2012 MacBook Pro Laptop No Power Repair using schematics and circuit board diagram.

[@kalentonggaming7093]

One of my favorite category in repair. Dead unit and step by step checking of power rails before giving conclusion to the device. Keep it up sir, i learn a lot from your videos. Repair Tech from PH.

[@RNMossoro]

is there another page that you follow that explains step by step macbook?

[@blk89gmc]

I soldered my first eeprom for a lcd tv this morning. This was my first venture into replacing an smd component. You sir, make it appear pretty easy. It is not. I need to thank the guy at the local computer repair store near me, for the small tube of no clean flux. It saved my tail after lifting and bridging two pads. Got the pads separated and back where they needed to sit. I learned a hot enough iron(I dont have air) and flux are very important. Your videos are great inspiration to believe I could try. Job done, big smile and on to the next one!

[@harleysofttailtx]

I am just a beginner at micro soldering, and my weakest area is in diagnostics. I've learned a lot from your videos on the usefulness of the visual inspection of components, and loved this one on following the schematics. (I'm sort of glad I don't do Macbook repair!) Thank you for sharing

[@aquarius9909]

Great repair video. The shorted ISL chip blow the 20 ohm R7005 resistor .

[@basharhermas1862]

مبدع كالعاده.... فن واتقان وتركيز في تحديد العطل

[@sergeaudenaert]

Some extra kudos to you - unlike some other channels, no foul language here; down to earth and to the point; strong diagnosis; results - thank you for the nice video

[@oluwabusayooyegunwa5764]

I've learnt a lot from your videos and also teaching other colleagues too. I always find it intriguing that u rarely use schematics drawings in your diagnostics. Good work!

[@tonytrilex2555]

I would say out of all your videos I think this is the best one.

[@vincepirozzi9603]

Where do you get your schematics and diagrams?

[@Zebra_Paw]

Yep, without diagram this was a no fix! Because you can’t test every single resistor! You can still track the power rail though! Every time I see that good component level repair I feel really good, this should be done everywhere! Absolutely love it 😍 that’s amazing!

[@trilexfix]

I am so glad you answered a question that I have been wondering for a long time about what happens when resistors go bad. I took a lot of notes at iPad rehab and maybe it was covered but that just didn't stick in my head of how they act. I was also making mistakes in my macbook repairs when I didn't check the resistors while the power is one Thank You so much!!!

[@minecraftgaming10994]

I have learned a lot from your videos.I am very thankful to you sir. Love from India

[@makingcookingfixing]

Liked and subscribed! Really loved watching the entire video. It's awesome to watch you follow the diagram, read the values and then measure the values on the board. Obviously you have experience, because I would not have known to look for example to the current resistors and that chip. Thanks!

[@georgegonzalez2476]

A little bit concerned that three resistors failed. Resistors don’t usually fail for no reason. Is there some problem on the board that is blowing those resistors? I know you are trying to work quickly but perhaps a little bit too quick?

[@kuman6736]

Witch multimeter are you useing? tnx and all the best!

[@automotiveradiator1528]

Would like to see more videos like this...schematics, voltages, and component values.

[@Roottech25]

How do you get doner board

[@hightttech]

Nice troubleshooting, NF 👍. Many boards are scrapped unnecessarily due to lack of logical troubleshooting. The hackers might correctly replace a dead chip, but fail to troubleshoot, and miss the damaged passives. They give up. Client loses.

[@stefcampagna2321]

Very very interesting video with schematics, circuit board and step by step troubleshooting method. Like you use to say : "AWESOME" :-)

[@andreasaurel-van28]

View from Germany I love this work and Alex you are so friendly all ways thank you very much you make My Day better

[@bilalsoltan8688]

Verry good job ,but I wanna ask you if you can show the multimeter on the screen at the same time to follow your explications thank's again

[@ashrafali5596]

you are only the who make my day;cheering me up by such awesome;informative vids i appreciate your work

[@shadowarez1337]

These should be PSA videos on why you shouldn't buy mac computer's. But nothing will stop people from buying what they see In ads. As always amazing work great knowledge and process.

[@Frè-Za]

I'm glad that we were able to get this board fixed

[@YeahNoTellTheTruth]

Love watching your channel, keep up the good work. I just wanted to share a thought about the general topic of your channel. It feels so good to repair things that were complex and looked like they were basically broken. I imagine you get that feeling too? I guess you make some money from these videos, so I can't say it's 'for free', but considering we the viewers do not pay out of our pockets, it's a fair trade with everyone winning here, obviously some more than others (google), but just wanted to appreciate your sharing of expertise.

[@MrJalalalali]

يازلمي طلعت عربي وانا عم قول هالذكاء والبراعة بالشغل من وين جايبها 👍

[@Aminanamous]

Best video you made by far you went step by step explaining thanks bro am trying to learn

[@williamwalrus63]

If this repair took you 20 minutes to troubleshoot I salute you 👏.

[@aqib2000]

This is a very common repair to do. Same IC AND same 5 resistors and the twin diode package to check. 5 min diagnosis mate

[@hakimyusuf5370]

great job, all error component measured before change

[@maxblade01]

As far as I learned from you, I would have changed the chip first then changed after diagnose then outer components... but anyway i am still learning... thank you master flash 🙏

[@calvinmientke3539]

Logical troubleshooting is usually faster than educated guesses. After much experience, educated guesses are fast but still check. It avoids getting confused when you guess incorrectly. If we don't have a stack of doners, guessing gets expensive and time-consuming.

[@dtrickie]

Hello, what is the name of the software you're using for the board view?

[@dexternengomasha7579]

U are the best. Love you from Zimbabwe

[@calvinmientke3539]

I'm on a 10" tablet and I have 70-year-old eyes. Can you enlarge your cursor for schematic pointing? Thanks!

[@tomfreerunner4lyf]

My eyes aren't as old but watching on my phone I had to zoom in with my face to see it lol.

[@ashrafkarjiker6888]

Which website do you find the Schematics

[@nibpsa]

Where can get the laptop schematic,

[@mardina1a]

Good Jobs and you have newer been used thermal cam on this.Bravo

[@klcworld4860]

What schematic diagram are you using sir ??

[@SONNYemc]

I would love to know as well

[@diyfixtool830]

Very excellent video, full of maintenance knowledge, please pay attention to it!

[@muscleman4799]

The power of schematics is just amazing. I need schematics to fix my laptop.

[@iwgnma]

0:50 Is that normal?

[@michalhudek]

yes i see that first too, but on second look its just melted plastic from connector

[@makaveli1337_]

leftover flux

[@JohnDwyer123]

I think it's toast. Probably the reason why the DC IN board had to be replaced.

[@deathtrap1976]

I hate all the Apple's related products but I don't miss any video of yours on repair process.

[@olegisakharov8769]

Where can I find schematic for apple products? Please help

[@legrandse]

Without schematic, can your thermal cam be useful to find resistor problem ?

[@rajawaseem2752]

Very interesting and excellent troubleshooting techniques may i know which board viewer you using ? Thanks.

[@maklogetrich2378]

just asking, have you ever fix a graphic card before?

[@kepharolang1984]

Great job bro.... learning new things day by day 👍

[@byahenichris3562]

First from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@norvinsakiral4450]

Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! 💪

[@linxkarino2348]

Edi wow😆

[@eshirovlogs326]

gogo pilipinas

[@AntonioWengratt]

Thank you. Great video. You read those diagrams pretty well. Awesome

[@MathiasVen]

Again a nice job. Can you tell us what for a Soldering Station y use? And also explain how to solder like you. Like how to hold the solder nicely on your tip and bring it to the board. Would be awesome ❤

[@roseelectronics4582]

Nice work!

[@kaiserkhalil1]

After a long time advance repair video is here 👌👍...just a quick question which software you are using for bitmap view?

[@MBrulla]

Having Board View is so nice. I love working on MBPs because of it. If only we could get that for other makes/models as easily. Great work. What chip kit did you pull the ISL from? I don't remember seeing that one on the store.

[@pashko90]

From magic box )

[@anonhollmuller4032]

hey :) i am trying to repair a siemens s7-200 sps.....do you have a tip for getting the scematic of the psu? good work that you make! best geez from Germany. PS: sorry for my poor english!!!!

[@rgodhnia]

Absolutely enjoyed watching this excellent step by step troubleshooting. Would you share wich board viewer you using. Is it open board view developed by Paul daniel ?

[@mariolemerise7732]

Yes FlexBV

[@rgodhnia]

@@mariolemerise7732 thanks

[@sousao3049]

Best video ever from Hussain bro,

[@mortezaalisarayloo6417]

Hi. Engineer, I had a question. How can I find a schematic of an electronic SMD board on the Internet? For example dvd player marshal portable model ME-118MKII Thank you for replying.

[@lexander9686]

Brother i remember you asking the same question before, usually i type the model number even if it is a Chinese brand, sometimes I get lucky sometimes I don't, good luck

[@lexander9686]

Also some of the schematic like the iPhones can be bought online or you can get a paid subscription, i think

[@lexander9686]

Try paul Daniels software

[@hightttech]

How you enter search criteria in Google will improve chance of finding factory service data. Use keywords like "service manual", "repair", "schematic" and ".pdf" with model number of device (like your DVD player). Check OEM's website for support documents. Look for identifying information printed on the boards and search it; a lot of OEM's use subsections that are readily available from third party manufacturers (e.g. logic boards, power supplies, motor controllers, audio amplifiers and LED drivers). If you cannot find service data, then get pencil and paper and reverse engineer device yourself. GOOD LUCK.

[@GregM]

Due to Apple's litigious one does not post where to download schematics but if you use Google or other search engine you no doubt will get results. Some schematics are hard to find.

[@sauravroy4411]

How to become master like you sir.....you are great .....specially in microsoldering...

[@rafathali1999]

It's easy just you need micro soldering skills and test board to practice and make them perfect

[@rafathali1999]

You may learn them via youtube or just try by your self on dead boards

[@khanDanish367]

view from INDIA .............

[@丸谷明徳]

Thank you. Now I know where to fix my MacBook.

[@Lucky7Graphix]

I have a 2009 MacBook Pro that after changing the battery will boot up and then goes to a white screen and does nothing. Is it even worth attempting to repair it?

[@bertrandguenroc9154]

Where did you find schematics and which software you use?

[@xavierfrankosadume9326]

I will also like to know pls.

[@annierenard5954]

great video ! is that the software from Paul Daniels ???

[@rasheed3039]

Pursuit of Perfection ...well done 👍

[@josearrasola7236]

Hello sir , job well done 👍 I like the way you work and find you skills is very different ! And try to get the same tools you use I know can find them on your site ! My work has stop moving I have nothing coming in

[@sherwinmarzan]

What kind of multimeter tester are you using sir?

[@achilles4526]

Looks like a Fluke 87V

[@sherwinmarzan]

@@achilles4526 ok sir thank you

[@Abdul_rejman]

Respected SIR. How we can have circuit diagram for defferent laptop Thanks

[@PHONE-LAPTOP-REPAIR]

just curious cos I haven't seen or even touch a MacBook motherboard yet. is the chip that you replaced are all the same on every MacBook.

[@mariolemerise7732]

The chip he replaced is a QFN charging IC (ISL6259). You'll find this chip on all Apple portables but it could differ with the portable model.

[@garydeanstovall370]

Right now I have a package at your post office that they say they can't deliver to you. I requested a redelivery try. We'll see. Iread car diagrams every day. Where do you get computer diagrams?

[@VKS_627]

excellent job, enjoyed it and learned...

[@PringlesEG]

Great job, I hope to be as good as you some day.

[@aliasgerzakir]

Excellent job brother your very good!!

[@lakshminarayanaaithal1081]

Could you please attach the schematic and board diagram link here?

[@GregM]

Due to Apple's litigious nature one does not post where to download schematics but if you use Google or other search engine you no doubt will get results. Some schematics are hard to find.

[@lakshminarayanaaithal1081]

@@GregM Yes I'm to able find till 2013.

[@edmarespinosa2924]

Good job sir from the phlippines also a cellphone technitian..

[@frankfournier5183]

Just like I've always said Alex... "It's better to pay a tech than to make it a wreck!"

[@Ueieieiddudu]

Maestro, great job!

[@nauticalpirate]

Great work!! it is so beautiful and perfectt

[@acfd8445]

Like you uncle calls you. The boss of them all.

[@nikolaoscharalampidis3143]

nice job again! A question: Why you get parts like resistors or caps from donor boards when you know their exact value? Not saying it's wrong, just wondering why. Have a good day! Greetings from Greece!

[@rajawaseem2752]

It’s Usually the quality, value and tolerances are all tightly matched to OEM specifications whereas sometimes new parts from different manufactures aren’t of correct tolerances or values !

[@tinygriffy]

Well it can't be quality since that is a common failure on these boards (ask louis :D), also you can get parts with better specs from any electronics supplier, so I guess it's convenience since they are already there.. on the donor. also you don't have to pay for extra parts. If you want to have a stock of all components that you might need to replace in the future you have to pay a lot of money for that... (having i.e a hundred of each possible cap and resistor you might need, you are quickly in the thousands of dollars ...) I really don't think it's a good idea to solder the same crap back on from another board since these donor board parts are most likely prone to fail like the ones that did in the first place....probably they are close to end of life.... just MO.

[@paolomonai9511]

@@rajawaseem2752 No, this is not entirely true. Basically, one doesn't need a very tight tolerance value in the larger majority of the cases unless of very precise reference voltage value for comparators or regulators. The reason for using donor boards is that you have a perfect corresponding component point to point. So, you do not care of the value of the component, since it is in the same position both on the board to repair and on the donor board. It is a quicker path to solution! Regards from Italy.

[@technoh7906]

Really appreciate your work

[@christianprincipe6680]

nice video from philippines

[@HazeAnderson]

Excellent work! Congrats! 😅👍

[@jainudinalaya708]

Good work sir

[@Unbekannt-ov5gb]

ماشاء الله مدير View from Germany

[@pfiltz]

I'm just curious. Does anyone have a guess as to what happened to make all those components fail or break? Just wondering.....

[@hightttech]

Chip died. Passives were collateral damage.

[@ferasalfarsi897]

Excuse me, from where can I have schematic and diagrams for Mac ? I would like to get a course for advance repair, from where I can get courses for that? Thank you for your amazing videos From Saudi.

[@GregM]

Due to Apple's litigious nature one does not post where to download schematics but if you use Google or other search engine you no doubt will get results. Some schematics are hard to find.

[@ferasalfarsi897]

@@GregM Thank you!

[@rutaElectronics]

Please shoot the next video about that macbook which you said the keyboard and touch pad are not working. Love from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@RespawnRestricted]

Board view is op lol wish other brands had as much leaked schematics and that program

[@roseelectronics4582]

It'a probably not worth making such a program for other brands.

[@RespawnRestricted]

@@roseelectronics4582 ya I know wish the amount of schematics they have for apple were floating around for other brands though

[@chethankiran5478]

You r great..., 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@senja_sendu]

a long process, and i like it 🥳

[@alphabeets]

Nice work!!

[@test_helicopter]

Thanks , i from vietnam...

[@AleminKrali84]

you men are a hero....

[@marcinklupczynski]

Nice job!

[@rafathali1999]

I've liked this video sooo much

[@NarcisAlin1]

Amazing like usually !!

[@donnierobertson3088]

Great job like all ways

[@tinygriffy]

Since when does Louis have a beard 🤔

[@ashleynery8092]

louis seems to do more talking on cam nowdays than repairs anyway :(

[@sahbibg9680]

@@ashleynery8092 unfollowed him recently.

[@tinygriffy]

@@ashleynery8092 ... which is not bad, I mean the whole right to repair thing is very important, and he has politician skills so maybe not a bad thing hes talking right ? but true true much less "peepee geh three hot" and "fanspin" from him these days, so its nice northbridge took over XD

[@em0_tion]

Great job 👌

[@stefanitha]

So many views, so so many subscribers and so little appreciation! Shame on ... they know who!

[@Aradordeloscampososcuros]

Hi, I'm a loyal subscriber, I wanted to know if you can put subtitles on your KZbin videos. Thanks I want to learn more., ..

[@williamwalrus63]

If you look at the top right of the video there is a CC click on that and it will display subtitles.

[@Aradordeloscampososcuros]

@@williamwalrus63 Yes, I already gave it a clip but the subtitles also come out in English😞

[@williamwalrus63]

@@Aradordeloscampososcuros KZbin since it's owned by Google should have different languages options for subtitles I agree. That would be a nice update for the KZbin platform.

[@runneryg]

your very good