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[@CupCake316258]

Seeing your uploads basically every second day brings a smile to my face. I've tried to get into watching your live streams, but for me, there is just too little action in there, so watching the videos you post is the bomb.

[@JoeyDoesTech]

I really appreciate that, thank you :)

[@TheSkaldenmettrunk]

Honesty and transparency.. not seen much these days.. well done.. and thank you.

[@darkerbinding6933]

It's great watching an honest dude.

[@MinhTran-tj4wq]

I know nothing about electronic repairs and most of the time has very little understanding of the fixes that were made on this channel. What I love most about this channel is your sincerity and most importantly the integrity and efforts that you put in to ensure that the fixes that you made are at your 110% best. Best wishes to you and your family and this great community that you have built.

[@kortt]

and this is why you have the following that you do Joey. Keepin it real brother, cheers!

[@yanec2501]

Mistakes happen, you're only human, so you're honestly and going the extra mile to make a video rather than changing one comment is very nice to see

[@allenrusselljr]

Good move buddy. Our Integrity and our word are priceless. This is why your ontrack for many more followers.

[@davidstrider2007]

Nice video. It takes a real man to admit his mistakes, learn and better himself from it. Cheers bud!

[@Christopher-cr7pw]

Dude keep grinding. You're good at what you do. Everyone makes mistakes as long as you learn from them. Which you did.

[@andhairy]

Perfect explantion and good on you for being honest, that is a major plus for you in this day of this world. As mentioned before our integrity is priceless.😇

[@arnaujaimee]

It is unfortunate but very honest of you to put up a video informing us. Keep up the great work!

[@denim3641]

Love the transparency you give us 🙏 Keep up the good work.

[@Valerie_is_doing_stuff]

your doing great having the right attitude to own the problem, is the best you can do. you did the best you can and its just trying to make you look bad. got to love technology sometimes. lol

[@vorno102]

It happens. Good on you for the clarity. Well done mate.

[@DKaytch]

ETHICS. So rare. YOU HAVE THEM. THANK YOU!

[@Exillin]

Thats a REAL man right there owning up! Cant wait for the 100k subs you deserve it!

[@Sezze123]

Honestly it happens. Being open and transparent is the best way. As longs as the customer was made right. We learn and move - no drama.

[@raffern]

We live and learn 😃 Respect

[@voneschenbachmusic]

Consistent excellence of character

[@govid0000]

Dang, really sucks :/ maybe a faulty voltage regulator for ssd controller that sometimes lets too much power thru? Anyways, thanks for being so honest with us joey 🙂

[@JoeyDoesTech]

I agree. Something along those lines! It won't be worth fixing now for sure, time spent on it would be a complete waste. Will look to sell as faulty with a full run down of what's been done as always. Thanks for watching Govi! :)

[@mindluge]

you're a scholar and a gentleman

[@BrenGunning]

You get an “honesty like” for this video 👍

[@ChosesinWon]

It's okay to make mistakes. It's how you proceed from that mistake that makes you. Clearly you are well made.

[@aserta]

0:06 so... uh, like a cat, where the cat says "Don't be the part of the problem BE the ENTIRE problem?" I can get behind that. :) Jokes aside, kudos man, on owning up. Shows character and integrity. We need that more than ever. Some of us are older, but i'm sure that in the audience there's also teens who will take note of it and hopefully learn that mistakes are about what you do with them, not hiding them or being ashamed of them or anything else. Again, kudos and chapeau from across the channel!

[@chasefournier]

No worries bro. Intermittent problems happen and can be completely unrelated to the work you did. Cheers buddy.

[@splashhhhhhhhhh]

I would still go back and amend the comment for those watching for the first time. Since if you are watching how to repair that part with that issue they may think it’s the right way still

[@cfq.tufanuf7601]

After all that testing and it seemed good anybody would try selling it again. Now... selling it for a third time would be the big no-no. That's where your moral compass comes in Joey!... You done the right thing.

[@deekay4473]

Environment Heros keep things alive. 👍

[@proesterchen]

Thanks for the update, Joey! 👍

[@JoeyDoesTech]

No dramas :)

[@Crazyrobot8888]

Hi Joey! During your explanation of your testing you said that you unplugged the device and then plugged it back in to use it again. Did you ever leave it plugged in for a longer duration? My guess is that there might be an issue when the device is either idling or in a standby state. The original return stated that customer came back to it in a non-functional state after leaving it sit for a period of time, which makes me believe it was left with access to power during this time. Although your tests seem to be for normalized use, it's not normal to unplug these devices after your done using them, at least for where I'm from. Love the videos, keep it up!

[@jacobscudds]

So close to 100k Joey it’s kinda crazy

[@jochenrudiger]

Having a sporadic error is always terrible. Respect that you make a video about it. But Louis did not say person, but b... instead if I remember correctly. 😊

[@TimBoxBoi]

Glad you're open to it Joey!!! This is out of your control. You took precautionary steps already.

[@jonstout9236]

Kudos to you, fella 👍

[@NaN_INF]

You should replace that chip with a preheater and minimum heat from hot air. Adding kapton tape on the die itself can prevent thermal shock.

[@jonsmith5087]

time to sell it as parts with its history description

[@davidashton5626]

Props

[@sirrichel9155]

Can't win them all Joey, but would be interesting to know what is shorting the chips sadly we may never be sure.

[@lordmmx1303]

well, I had device like this. two returns = parts bin.

[@LucaFiltroMan]

Well, after seeing this, if I were to have the money to buy something you repaired and turns out to be faulty, I'd be rather hesitant to give you a negative feedback on eBay: considering how much you document your repairs and that you own up to any mistake, I'd call it an amicable resolution :D

[@milhooz]

This is a really difficult case because you tested it over a reasonable period of time, really weird that it is not working again... You could count this one as a loss but that would not tell us what is going wrong with it and we want to know!

[@asleeds]

Shit happens. What is important is how you reacted to it. I wouldn’t hesitate to purchase one of your repaired consoles Joey.

[@TheMrRatzz]

Well, it's hardly the crime of the century...

[@JanHurych]

Person? I kinda remember it different. :-D

[@espertalhao041]

It was something about a beach...

[@jordan15308]

BunnySuitFund

[@RamboTheArtist]

obviously idk too much about repairs. But maybe it went too cold ? If I remember correctly. First customer got it, tested it on arrival, worked, then went to buy the controller, so few days gap (I assumed after watching your videos). Not working. Then you got it again repaired it, tested it for a week, but still used every day, no problem. You sold it again. New customer got it, probably used it at the start, no problem, then probably had a time gap of not using it and guess what...stopped working. It looks like something works fine when "warm" but the moment it goes "cold" just fries the component. Its just weirdd that it breaks after a longer period of not using it.

[@MattSimano]

What is the arm you use to hold your microscope???

[@communicate121]

Any thoughts on what's causing the chip failure?

[@lestermoreno9437]

A dying IC. I got one repair exactly same SSD controller And dying after a week of the repair then I reflow And same to the next day after repair then I did a reballing And exactly the same dying after a week. I replace for other IC And I have been testing maybe 3 weeks since then it working good. That is My thought about it.

[@benpickford1646]

Bit of a random one but I noticed you said you unplugged it over night when testing just thinking is it a problem that's happening when the console is left plugged in as most people leave them plugged in constantly maybe that's why it was fine when you tested it but when the customer left it plugged in it then stopped working not sure what could cause that tho sorry for the long comment

[@evilnememsis]

What is the make and model of your multimeter? Link isn't working for me in Canada. Much thanks

[@adzinoolol]

Attempt 44 of asking Joey for his Fluke multimeter

[@Finditfixitphilipit]

So voltage is being spiked from so thing else killing rhe ssd controller.

[@TheSpotify95]

When you get it back, sell it as faulty and list the known faults with the console! I wouldn't even trust it as a donor board, unless you need another donor board - because what could be causing the SSD Controllers to go bad?!

[@MikeG-rh1lk]

Wonder if it is some kind of intermittent psu issue? Can be hard to test items you only have so much time, I fixed XBOX ONE S thought it was working would play Fortnite fine but crashed and burned playing Battlefield 1

[@Rankoldbeast_UK]

JDT hivemind, I have a question : I want to get an extra power supply for my mini pc to make it simpler for moving it between rooms. My original one has these specs: INPUT:100-240V~50/60Hz 2.0A OUTPUT: 19.0V - 3.0A 57.0W I can't find anything with these exact specs, so could anyone advise me as to what sort of range of output I can safely use. Often they go to 60w, 19v and slightly over 3A. Would this explode my computer? I'd appreciate anyone's knowledgeable advice Thanks

[@RTJ3DCosplay]

anyone else think joey is being scammed here ? like how hard is it to SAY that its not working right after its been repaired and joey being the kind soul he is says "send it back i will repair for free" for the buyer to send a completly different unit and get a free repair on 1 of the 2 machines... that or the buyer is the one at fault, u had it for a week with NO ISSUES but TWO WEEKS LATER the buyer has issues ? ? something smells fishy and i dont think its the flux.

[@SkippiiKai]

Very unlikely as Joey is presumably keeping track of serial numbers. I've worked on some things (thankfully my own) that have developed so many different unrelated problems-some units are just bad. Stuff happens.

[@RTJ3DCosplay]

@@SkippiiKai i will elect to remain sceptical of this if i where joey