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[@elprof101]

The youtube home page feels empty when there is no new videos from your channel.

[@kadirjabbar8396]

True! This video took bit longer than usual..

[@ToltecMerc]

I have a regular job that has been taking a lot of my time lately.

[@carlosgarciaoropeza5480]

When I saw the current reached 314mA I knew you had it! ...I celebrated like NFL referees when they see a touchdown. I'm glad you're back. Thank you very much for sharing. All the best.

[@ToltecMerc]

It is a glorious site indeed! Thanks for the visit!

[@karlhartl7371]

The master himself strikes again

[@ToltecMerc]

There are so many PS5 in need!

[@jonydarksy2600]

Another awesome repair. Good work!

[@ToltecMerc]

Thanks so much! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!

[@frankcarpenetti5776]

Thanks for the temp and air flow settings! I suggest getting blue tac to hold those little suckers while testing them! I can't work without blue tac. I always see pros such as you struggle with the same issuue, componenents blowing away while testing them. I just pull my hair.. use blue tac people!! I'm a novice, but I do not struggle with this issue. Great video , as always.

[@ToltecMerc]

I believe I do have some blue tac down in my drawer somewhere. What I should have done it left it attached to the board on one end.

[@muratrisvan]

Thanx master ❤️🇹🇷

[@ToltecMerc]

You are quite welcome!

[@johnHAMMOND-l3u]

thank you for another great video i always enjoy watching your repairs

[@ToltecMerc]

Glad you like them! You are quite welcome!

[@gizmo1252000]

he,s knows his way around ps5 that,s for sure :) as always great job

[@ToltecMerc]

I do enjoy PlayStations the most!

[@ajaks7636]

Great Repair, and Video! Thank You. 😀

[@ToltecMerc]

Thank you and you are very welcome!

[@glenndavis8255]

That is too cool. I wish I could find shorts that easily. I’ve got PS5 right now. They have shorts and I can’t find it. this will help me out a lot. Thanks.

[@mohindersembi7647]

Well done master 👏 👍 guru 👏 😊

[@ToltecMerc]

Many many thanks!!

[@computerbooter1566]

Man I wish just once I would get one of these in!!!! As always my friend, great job, and congrats on the 10k subs! Amazing what editing will get you 🙂

[@ToltecMerc]

Thanks Booter! Maybe one day you can get a simple shorted cap. Nah, probably not!

[@computerbooter1566]

@@ToltecMerc lol!

[@yoho2chn]

nice cap hunting one. I have the same LCR tweezer and find it reading capacitance off quite a lot compared to DMM, just like you finding 17uF but on DMM would be around 20uF-ish.

[@ToltecMerc]

It does help some to tweak the test frequency!

[@ConsoleTherapy]

Another great video! Thank you

[@ToltecMerc]

Thanks so much! That's very kind of you!

[@haakmeer]

great repair again, and up to the 10K sub

[@ToltecMerc]

Thank you! We are sneaking up on 10k.

[@REMEDY-REPAIRS]

Really nice work man

[@ToltecMerc]

Thanks a lot!

[@winlose3073]

very nice repair as usual!

[@ToltecMerc]

Thanks for watching!

[@tommorgan7043]

Pesky cap. I would have lost it the first time. 😂 nice fix

[@ToltecMerc]

I should left it stuck to the board on one end. Oh well!

[@TOMelectronicsfix]

Good work

[@ToltecMerc]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@rfr653]

Good job mate 👍👏

[@ToltecMerc]

Thanks 👍

[@jengen3624]

nice repair als always 😍

[@ToltecMerc]

Thank you very much!!

[@smdsoldering]

Great work you need some hot tweezers for those caps

[@ToltecMerc]

I have some Hakko hot tweezers. I rarely use them as they are rather under-powered in my opinion.

[@Ismail-1983]

Great find! Why do we replace this kind of capacitor? I do laptop repair and blown caps i never replace if it is powersupply related. What is your vision on replacing those caps?

[@ToltecMerc]

Why would you not replace a bad component if you can get a proper replacement?

[@Ismail-1983]

@@ToltecMerc most caps for the powersupply are there to help the motherboard get through the FCC test for the manufacturer. I tested on laptop motherboards to remove every cap of the powersupply and scoped the signals before and after with no difference and motherboard works fine. If it is not powersupply related i replace them.

[@Ismail-1983]

@@ToltecMerc it is more on why would you think it is needed to do so? Just curious lol

[@STOIANOVSFAMILY]

Hello,thanks for video! I have a same problem with my ps5.

[@rory9174]

Hi. Great upload and thank you. Do you buy the PS5s on eBay or something or are you running a repair shop?

[@ToltecMerc]

I buy and sell on eBay. I don't have a shop. I'm just a hobbyist.

[@danielluna9761]

excelent :)

[@ToltecMerc]

Thank you so much! I do appreciate that!

[@mattcole4088]

Love the repair videos I wish I had the tools an the know how to do these repairs myself do you offer repair for other people ?? I have a ps5 that I bought an is giving me trouble let me know thanx

[@Lazyman1975]

Easy to test if you lay them on a piece of double sided tape flipped and not peeled. Wont go flying to another dimension then

[@ToltecMerc]

I do have some double-sided tape but it's buried in my drawer somewhere.

[@BoardRepairGuy]

What is the tool you used to get that reading ?

[@ToltecMerc]

I believe I was using my Smart Tweezers. It's a handheld LCR meter.

[@BoardRepairGuy]

@@ToltecMerc can you make a video showing how to test south bridge. Like a little guide. Showing all diode readings and voltage test points. I keep having issues with trying to know if my issue is SB related or SSD related.

[@lubinrobles9078]

Nice !

[@Ahmad-Saleem81]

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[@ToltecMerc]

Thank you!

[@kocetoMR]

With hakko tweezer ,repair will be much more interesting,and eyse for you

[@ToltecMerc]

I have some Hakko hot tweezers. I never seem to use them. I have the station with just two ports so it remains unplugged most of the time.

[@kocetoMR]

you prefer to heat the whole board for a small cap,while your tweezers sit unused.This is why hakko are losing value on the stock market.

[@Console_Tech]

Another great video thank you