20 minute rant disguised as board repair: A1989 no power 820-00850 logic board repair
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Apple probably fired the dude who fixed the rubber piece on the charge port because it was too practical and reliable which doesn't meet Apple standards.
It's quality control... make sure customers don't get too much of it...
They should come work for Louis!
I guess it was the component supplier that changed the design, not Apple. Next model I guess they find a different or cheaper supplier that is not so robust in order to keep the revenue up.
I just realized Louis' channel is the adult version of those old Call of Duty channels where people would just ramble about random stuff while playing in the background.
SO essentially we're watching him play 'call of repairity?'
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You deserve an award for this reply
@@davidparker.2227 some thumbs ups would be nices
@@AC3handle
And thumbs ups I'm willing to gives'eces.
You had me at rant, I dont care what you want to rant about but damnit I want a rant
I also love the fact your starting to sound like Jerry Seinfeld to me for some reason lol
Keegan Penney same
@@keeganpenney169 At times he is more like George Costanza
@@keeganpenney169 I thought he was channeling Cartman for a bit there
@@keeganpenney169 Is that a New York thing?
Now this is the content I like. The board rant repairs
There's nothing like it
Yeah, this is kinda perfect. Louis had been doing this stuff for so long he can probably do it in his sleep. His rants are beautiful. He's like the ideal New Yorker.
I'm sure Louis eats his cerial
@@discjockeydado tallentlesswriter gang
One of the things that your audience appreciates (I think) most is your brutal honesty and pragmatism.
This
This X 2!!!
Speaking of audiences........the guy in the background xD
Mauricio Osuna he doesn’t look like a man who identifies himself as any particular movement. I think he just wants to repair devices with proper supplies, manuals and board maps.
@Mauricio Osuna, I've watched quite a few of his videos and I don't think I've ever heard him state any specific political or economic affiliation.
I'd call him an anarchocapitalist if anything but I don't think he has any interest in being labeled and probably doesn't have time for it. He's too busy doing it.
I think we can all agree that soldered SSDs are too far, because every thing else is upgrade and repair, but SSDs are where important user data is that people might not have backed up or had something important on there. Laptop fails, through out RAM, fine. Laptop fails, SSD is soldered so every family vacation picture from the past 4 years is lost, that's where I draw the line.
You think replaceable encrypted SSDs are better when you don’t own the keys?
This is why buying such laptops is not only a waste but a risk, it is like buying a car where the oil cant be changed.
I will only accept a soldered ssd, if there is a pin header on the board for reading out data.
@@coolvideoish And a breakout box with a universal decryption code...
@@mirelt8202 You can export or backup the key when you encrypt the drive. I've moved encrypted SSD's between systems, not a problem. But you do need to have a copy of the key *before* the original system is broken. MS Bitlocker for example asks you to store the key in your MS account for this reason. Whether you want MS to have your encryption keys is another question but they at least give you the option to easily back them up.
Finally someone said it “people want the excuse to buy new stuff”.
i have excuses, but not the money. sadly need it for other things
Brad Haines rich is the man that is conformed with what he got. Everybody complains for the lack of money, but nobody complains for the lack of intelligence to do money.
@@USAads2023 i can do money fine, what gets me is when i ask 'but is it worth it?' most of the time with things i want the answer is no so i dont buy them
Brad Haines Diogenes said “I am happy to see so many things that are for sell at the market, that I don’t need”. :)
Yet the more unnecessary things in life, are the ones that makes it wordy of be lived it
@@USAads2023 Huh?
I reckon if Louis offered a service where if he charged extra for a signed board when he fixed it, he would get an influx of broken boards
I would love to see him take on any and all broken boards. Just like, for a day. Like a push, pull, drag sale for cars. Just take it all on, and the customer accepts any/all outcomes.
@@williameldridge9382 I can send him the logic board from my broken Mac SE/30, the Classic IIs I have that need new SMD caps, or my Mac Plus board with a blown SCSI chip.
If he did that, I would go to seediest pawn shop i can find and buy some craptacular CrApple product and send it to him.
I watch you fix stuff. I'm currently using a 13 year old dell inspiron and a 7 year old Thinkpad. Because of your videos I can have stuff I need for cheap.
Thanks, I have learned something.
10 year old HP. With an SSD and Linux it runs like the wind.
Drops board. Thanks editing existence. Doesn't edit it out.
Genius
Louis Rossmann...
He doesn't care how you put it together, he just wants to be able to fix the damn thing.
I just love this honest title. Keep up the good work and stay healthy
Edit: On a side note, the extra vowels like in "colour" are a heritage of the french influence in the english language. A fact about which the English don't like to speak of, don't embarass them. And please, dear English, forgive my slight indiscretion
Us English were spelling things as colour before the US was even a thing in the 14th century. By 15th century both existed due to people wanting to go back to the Latin roots.
America chose the Latin ending and it seems England eventually settled on the Old French ways.
However its actually a lot more complicated than that as the u gets dropped in words like humour --> humorous.
Then there's all the exceptions where we also have adopted the -or ending, such a error and author.
English is a massive hodgepodge of a lot of languages, which is why it's a Germanic language with about 60% common vocabulary being French inspired.
Also you can look at things like animals vs food, where the animals are usually Germanic, but the food is usually French. An example is Cow from the Old English "cu" or "cou" (interestingly the plural is kyne or kie), and Beef from the French "bœuf".
Sources: Etymonline and Wiktionary
I'm sorry Louis, I stopped watching for the repairs a while ago. I have never repaired a mac and when I was looking on ebay for a macbook I searched the symptoms and came across your videos... that being said I bought an old thinkpad and fixed that instead since it was not way overpriced for the hardware inside and the T410 actually has a full service guide available from Lenovo. Thank you for getting me more concerned for right to repair, I now really try to look for more repairable products as a consumer... I will probably never own a macbook.
Forcing USB C for charge ports is nothing to do with right to repair. It's about reducing e-waste. Remember before the EU mandated USB a decade ago how every device had special chargers and connectors. Now we are down to three and life is much better.
And then they took out all the ports to reduce maximum number of e waste. What heroes
@@crazygandalfwithweed1180 It makes sense though. Think about it: Your proprietary cable breaks. That cable goes to waste, you have to buy a new one. With all Type C, you just use one of the cables all your other devices came with instead. With QC you may even use another device's power brick too.
@@Simon-qh1ys nah man ofcourse. The usb c thing is more than justified. Im talking about the no ports thing. That is just dumb
@Dusty 99 goddamit man that hurt
Remember Sony Ericsson phones’ plugs, they were stupid! Just like old iPhone ones.
You and your staff really highly inspire, educate, and entertain me. Thank you!!
12:54 it's not that people don't want educational board repair videos, it's just that the world being fvxked up makes people lose their minds and when you lose your mind too it's relatable and comforting.
9:00 the EU and the USB charging standard is more to do with "e-waste" rather than access to chips specifically. Im sure pressure let apple have 1 win out of 2.the EU also stopped apple from tying up iphones to carriers & demanded they be "sim free or dont sell in the EU".
Yeah but how much e waste problem usb solves? Making things able to repair is useful
I enjoy watching you repair things, I am changing careers, exiting I.T. and returning to school. One of the mandatory course requirements is a macbook pro purchased from the institution. It's nice to see what I will have to do to fix some of these things... If I can get the parts.
In any case, thank you for these videos!
Louis' rants are easily the most entertaining thing on RUclips these days.
Very often, a CPU change requires a motherboard change, so it being soldered isn't a big deal on laptops. But storage, who the hell wants it to be soldered ? Even in my PHONE I *need* to have expandable storage. I need to upgrade my storage capacity in a few years WITHOUT replacing my WHOLE computer, I need to be able to slap a new SSD when mines dies, I may want to get a faster SSD. Back in the days of easily installable hard drives in laptops, I sometimes have multiple OS on multiple drives and change them like video game cartridges. I know that's not a necessity, but it's an option. And at one time it was useful for me to do that. So please, NVME SSDs are super small, it will not change anything if you made it swappable (espacially since Apple DESIGNS their motherboards).
when i bought my laptop (aero 15x v8) i went for that model because not only did it have slots, but it had TWO of them! most other models of the same size only had one, so id have to replace boot drive. instead i kept the 500gb it came with, and bought a 2tb drive added on to it. honestly im considering replacing that 500gb with another 2tb. on top of that, apple charges like 1200 for that 2tb drive. i bought it for 300, did it myself in like 15 minutes and that was only because it was my time and i didnt care about being fast.
Apple ain’t changing their policy on SSDs, so if anything, just buy yourself a backup external SSD.
Stacey Luster I’m not sure about speeds with external SSD, so I’d prefer to keep OS on an internal drive, while backing up from time to time.
@@MarkTheCat Assuming it is an eSATA port, no difference. (Unless you have an nvme ssd but that is a entirely different discussion.)
And when I say no difference, I mean it. eSATA is just a SATA port (what internal drives are usually plugged into) that is *external*.
I don't recall the speed of USB 3 compared to SATA so I'm not going to comment on that.
"Very often, a CPU change requires a motherboard change, so it being soldered isn't a big deal on laptops."
ha ha, am4 go 4 years
Completely agree about the RTR priorities, but I think the whole USB-C thing is about reducing waste/aiding recycling, as data cables make up a significant proportion of e-waste. Loving the rant/repair combo!
sending care from UK Louis hope you're doing OK
Europe doesn't call it Right to Repair, it's Reduction of eWaste. Trying to create rules that allow products to be repaired and not discarded is part of it, and so is standardizing charging standards to help people reuse the charger of a dead product instead of tossing it away. They're currently discussing mandating the availability of "repair parts" for 10 years after discontinuation, but what is a part? To you it's chips, for those that do not know what you do, they accept the whole logic board as a "part". A separate regulation has to prevent, or penalize, the issue of "custom chips" not available from the manufacturer. How to do it without messing up, I don't know.
Louis is a gift to us all. Never change
I definitely learned something. I learned I need to start using a lot more flux because it just makes soldering easier.
Hello from the UK Louis. Stay safe.
imagine having an employee that do nothing but watch your stream behind you
I recently bought a Dell M6800 specifically because pretty much everything is modular on it. And I can customize it just about as much as a desktop. It's huge and heavy, but I love it.
The title describes almost every video you have made, well with different time counts. Keep them coming. Please continue to NOT take your meds. ;o)
But...isn't that the theme of EVERY video, and exactly why we're all here for it?!
Subscribe for the right to repair
Stay for the rants
Come for the quality content
Give us some more Mr Clinton
Louis you make a great online therapist. I think this is why I watch your videos.
I have given up on board repairs. And stated converting a gas vehicle into a complete electric car.
Truth in advertising (thumbnail title). Love it! 😆👍🏻
Looks great, much easier to see and clear.
I love how honest Louis Rossmann is, he brings a smile to my face
Gonna admit it right here Louis. I subbed last week, and its been purely because of how well you speak your mind in a world totally lacking in common sense.
I don't recollect subscribing, but glad I did. I appreciate your mixture of speculative honesty, repair skill, and just not giving damn about "hurting feelings". You have a new fan, and I'm a badass mf to have on your side. Keep up the great work!
Here for honesty, it is a rare trait now days
You've hit the nail on the head with the analysis of people wanting to buy more stuff unconsciously - same with TVs, phones, cars etc...the inherent design is irrelevant to some extent - most stuff *could* be fixed if there was information and parts were available as you rightly point out. R2R Europe will end up being equally bureaucratic as there are too many fingers in too many pies - if anything it will be worse than in the US I imagine where it seems to be state-based. Whether or not the UK follows the EU or just doesn't bother remains to be seen...
We're here for the high-quality rants 👍
I tried really hard to keep up with what you're talkin about. It became glaringly honest incredibly fast how much I have to learn😂
In England you can buy a pretty good Lightning cable at Poundland for £1. I wish I’d bought ten on my last trip. Not so cheap here in the USA...
Can we have another bike ride soon please? An believe it or not your videos relax me......... most of the time lol
We always learn something, Lou, always, always...
Cody at Cody's Lab says Luminum instead of Aluminium/Aluminium
what is the purpose of the connector at 2:50? The small ribbon one on the left side in the video? Mine is ripped off, but the machine still works as usual.
Hey I wanna bring a iMac in just to switch the harddrive to a ssd, what’s the pricing for that?🙏🏽 thanks love u
My old mac book pro lasted 8 years. Can you fix it? I loved it. Right to repair!!
The USB C thing is not really related to right to repair. It's from a completely different bill about interoperability / reducing e-waste iirc.
Loved your Cartman impression
As far as I know. The lightning thing in iphone is not about right to repair but an effort to reduce the e-waste. One type of cable for multiple device need les cables.
Like a USB port?
Apple think differently
I like thick laptops where one has actual drive bays and the choice of upgrades where one could change out the mxm card should it fail much less anything else.
In a world of crazy shit . .. (plenty of know whats going on) . . . I don't have any connection to the repair of comps etc . . . but I do have a conection to a man who is morally the king of the world . . . Thank you Louis . . . . .
You will have quadruple the views if you have Mr. Clinton do running uncensored commentary. ☺
Not that anyone but me cares, but I have two (2) things to rant about. 1) please straighten your protective bench mat and 2) the guy behind you, rocking away like he's not doing anything is really annoying. Thank you for all you do for us.
People telling you they 'cringed' is a way for them to tell you they are better than you. They are not of course, they lack self-esteem.
Why do you use the white USB amp meter over the black one you sell on your site?
My guess is the rubber whoozles being attached was more for making initial assembly faster and by proxy cheaper. The added repairability was just a happy little accident.
So what chip tells the charger it needs more amps?
I get 19.9v but low amps that cycle.
i like socketable CPU's on Laptops.
Acer had (Sandybridge era) Laptops with Celerons that could be bought secondhand dirt cheap, the identical Laptop with identical Heatsink, Mobo, Case was available with i5's and stuff. Each time i found a beyond fucked Laptop in the Junk i fetched another one of those for like 30$, swapped the CPU and sold it for 200$ with an i5
The CPU in my Rebook 4530s is socketed. It's 14" thick and weighs 50lbs and I likes it!
More like this please.
thank you M.r
idk why many people don't get reasonable price for repair. For me it's good tho. i have been a apple user for 6-7 years. i bought iphone 6s when it launched and broke it after like 6 months. i went to their store and they said they don't have tools to fix it but you can get a brand new one for 100$ far enough i paid for it and done. A couple months from now. i accidently pour water in my Mac pro 2013. Firstly i thought the power supply is dead. So i ordered a 460$(I think) power supply from Ebay. it did't solve my problem. So i asked for a repair directly from apple. They cost me 400$ and replaced the whole Motherboard,Graphics card's,Ram's,Cpu's, and Power supply. So i don't have a problem with their repair and customer service.
When I look inside our ewaste collection, I mainly find PCs, modular and non-modular. My main thought is that people are not interested in fixing machines, seeing that a lot of computers don't even have any issues, but are simply a little old (2013 or older).
only need to spread paste for giant or oblong dyes. consumer grade square stuff? pea and squish.
nothing wrong with a good rant. my favorite youtuber is a ranty little scotsman :)
Look, if you want to know how to put thermal paste on, I recommend the verge
A nice meal in your lap, a glass of scotch in your hand, and a Rossmann-meltdown in the tv.
Can't think of a more relaxing way to spend the evening after work.
Watch out - it looks like a ninja is behind you
You can solder whatever you want wherever you want. The only thing that annoys me is the opaque pricing model. I want to be able to estimate how far I can go with the money I'm spending. I'm willing to buy a $300 phone over a $200 one, if you promise I can keep it 50% longer before it needs maintenance. And, before buying it, I want to know about the repair costs, so that I can estimate if I can hope to keep it even longer, by giving some additional money to repair it.
I think what should be modular in laptops is the most common user replaceable parts, battery, RAM and drive space (sata, m.2) CPU is in the middle for me, it doesn't need to be, but it'd be cool if it was.
Go lobby in Europe! You can do it Louis!
There is a fine line between a hug and a headlock. That's the difference between being "forced" to buy a new one and just wasting your money and stuff you don't need.
Someone had too much coffee? 🤣 Reminds me of the older "REEEEE"
Some company drink too much coffee
Still rocking an old flagship phone with a user-removable back/battery. Not because I want to, but because It still works, and you can't buy a newer phone that has that feature. I think, at the very least, portable electronics (phones, laptops, tablets) should have a reasonably accessible battery. In the case of laptops, ram and SSD should be swappable. The cheapest Walmart laptop with an aluminum chassis ($250 before this pandemic) has accessible RAM slot and two M.2 slots. Just 6 screws on the bottom and you could get to everything. IOW, cost isn't a huge factor, or else the cheapest of devices would be doing it. Modularity SHOULD be the norm.
Regulation enforced, no. You are right. Customers created this mess because they agreed to buy the non-serviceable devices. We as consumers need to push for it in order to get companies to start making user-serviceable devices again. If there's nothing that matches your needs that is user-serviceable, buy something used even if it's the same or similar to the one you would have to buy new. That way, it won't directly add to their numbers. Only we can get it through their heads that we don't like this.
Honestly, if people just stopped buying Apple products, that would probably be enough.
Louis do you use just Wiha?
I think a good modular comparison would be comparing current desktop components to laptop component.
It is not standard anymore for CPU and GPU to be upgradable due to size constraint and thermal limitation.
Which is understandable but unable to upgrade storage or ram (Which is much accessible and common type of upgradeline in a laptop) Thats why a lot of people are pissed off.
Though I want to see Apple make a fully enclosed unrepairable propietary laptop chassis which destroy itself if opened.
Before the EU mandated a standard, every company used their own charging port, eventually with the first revision everyone standardized on microUSB, but apple bypassed this law via loophole (they actually make you pay more for allowing to charge your phone over microUSB). So now they had to mandate the actual connector. I really think the current situation is better than the situation before these laws came into place. These laws are more designed to reduce e-waste, as it would allow you to just buy a new charger instead of a new phone if the cable destroys itself.
M8
Great Covid rant
My house has coped a few of these with a almost a apology after LOL
Love ya work DUD
Apple here.
We had to let go the dude who changed the design of the rubbery thingy @ the charge port to make it better, that design change was unjustified from our perspective.
Oh Man! I'm here to watch you fix the damned Apple products and always, ALWAYS listen to your explanations about the why and how these boards work. Why? I'm an engineer and I just love your content about these fixes. Your rages are just a little bit of "show" to the actual show which is REPAIRING and explaining. I've never repaired a borad myself and I'll probably never to that. But watching you talkng about it and explaining, I think I'm increasing my knowledge even it it is "useless" for my life. :-) Thank you Louis !
How was that area corroded louis? Customer fault or it just blowed up?
Customer spilled something
@@rossmanngroup Thanx a lot for the answer and your time Louis
You don't clean the flux residues afterwards?
It's called "planned obsolescence" and it makes the world go round.
Louis had me hooked years ago with the Rant - "Why I don't use Apple products"
He had me a repairing with Jaegermeister
The "I'm not touching you, I'm not touching you! WAAA HE HIT ME. ASSAULT" is called cry bullying.
I know I’ll get roasted here but I’m almost fine with soldered SSD and let me explain why. I personally have every computer backed up on daily basis in the cloud (and not because it can fail, mostly because it can get stolen, lost etc.) so IF the SSD would fail I’ll just get a repair and download backup (just like I’d replace the SSD - I’d still have to mess with bringing back data) and it’s very simple with the Time Machine (or similar software). I get it that if I could replace SSD myself it would be done quicker. The only real aspect that bothers me is not being able to easily upgrade it (but still, what’s a problem with buying more storage at first?). But even with that, it’s recommended to have important files on external drives too (especially if you move between computers). And guys, I really get it that there are many people that CARE about being able to replace SSD easily - that’s just my opinion.
Hey I d like to send you a motherboard to fix same one actually on 1989 could be same issue but I don’t see any liquid damage anywhere
I did not expect to hear Veigar on this channel.
What does one have to study to do the job Louis is doing on a professional level (as him)? Or to get into the industry? Electrical engineering?
more like a handfull of years of experience
Watching this was therapeutic
Louis im pretty sure we Dutch are always watching.. unless maybe you stream in the late evening. As most of us sleep then. :3
PS dont care about your wording as long as i understand what you are saying
I'd love if laptops were completely modular to the point where you can build one just like you can build a desktop PC. Of course that won't ever happen, but I wake up in a better mood when I have that dream at night.
4:35 Regulation, no. Industry push for standardization of components as it has done with PCs, sure.
Countdown.. Vowel please Carol. Love from Bonnie Scotland.
Caught the board with your knees: "I LTX'd it!111!!" :-)
I think you have people that don’t know about all these changes and people that don’t care about these changes until they get burned...but usually it’s too late when you’ve been burned.
And then you have the 3rd ground that sees everything and try’s to be informative to group 1 and 2 about the flaws...but they don’t care...they want the new shiny thing
11:50 Hey, Louis, why you don't clean corrosion before soldering?
I wasn't soldering. I was reflowing
@@rossmanngroup anyway, why you don't clean board before soldering? Is flux cleans it all?
Enjoying your video while treating infected cuts on my hands with UVC.
I do NOT recommend everyone do this;I am taking responsibility for meself...