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Комментарии • 471

  • @adeleketorlanee7670
    @adeleketorlanee7670 3 года назад +44

    I can see the happiness in your eyes when work is done correctly

    • @kvn864
      @kvn864 3 года назад +4

      happens in every video, I would feel happy as well

    • @richgame2331
      @richgame2331 3 года назад

      You read my mind bro

    • @frizzlefry1921
      @frizzlefry1921 2 года назад +1

      It feels good to bring something back from the dead. Especially when it makes a decent living, lots of endorphins.

  • @paulcronin551
    @paulcronin551 3 года назад +11

    “I want to tap it from the back” 😂 don’t we all bud 👍👍👍

  • @chriscloete7310
    @chriscloete7310 3 года назад +1

    Whenever you say something wrong like "injecting a short" you do not edit it out of the video, this makes your content authentic and the way you correct yourself humorous as well.

  • @jadesbusinessmachines6449
    @jadesbusinessmachines6449 3 года назад +1

    I respect the fact you had 20min left but this video obviously took longer but you stuck with it because you saw a light at the end of the tunnel 👌.. true business men see a job through and then call it a day... Perfect ("better than factory" 😁) work as always and much love and respect for your work!!! 💯🙏

  • @TravisStamper
    @TravisStamper 3 года назад +6

    IMO I think we need to see Big Boss disassemble as well. The disassembly sometimes is as important as the work itself. Just my experience over the years. Thanks for the video.

    • @leefhead1
      @leefhead1 3 года назад

      I think a time lapse of this would be kinda cool to add into the video. There are a billion videos of opening ipads and such available on youtube if youre looking for that part though.

    • @southerncharity7928
      @southerncharity7928 3 года назад

      Yes

  • @sachDhunter
    @sachDhunter 3 года назад

    Dear Nothridgefix..I have been watching your channel almost around 6 months now.Each and everyday I watch at least one video..Your videos full of knowledge plus advices to add to our life..example I used to work in service sector(F&B department in the hotel).But I got promoted for sales department.And the previous week before that promotion I had watch your video when you used to be working in car sale the video help me alot to gain confidence to my new career.The reason why I am writing this comment is to thank you..God bless you and to your family..

  • @MaD_fX
    @MaD_fX 3 года назад +30

    "We've got 20 minutes for this"
    Wraps it up like a boss in under 15 :)

    • @ajjid1900
      @ajjid1900 3 года назад +1

      And don't forget he waited 5 min for the board to cool down!

    • @hauxx1245
      @hauxx1245 3 года назад

      Fast repair Top!

  • @sharfazhameed6382
    @sharfazhameed6382 3 года назад +1

    This is not just a channel but an online electronic school and your diagnostic methods and soldering techniques are great and very easy to learn. I have never come across any channel that explains better than this channel. Keep up the good work Alex. Your videos are game changes to many folks. Still I wonder why you didn’t try to switch on the iPad wen the short went away????

  • @evoxslaydiy7620
    @evoxslaydiy7620 3 года назад +4

    Thank you for sharing helpful techniques with us. It is amazing to learn something useful from someone with a great attitude!

  • @mohammednabil9792
    @mohammednabil9792 3 года назад +5

    First thing for me in the morning to see if Alex has uploaded a new video! Great job

  • @marcostezo8051
    @marcostezo8051 3 года назад

    im from Guatemala, i need say this is the better channel, i learn everyday a new technique to repair, thanks for share your knowledge whit us, sorry but my english is so bad.

  • @WolfIonGaming
    @WolfIonGaming 3 года назад +2

    Definitely know how that feels when fixing a device. The enjoyment and excitement feels good. I just opened up my own repair shop and I hope to be able to devices like you do man! Always enjoy watching your videos and learning from you! Thank you! 😊

  • @robertpage2023
    @robertpage2023 3 года назад

    I know you are the BEST Sir but how about a show where you show things that went wrong.
    Mistakes are a great teacher.
    You seem to not be embarrassed when you've shown things like that before and it shows your integrity and honesty Sir.
    Sort of a "Blooper" show of things gone crazy would be funny and educational.
    I have learned so much from your tutorials.
    Keep up the great work!!!

  • @RolandKoller90
    @RolandKoller90 3 года назад

    I think your channel is the best on RUclips. Most in depth. Great close up video. It’s always like taking a trip on the repair train to see what’s wrong with every job.

  • @MrRahovart
    @MrRahovart 3 года назад +1

    "Look at this!" and "The short is gone!"
    Subscribed!
    Thanks for teaching us and improve my english!

  • @snkolson
    @snkolson 2 года назад

    I learn something new every time I watch your videos. Thanks for sharing

  • @joekarkafi142
    @joekarkafi142 3 года назад +1

    Alex has proven time and time again that we all need a thermal camera 😄

    • @nabilseoudi2910
      @nabilseoudi2910 3 года назад

      I am awaiting the price to get down to get me one.😅

  • @MrTompkinz
    @MrTompkinz 4 месяца назад

    hot tweezer technique is a technique that I learned through this channel. Very useful and safe for cleaning BGA pads. I learned a lot of good techniques here. thank you for your video

  • @Rekila637
    @Rekila637 3 года назад

    Nice job! I think the thermal cam is one of the most usefull tools in your shop. You can identify whitch component is bad so fast!

  • @badrsabiri
    @badrsabiri 3 года назад

    the combination of two powerful tools and a master chief like you always make a happy ending with “better than factory” job

  • @qaiser989
    @qaiser989 3 года назад +6

    Another great repair, there is no alternative to experience.

  • @same4718
    @same4718 3 года назад

    Inject a short 😅🤣 I love it when you keep the misspellings in the video. The power of a thermal cam, hot tweazers and a steady hand 👌💪 great job

  • @alstajuana9566
    @alstajuana9566 3 года назад

    I'm not gonna stop watching your videos cause I like it.

  • @dave8002
    @dave8002 3 года назад

    Becoming to be one off my top subscribed channels !!

  • @nabilseoudi2910
    @nabilseoudi2910 3 года назад

    Alex, the technique that you use to clean solder become cleaner than factory😉

  • @LAPTXINFOTRONICS
    @LAPTXINFOTRONICS 3 года назад +3

    The power of voltage injection and thermal cam inspection . For me its the best couple ever 💪💪🤩

  • @stvnseegal
    @stvnseegal 3 года назад +1

    Weird issue where it gone away. I think one or more of the BGA balls where having a bad connection or there was something faulting inside the IC. Love your "Hot Tweezers Wick" approach, really handy.

  • @MrPenguin098
    @MrPenguin098 3 года назад

    Using high quality tools are always the best way to go.

  • @VideoServicesLI
    @VideoServicesLI 3 года назад

    Thermal cam to the rescue. Love it. Very nice technique with the tweezers & wick. Appreciate you sharing your experience and narration as you go.

  • @iftekharrahi37
    @iftekharrahi37 3 года назад +2

    Thermal Camera and The voltage injection combination is OP 🔥

  • @rafaelduarte5620
    @rafaelduarte5620 3 года назад

    The technique to use tweezers along the solder wire is amazing!!! First time that I saw this... great video

  • @blaskedryck
    @blaskedryck 3 года назад

    Haha Alex! Your videos had become an addiction, i watch at least one of your videos every day 😂

  • @ahmedsiddiqui4658
    @ahmedsiddiqui4658 3 года назад

    Good job indeed. Finding fault is the most difficult job. But you the best fault finder. Applause. ..

  • @Vasilis_Parlamentas
    @Vasilis_Parlamentas 3 года назад

    Hello Alex! Greetings from Greece! When you inject voltage at the first time 5:05 at the right of the capacitor the injection tool goes black meaning that is measuring current draw.(that moment you are looking elsewere) But this happen for a very short time. Maybe at that moment by injecting voltage you totally burn the component inside the chip that was previously causing the short. Excellent job and you have surgeon's hands!

  • @xxxxbigdavexxxx
    @xxxxbigdavexxxx 2 года назад

    nice work mate, thermal cam to the rescue, keep the excellent videos coming

  • @GIT-COMMS
    @GIT-COMMS 3 года назад +1

    Always good to see things done perfectly... Great job as usual

  • @Asif-jd2km
    @Asif-jd2km 3 года назад +1

    Excellent analysis and work 👍👍

  • @Dmiliunas
    @Dmiliunas 3 года назад

    No questions.
    Amazing skills.

  • @istylehunx6052
    @istylehunx6052 3 года назад

    The way he smile when says "It's working" just make these videos even better

  • @maxblade01
    @maxblade01 3 года назад +1

    That soldering wick technique is very unique glad I was subscribed before you introduced that technique 😁

  • @ruksanaaftab3292
    @ruksanaaftab3292 3 года назад

    *Very satisfying to see a chip reflow done by you*

    • @danielemalagoli2751
      @danielemalagoli2751 3 года назад

      Sometimes would be nice to see also a BGA reballing job :)
      But this takes a lot of time!

  • @tomjk64
    @tomjk64 3 года назад

    I can’t remember I have seen some that love their job like you, so nice to see your face when you succeed quick fixes 😊👍🏻

  • @robertcondon9715
    @robertcondon9715 3 года назад

    great repair thanks to the thermo cam,great tool

  • @alcasey3551
    @alcasey3551 3 года назад

    The thermal cam and the voltage injection tool are very valuable tools. Very well done 👏👏👌👍✔

  • @empithree
    @empithree 3 года назад

    Very interesting soldering station with the hot tweezer

  • @MahmoudNasser248
    @MahmoudNasser248 3 года назад

    your videos tell us that we all need a thermal cam😃

  • @AllCarsLED
    @AllCarsLED 3 года назад +2

    Best video for learning 💪

  • @essambakhashwein
    @essambakhashwein 3 года назад +1

    Great as always, i dont even get amazed when you fix stuffs, i consider all repairs are fixed 😍MashaAllah

  • @martinlumra9241
    @martinlumra9241 3 года назад +2

    Great work 👍

  • @pedrogo4903
    @pedrogo4903 3 года назад

    I´m a big fan of you !greetings from Lisbon Portugal

  • @frizzlefry1921
    @frizzlefry1921 2 года назад

    Got to love that closed captioning the "i see" is shorted.

  • @michaelsmith1461
    @michaelsmith1461 3 года назад

    I have been watching you for some time and each time you never fail to amaze me can't wait until the next one

  • @mm0077
    @mm0077 3 года назад

    Fixed and looking forward to watching another fix.

  • @NigelB-cz9bz
    @NigelB-cz9bz 3 года назад

    lovely job again. The short could have burnt out when you injected the current (short killer) . Love watching your videos and look forward to them every single day. keep them coming :-)

  • @northfixtz
    @northfixtz 3 года назад

    Same technique i got from u of using small piece of wick to desolder along with hotgun,,,realy its amaizing

  • @mizizi1
    @mizizi1 3 года назад

    The king of micro soldering.

  • @gersonlumapak4783
    @gersonlumapak4783 3 года назад

    wow!!! very easy to find problem if i have a thermal cam great job again sir.

  • @darkgrey1790
    @darkgrey1790 3 года назад

    That thermal camera is a life saver.

  • @APKIDUNIYAbyBILAL
    @APKIDUNIYAbyBILAL 3 года назад

    Your microscope is one of the best so far, very clear and bright.

  • @tongravity5668
    @tongravity5668 3 года назад

    You have steady hands like the Professor Neuro-surgeon :)

  • @fistomakungu2761
    @fistomakungu2761 3 года назад

    I always enjoy watching your videos and hopefully to learn because I am really interested to know how to repair.

  • @Mojtaba_Shahbandari
    @Mojtaba_Shahbandari Год назад

    Hi. Your job is wery perfect and nice you are best of best electronic workers

  • @somethingaboutachainsawgam8137
    @somethingaboutachainsawgam8137 2 года назад

    I can't wait to start doing repairs, I know I won't be as good as you because it's not easy work. You make it look so easy though.

  • @alhobre
    @alhobre 3 года назад

    It is really awesome everytime a fix is than. Nice and educational videos.

  • @marchelocvl
    @marchelocvl 3 года назад +1

    Excelente trabajo como siempre maestro Felicitaciones, se aprende siempre algo nuevo

  • @costernyondo700
    @costernyondo700 3 года назад

    Having the right tools makes the job easy ...of course with the knowledge. Great job sir....your are always an inspiration. #lovenorthridgefix

  • @yannikcod8257
    @yannikcod8257 3 года назад +1

    Nice Job! I like, how the chip is moving in place so smoothly;) it’s so satisfying ;D. Continue working smart and not hard ;).

  • @musthaqmohammed8098
    @musthaqmohammed8098 3 года назад

    Difficult work person once done work getting happiness is very brightness 🔆

  • @mohammeddih522
    @mohammeddih522 3 года назад

    Great job as always my dear brother. May Allah swt bless you and your family.

  • @ArreglandoCosas
    @ArreglandoCosas 3 года назад

    Excellent video Alex!

  • @bigdaddyjr201
    @bigdaddyjr201 3 года назад

    Good job again with the help of thermal cam...

  • @stefanlechner
    @stefanlechner 3 года назад

    Great job. Looks like the power ic had a little malfunction, one time it shows a short, the other time it „worked“. But with those great tools you found the error very fast. Nice video, thank you

  • @LatitudeSky
    @LatitudeSky 3 года назад

    Skill, tools, and technique. Awesome!

  • @ChrisSchubert1
    @ChrisSchubert1 3 года назад

    It's crazy how small and packed together those components are. Nice fix.

  • @kamelal-bellihy4713
    @kamelal-bellihy4713 3 года назад

    My first comment on your videos.. Love your videos learned alot from you. Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤️

  • @MentePositivaRafael
    @MentePositivaRafael 3 года назад

    Wish one day I can have a shop like this and do such nice work as he does, nice video!!

  • @gormenfreeman499
    @gormenfreeman499 2 года назад

    I find that dense array of capacitors a little bit fascinating. Must be for the data lines, a lot of data lines.

  • @ziggyochoa928
    @ziggyochoa928 3 года назад

    great job!!! great troubleshooting techniques.

  • @redtec1
    @redtec1 3 года назад

    excellent video alex, as always all fast and accurate greetings

  • @martijn4740
    @martijn4740 3 года назад +2

    awesome work again like always

  • @fegegita6385
    @fegegita6385 2 года назад

    I always wait smile at your face at the end!

  • @rufiorufioo
    @rufiorufioo 3 года назад

    This is inspiring. Wish I had all of the tools and knowledge.

  • @Microgen86
    @Microgen86 3 года назад +1

    nice job bro. please try to make a video about the voltmeter, soldering iron, heat gun and tweezers with affiliate links. i need to buy all of those but kind of lost between the right models for electronics repair

  • @jestonimacasohol
    @jestonimacasohol 3 года назад

    amazing kaayo ka mag repair sir... shout out from Philippines

  • @mondomongs481
    @mondomongs481 3 года назад

    great job as always ...i have one silly question; how to know that all the joint is making good connection? especially on big chip?

  • @kpakpatojournal1555
    @kpakpatojournal1555 3 года назад

    it's look like you amaze yourself almost all the time at the end

  • @ervinhoxha420
    @ervinhoxha420 3 года назад +1

    Thats what you call a “better than factory” job 👏🏻

  • @Evilne555
    @Evilne555 3 года назад

    Another win for the thermal camera 😀

  • @em0_tion
    @em0_tion 3 года назад

    11:33 Always lovely to see a BGA chip do this. 🤗👍

  • @hariprem26
    @hariprem26 3 года назад

    Thermal Cam, what a great tool...

  • @JasonBiggs666
    @JasonBiggs666 3 года назад

    If I watch to many of these videos, I'm going to believe I'm a great electronics repairman

  • @manojs9740
    @manojs9740 3 года назад

    Alex nice work mate.

  • @debin83
    @debin83 3 года назад

    I am also using ur technique thanku for sharing such a good idea's. Can u tell what is the details off that hot tweezer..

  • @starlight55971
    @starlight55971 3 года назад

    I wonder why the voltage injection at the caps didn't draw anything? No connection in the chip maybe? Also really weird the short went away, though maybe the injection attempt changed things.

  • @R.AudioElectronics
    @R.AudioElectronics 3 года назад

    Keep knocking them out and soon you’ll be caught up👍

  • @UsefXP
    @UsefXP 3 года назад

    Great tools you have there. Great video.

  • @digihorse6730
    @digihorse6730 3 года назад

    Yet again a pleasure to watch

  • @guillaumecollinson4453
    @guillaumecollinson4453 3 года назад

    Great video once again. Thanks for sharing. Only which I could find an affordable thermal cam.

  • @ammadarif9010
    @ammadarif9010 3 года назад

    Wow, such a talented person.

  • @husseinabdul-ghani520
    @husseinabdul-ghani520 3 года назад

    May be one of caps was short and making power ic hot. and after injection voltage the shorted cap just opened.