I love this guy. Has a laptop held together with bandaids, toothpicks and glue and always starts with: "Hello ! Today we got a niiiice laptop", while he precedes to work on a pile of crap. But I know in the end we'll get the , , , , , "WE HAVE PICTURRRRRE !" LOL 😄👍
The real problem was on the connectors you disconnected @ 35:24, probably you fixed the problem by displacing a solder ball or something shorting at that point of time. I think all chips are good, you should check again and charge for that
@@miki_de 'Maybe'! But after removing the chip and reconnecting the flat cable, and the fan cable, his conclusion is 'so we are back on the Square One', @ 24:44. Probably this Laptop will come back to Sorin with the same issue, I guess.
It's up to the flat that connects the two motherboards. He probably didn't lie down well and was making a connection. When you took it out and put it back, it fell into place
@24:00 there is loose thin ribbon cable under the motherboard next to the fan on the left side of the MB, I think that was touching and causing 240mA short...
Good job on a tricky repair. I don't think the Samsung IC was the problem so like the other 2 ICs, you should be able to put it back as well to confirm.
Root cause analysis was sketch because repro of behaviors could not be (re)established. Maybe cables were misaligned or perhaps damaged from original screen repair? Some are calling Sorin lazy or sloppy for not resoldering the SIM socket controller. I agree the hitch in fault analysis should have led him to put the chip back on to test whether problem returned and to return laptop to full functionality (if possible). That said...are character attacks necessary? Perhaps he sincerely believed the controller was faulty. Regardless, I thank you, Sorin, for the content. I enjoy it.
Well done. I wonder whether the user was plugging in an external USB-C monitor whilst diagnosing the screen issue. Doesn't explain the blown SIM IC unless that is also controlling the USB-C port near to it.
I guess those 2 ICs (SM 5508) are responsible to provide the main power rail voltage to the USB output, for power delivery capability. It talks to the PD Controler (via the data pins maybe), and when it shorts out, it may feed the USB voltage (5V) back into the output of the 3.3V LDO chip, where it was supposed to have only 3.3V, not 5V.
I hate getting repairs where the first thing the repair label says is "customer repaired ..... and now it doesn't switch on". I charge an hourly rate for repairs where I have to fix other peoples mistakes because they've normally made a small problem into a bigger problem.
I don't accept to repair anything that had a repair attempt from a pro or a no pro cuz u never know what was the 1st problem and what are the problems now
Hello 👋 Thank you for video I think The problem was that the cable connecting the main motherboard and the secondary motherboard "was not connected correctly"
SM3350 is the SD card reader IC, on my mom's old HP (6th gen intel) the SD reader chip got shorted and started heating the entire right side of the laptop, so they can die like that but rarely.
Hi Sorin, even if i don't understand the very true problem... maybe resetting the big flat cable and the little flat cable under the mobo near to the fan that cause the short? ... otherwise we have a working pc thats all good job, bye Francesco Timpano from Florence Italy
What would you like to say, how sad? we have to be humble... I don't think it was the cause, but I was saying that having left it under the mobo the backlight flat Sorin could have made a short...@@ictrepairs6963
hello! I have a question folks. So where does the Sorin connect the Fnirsi-C1 device(the small device that powers up laptops through USB C) for power? ofc I know that one side is connected to a laptop, but where is the other end of the USB power cable actually connected?
Same, I tried to just unpin and pin the display cable from the display board, and now my laptop is dead. Service centre people are just saying we need to replace it is not repairable. I wish i could send you my laptop so that we can check what exactly is wrong.
Hi Sorin, another great video 👍👍👍. Can you please tell me what usb c charger you use in this video? Keep uploading and thanks for sharing your knolage. Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
Did he plug the charger in ? If its like apple you have to plug in the charger 1 st time after screen change, im not trained in Samsung laptops so don't know.
Basic question, 5 or 10omhs is consideredpw resistance on a capacitor? Should be in the Kohm or Mohm range? And how come you're injecting only 0.3V, not even 1V
Capacitor on DC voltage has pretty much no resistance when empty (essentially a short). This increases with its charge. So could be 5 ohms or 10 ohms depending on when you look (the ohmmeter's voltage will inevitably charge it slowly).😉 Also which time are you looking at the 0.3V? It's hard to see with the reflection, but the right number is the voltage, set to a bit below 3V. The left reading is the current. Most ICs work with 3.3V or 5V logic, so it's a pretty safe level for testing as long as the current is strictly limited and only for a short time.
Thanks for the detailed reply. It was the reflection from the sun so thought the DC power supply had only 0.3V and not 3V, you are right. It's a bit confusing regarding voltage injection because other repairers use voltage injection tool which you set only the voltage and no amps at all and generally say it's safe to inject 1V or 1.2, 1.3V. I guess that's for a full dead short. If it's not a dead short like zero resistance I guess it's ok to inject 3V on a 3.3V volt line, that's my understanding, and with limited amps, like 0.5 or so
@@emmanuelvalmas5648 Yep, can't tell for sure, but to me it's basically like "We know there should be 3.3V, we know there is some resistance, so let's see where it gets hot. You can't really do this testing with 1V, as 0.8V or less would be considered low/false/not active (read: components shouldn't react at all).
yes, i think too they have dumb 19v charger with usb-c (2 wires) and they short this smal smart chargers chips (need 4 wires for PD or QC communication) to try charge battery
"I have a thermal camera, why am i not using it?!" Story of my life in repairing PCs... I don't have a camera, but many of my injuries are also when i forget i have certain tools.
nobody understand why, that's why he plugging and testing all connected cables one by one, most likely orange flat cable has bad connection on long connector
how are you sir i believe that you are fine. my Toshiba laptop the fine is running and the power light its there but the screen its not showing please help sir
I'd rather bet on a dodgy charger of sorts. Big Clive had a few really nasty "constructs" a while back that wouldn't even necessarily qualify as real PSU of sorts. Maybe this even fried the screen, too, so nobody ever suspected anything USB related.
idk why but i never had big big problem with Samsung laptops they usually on cool side! :) but this sound like customer did bad job ok enough of talk .... but lets watch video :)
This job is same as iphone 16 repair job.ithink customers are not lucky you are lucky.some time easy pizza and some time hard pizza but you eating too much pizza's.❤😂😂
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I love this guy. Has a laptop held together with bandaids, toothpicks and glue and always starts with:
"Hello ! Today we got a niiiice laptop", while he precedes to work on a pile of crap.
But I know in the end we'll get the , , , , , "WE HAVE PICTURRRRRE !" LOL
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You forgot " I CAAAN'T BELIEEEEEEVE!" LOL
he forgot ''' PERFEEECT''
"Proper niicceee" in a Romanian accent is one of my new favourite lines. I use it daily. No-one gets it.
that's craaaazyyy 😂
"Dat"
a perfect example of breaking down a repair in stages ...TIME AND EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE ....great video sorin . a pleasure to watch ...
The real problem was on the connectors you disconnected @ 35:24, probably you fixed the problem by displacing a solder ball or something shorting at that point of time. I think all chips are good, you should check again and charge for that
If you saw at 19:44 he took out the motherboard and the flat cable was not connected, and it didn't work, I don't think that was the only reason
@@miki_de 'Maybe'! But after removing the chip and reconnecting the flat cable, and the fan cable, his conclusion is 'so we are back on the Square One', @ 24:44. Probably this Laptop will come back to Sorin with the same issue, I guess.
Looks like it!
So this video extended my lunch break from 15 minutes to an hour, but still it was kind of more interesting to watch than any crime show on TV… 😅
will never get bored love this 50min video
It's up to the flat that connects the two motherboards. He probably didn't lie down well and was making a connection. When you took it out and put it back, it fell into place
great job sorin you got it working
@24:00 there is loose thin ribbon cable under the motherboard next to the fan on the left side of the MB, I think that was touching and causing 240mA short...
this short brown flat cable have contacts on bottom only, and is flat straight under motherboard. it is not Shroedinger cat in box 🙂
Sub board disconnected also taking 240mA.ithink main ribbon cable was not connected properly and shorted and taking 240ma
Fantastic job , as always , thank you.
i've learn a lot from you sir keep up the good work .
I think reseating that orange connector/cable when you started isolating might cleared the remaining issue. Fun video!
Good job on a tricky repair. I don't think the Samsung IC was the problem so like the other 2 ICs, you should be able to put it back as well to confirm.
Root cause analysis was sketch because repro of behaviors could not be (re)established. Maybe cables were misaligned or perhaps damaged from original screen repair? Some are calling Sorin lazy or sloppy for not resoldering the SIM socket controller. I agree the hitch in fault analysis should have led him to put the chip back on to test whether problem returned and to return laptop to full functionality (if possible). That said...are character attacks necessary? Perhaps he sincerely believed the controller was faulty. Regardless, I thank you, Sorin, for the content. I enjoy it.
That’s well crazy, great fix Sorin 😊
You are absolutely incredible. great job again Sorin.
Well done. I wonder whether the user was plugging in an external USB-C monitor whilst diagnosing the screen issue. Doesn't explain the blown SIM IC unless that is also controlling the USB-C port near to it.
I guess those 2 ICs (SM 5508) are responsible to provide the main power rail voltage to the USB output, for power delivery capability. It talks to the PD Controler (via the data pins maybe), and when it shorts out, it may feed the USB voltage (5V) back into the output of the 3.3V LDO chip, where it was supposed to have only 3.3V, not 5V.
I hate getting repairs where the first thing the repair label says is "customer repaired ..... and now it doesn't switch on". I charge an hourly rate for repairs where I have to fix other peoples mistakes because they've normally made a small problem into a bigger problem.
I don't accept to repair anything that had a repair attempt from a pro or a no pro cuz u never know what was the 1st problem and what are the problems now
He now wants a piece of fish to go with the bag of chips he is getting back with his laptop 🤣
Sorin think you right ,fault customers connector tried one usb then the other regards Jim
Hello 👋
Thank you for video
I think
The problem was that the cable connecting the main motherboard and the secondary motherboard "was not connected correctly"
Sorin will be the first to purchase a thermal finger
very good job. never give up ...
Very good 3,3v
No spec sheets or data sheets I lose another year of my life 😂😂😂
Sorin i think that chip is still fine. You should try it bro. Anyway grate job👍
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Good job mate 👍
nice repair, but should have returned the 3rd ic because it can be used with some functionality that now is lost
SM3350 is the SD card reader IC, on my mom's old HP (6th gen intel) the SD reader chip got shorted and started heating the entire right side of the laptop, so they can die like that but rarely.
2:38 on second board you measured wrong coil for 71 ohms they may be same 3:11
No chips, no shorted chips 😄
Great Job. Hello Sorin in 22:20 min which pin of Power Switch connector do you take to start the motherboard?
15:25 I am glad Sorin is not a vampire. That is confirmed. 😆
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perfect👍👍👍, well done. 1:53
Hi Sorin, even if i don't understand the very true problem... maybe resetting the big flat cable and the little flat cable under the mobo near to the fan that cause the short? ... otherwise we have a working pc thats all good job, bye Francesco Timpano from Florence Italy
That was the backlight supply for the keyboard. Che pena per me vedere tutto cio 😮😅
What would you like to say, how sad? we have to be humble... I don't think it was the cause, but I was saying that having left it under the mobo the backlight flat Sorin could have made a short...@@ictrepairs6963
35:20 as soon as you moved the board a little bit, the "short" was gone.. very strange, nothing i can see on the video what could have caused it...
hello!
I have a question folks. So where does the Sorin connect the Fnirsi-C1 device(the small device that powers up laptops through USB C) for power?
ofc I know that one side is connected to a laptop, but where is the other end of the USB power cable actually connected?
@@benjaminbelobrajdic1074 laptop charger
Same, I tried to just unpin and pin the display cable from the display board, and now my laptop is dead. Service centre people are just saying we need to replace it is not repairable. I wish i could send you my laptop so that we can check what exactly is wrong.
Hi Sorin, another great video 👍👍👍.
Can you please tell me what usb c charger you use in this video?
Keep uploading and thanks for sharing your knolage.
Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
Why didn't you replace the SIM card chip because it was getting warm but wasn't the issue.. It wasn't pulling any current so what's the deal there?
It would help to know what was wrong with the other board. Presumably if it wasn't faulty you would have just swapped it in.
Trust me i got laughed when you get burn and my mum asked what happened 😂😂😂
I was on the bus and it caught me too.😅
Did he plug the charger in ? If its like apple you have to plug in the charger 1 st time after screen change, im not trained in Samsung laptops so don't know.
Speculation: customer had issue with the original display so tried to connect external monitor to those USBs, overloaded them one after another?
How about checking the resistance of the removed chip and see if it's 10 ohm.
Basic question, 5 or 10omhs is consideredpw resistance on a capacitor?
Should be in the Kohm or Mohm range?
And how come you're injecting only 0.3V, not even 1V
Capacitor on DC voltage has pretty much no resistance when empty (essentially a short). This increases with its charge. So could be 5 ohms or 10 ohms depending on when you look (the ohmmeter's voltage will inevitably charge it slowly).😉 Also which time are you looking at the 0.3V? It's hard to see with the reflection, but the right number is the voltage, set to a bit below 3V. The left reading is the current. Most ICs work with 3.3V or 5V logic, so it's a pretty safe level for testing as long as the current is strictly limited and only for a short time.
Thanks for the detailed reply.
It was the reflection from the sun so thought the DC power supply had only 0.3V and not 3V, you are right.
It's a bit confusing regarding voltage injection because other repairers use voltage injection tool which you set only the voltage and no amps at all and generally say it's safe to inject 1V or 1.2, 1.3V.
I guess that's for a full dead short.
If it's not a dead short like zero resistance I guess it's ok to inject 3V on a 3.3V volt line, that's my understanding, and with limited amps, like 0.5 or so
@@emmanuelvalmas5648 Yep, can't tell for sure, but to me it's basically like "We know there should be 3.3V, we know there is some resistance, so let's see where it gets hot. You can't really do this testing with 1V, as 0.8V or less would be considered low/false/not active (read: components shouldn't react at all).
I believe the only thing that 3 chips are burnt is because someone else worked on the device. This is why they sent it to the expert🙂
yes, i think too they have dumb 19v charger with usb-c (2 wires) and they short this smal smart chargers chips (need 4 wires for PD or QC communication) to try charge battery
One question why did you assume that the spare motherboard is bad and only for parts with out even testing it ❤
"I have a thermal camera, why am i not using it?!"
Story of my life in repairing PCs... I don't have a camera, but many of my injuries are also when i forget i have certain tools.
Good morning
I don’t understand why you did have .020mha without that chip for the card reader. If you put it back it’s still working?
nobody understand why, that's why he plugging and testing all connected cables one by one, most likely orange flat cable has bad connection on long connector
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nice model
lolllllllllllll this is insane!!!!!!!!!! what a jobbbbb
which is the flux you have to the right of the laptop in the video (towards the end) ?
Crazy that so many USB-charging chips were dead, simultaneously. Could it be that this is the result of an attack with a USBkill stick?
@13:40 It's MOSFET.
Replace it with fuse
The frequent power on and power off made something with the ssd! A disc check started. Please remove the ssd before repairing the pc.
its just software thing on fresh installation without user files and settings
Hi, I think it’s the orange cable was not well plugged
Hello everyone, this is your daily dose of "We have picture!!"
Because you reseat the cables the short gone...
Should be written on all new screens in big red letters DO NOT ATTEMPT SCREEN REPLACEMENT WITHOUT UNPLUGGING BATTERY *AND* CHARGER :)
Très Bonne réparation Mes SORIN yees!!!!!!
new t shirt " here we have nuffing" lol :)
how are you sir i believe that you are fine. my Toshiba laptop the fine is running and the power light its there but the screen its not showing please help sir
I think this was a static discharge caused by some USB device, I can't think of another reason
I'd rather bet on a dodgy charger of sorts. Big Clive had a few really nasty "constructs" a while back that wouldn't even necessarily qualify as real PSU of sorts. Maybe this even fried the screen, too, so nobody ever suspected anything USB related.
Ioll bro awesom work
15:24 Vampyre mentioned.
sharp sun is always enemy in eyes 😀
why not just swap the motherboards over if you have a spare?
because the spare motherboard is faulty for sure , otherwise the repair shop would have switch those very quick and easy
@@1t729 if its faulty how can you trust any readings off it then or use it for spares if you don't know what's blown on it?
so did Sorin lose two years of life on this one🤣🤣😂😂😄😄
SM3350M was mayby ok and not resoldered...
In some times you need to but the motherboard out first 😢
May be costumer try to replace the display without disconnecting the battery
I thought candies first, unfortunately they were just screws.
😂😂😂😂 you have burn your finger "Better than factory" 😂😂👍🏻
Early start
The fan is taking the current
when is on then yes, but there is control by pwm chip to drive BLDC motor and reading fan speed back to pwm circuit
I'm definitely not buying a thermal camera now 😂
Why not just replace the whole motherboard with the spare one?
Like for the burned finger! :D
"Let's come with alcohol"
How can you remove 3 chip but work hassss
We have picture. LOL
Old habits die hard I am afraid.
Trés Bonne 5v
Maybe the customer used a dodgy USB cable to charge his phone and it burnt the chip
Neata!
Maybe was always the cable haha
Crazy
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give me your thermal camera if you don`t need it🤣🤣🤣
idk why but i never had big big problem with Samsung laptops they usually on cool side! :) but this sound like customer did bad job ok enough of talk .... but lets watch video :)
OK!
5 ohm not 5 v
This job is same as iphone 16 repair job.ithink customers are not lucky you are lucky.some time easy pizza and some time hard pizza but you eating too much pizza's.❤😂😂
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the chips for reason i thing
Noy only the phone. The pens, mouse, keyboard do not work.
again burn finger :)))
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