A Warranty come back job. Is NOT my fault !! The moment when the manufacturer is more dodgy than you
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7:58 historical moment- Sorin is replacing shorted capacitor ❤
Nup he did many time maybe 1/1000 😅
Congratulation Sorin for your capacitor replacement ! There is a first for everything !
If you dont have thermal camera take a antistatic bag and put it over the motherboard where it melts there is a problem.
The speed you found and fixed it is what I'm taking from this video . Great work 👍
6:43 "I have a thermal camera I still burn my fingers" 😂🤣🤣🤣
Haha, think the average return rate is about 1 in 15 to 1 in 20 - it happens. Get a uv pen and mark your expensive covered bits before closing, possibly put a date there too inside the lid. Do it off camera :D
So no need for a thermal camera just use the good old thermal finger! Well done Sorin
we are so proud of you. You have found a link to buy caps lol.
Thank you for your time :)
5:41 Thanks for the tip.
9:21 Sorin if you long press the blue button of the hot air station it will blow cold air
had a similar job, tested the ac adapter it was fine, as soon as i plugged it in, the voltage went to zero - unpluigged tested the adapter again - zero volts - unplugged the adapter, replugged - back to the correct voltage - the port was conducting the correct voltage but shorted as soon as the power button was pressed - upon examination the pins inside the port were bent at such an angle you couldnt see noramlly the port was loose around the adapter (so was not grounding out immidiately), but the adapter was also goosed - replaced both the port and adapter - jobs a good un...shows you can never assume only one fault - a virtually identical machine to this one...another great video Sorin....
Always learning.Thanks once again for another amazing video.
Great Job!
You're the Best!
Thank for sharing this video. Watching from Perth western Australia.
Great work. One laptop now slightly less dodgy!
good Video sorin. Thanks :) you should mark items with UV pen on the components you replace. a tiny little deliberate scratch mark on the component to but ALSO, use a dab of tippex. the obvious tippex will be a little distraction from the REAL marks. make and keep a record of your marks offscreen.
like this guy edition.cnn.com/2017/12/14/health/liver-initials-surgeon-simon-bramhall-intl-trnd/index.html :)))))))))
Thanks for the videos sir
Oh my god Sorin replaced a capacitor ! I am traumatised.
Merci pour ce dépannage très bien expliqué
From where do you know which capacitance you need? Which one did you solder into the Laptop? Just a random one? and if it works all fine, if not use another one?
Nice video, thanks! I wonder though, how you determine which value capacitor you choose for replacement.
You don't have to!
That's a power rail capacitor 50V one.. In SMD caps size determinate the approssimate value
you can use a slightly bigger one to compensate for missing one's..
@@albyboy4278 Thanks for the info. I learn more every time. I saw already that the SMD caps had special sizes, but I didn't know that they were related to their capacity. 👍
I love this channel!
hoping for magical assimilation of skills ;-)
👏popped that cherry now 😁
Sometimes it's easier to fix the problem as to explain the customer that it wasn't related to the previous fault.
For instance if you have a faulty MOSFET in a buck converter with 2 MOSFETs, one to VCC the other to ground, you only replace one and the second goes short a month later, lol, I don't know what could protect you in these cases an angel or a demon.
Sorin is running is own online repair shop right? I've been off a while and don't know the details, can someone explain?
Yes, you can find the link for his website in video description.
I hope I learned something again, see you in the next video!
sorin : Thats a good question"
me: You're welcome :)
Definitely you'll have to charge again. Though not the full price of repairing a motherboard.
Good job mate 👍
Sorin, in this case, what you will charge the customer? Discount because the laptop came back fast even this is not your fault ? Full charge the customer or even send it free because it also was a fast job and you also want to leave the customer happy ?
Acer Dodgy ....lol...True...
Congratulations 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great Job mr.Sorin, but how to explain customer to pay again for this.
8:50 a small step for man a giant leap for humanity :=)
dude if i got a computer that came back with no screws in it i would have said im sorry but someone else obviously worked on the computer after i did so i cant honor any warranty.
acer: designed for the low category people, you can use it in a cave, a tent, or anywhere you are. Laptops such as ASUS, SONY, or similar are designed for high end people, only use them in the private helicopter, or else a server will cause malfunctions. The secret is in the acer factory battery, needs 10 discharges in Windows, and one discharge in Bios. Some of these cycles continuously switch on performance functions, then you can transfer your billions in a cave. Other manufacturers attack their devices with a drone, multiple countries pay its price from the tax.
thanks
I would not assume that it was left empty by the manufacturer if the laptop is already opened and I think there was solder on those pads... maybe somebody removed bad capacitors there already.
There is multiple empty pads on motherboards so it can be that by default
nice Jade Laptop
No screws? Nuf said. How to determine the capacitor replacement: was it from a donor board (exact model) or you guessed - if so, how? thanks!!
i thought you will add 2 cap because that cap will fail again because that cap will be stressed and it will burn again
This comeback looks dodgy. No screws on the back panel, the harddrive SSD is removed. Surely this customer knows this is a different fault. At least replace the screws after he removed his SSD.
so as i know in the UK you have to give 3 month warranty of the product? Did you charge the customer or its a free job? In Bulgaria for example this will be charged as another job and the customer should pay for it
Well, technically this is clearly another fault. But the customer does not see the difference clearly. The laptop is just dead again in the eyes of an typical customer. So i would do this for free and have a happy customer. If chagring again you get a disappointed and angry customer doing negative advertising... 😇
Anyone know where I can buy a new motherboard for Acer Swift 3 SF314-59-75QC? I bought in U.S. but now live in Thailand. Thank you.
No capacitor and it works fine? But what is the risk if doing it?
i see the same problem applies to everyone.
SORIN WOULD YOU CHARGE THE CUSTOMER BEACAUSE IT IS DIFFERENT FAULT, I HAVE A SHOP TOO I NEED TO KNOW HOW WOULD YOU DEAL WITH THAT. THANKS
Charge the customer with discount of like 10, 20 %
I'm working on hp 15-1039wm laptop and the 3 capacitors near the power button (2 have blown up) my question is, can the laptop still function correctly with just one capacitor?
How do you know which capacitor to put?
Nothing to be sad about as you can never can tell how the devices are getting used, and if it's being taken good care of, environmental issues (dirty power, kids, pets, coffee etc).
So in this case, do you charge the customer again for the repair, or fix it for free, like a warranty job?
I mean... anybody will realize it's not your fault for this second failure, but the customers will (almost) always try to make it look so...
@Mr Guru
As L. Rossmann once stated in a yt video about this subject: *"You touched it, you own it!"*
Of course, recording a video with the actual diagnostics is one way to secure an evidence and build your arguments.
But even facing that proof, customers will somehow make their best to try to make you responsible for the second (totally unrelated) failure.
And in those cases, God forbid if you didn't had the means or time to cover yourself with such a video evidence...
Not everybody records their repairs and post them on yt, that's what I'm saying...
@Mr Guru I'm not trying to troll or anything like that. I was just curious what will Sorin do in this case, with all the evidences that he put up to... And maybe looking for HIS advice for many of us here, who don't have the same means to do it like he does...
@@silvake offer the client a discount for this work.. should be reasonable
How did you choose the capacitance of the replacement capacitor?
just get a bigger capacitor
How did you know what value the replacement capacitor should be?
because it fit the physical description lol
Donor board and replace the exact one that works (not shorted). If the donor board does have a good capacitor you can test the capacitance otherwise you'll need a schematic. The capacity needs to be exactly the same but the voltage can be higher.
@MrTGuru There was space for even four capacitors.
@MrTGuru Larger and smaller values are used in parallel to filter out noise.
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Thanks for this helpful video. However, I also have a laptop with a short on the second mosfet, but nothing heats up when injecting voltage. What can I do?
More voltage
@@sethreign8103 I went up to 19v and nothing heated up
@@delonmeau Higher amps
LOL you are doggy Sorin 😂
I hope you don't have any problems getting paid for this. I can understand how the customer might think it was your fault but hopefully they will believe you when you tell them a capacitor failed.
It's all about trust and fairness. If you have knowledge about electronics you must not use it against your clients.
easy u dont need a skill hahahah and finally happy ohhhhhh sorin😇😇😇
Dodgy Sorin, stop stealing those cheap capacitors :D JOKES :D :D :D
you don't need skills, just fingers👈😂
i hope you charge this customer for your time .....your original job was done ....
What's going on?
woooow im the first view, thanks for the education sir
Why after using thermocamera you also using your finger 😂
I think he just wanted to confirm the exact location/side of board, etc.
allways hard to explain to customer that the same symptons are caused by a different fault.
are you romanian by any chance?
He is, yes
You seems to be edgy about dodgy manufacturer
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