Reflowing random IC's, can be called a fix? The laptop screen technology, is changing! Lenovo 720s

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  • @justinspiredfallout
    @justinspiredfallout Год назад +9

    Nice one Sorin. Hopefully the customer has access to his Bitlocker key lol. I've had a nightmares with customers and Bitlocker keys. 😅

  • @_eagleofsuger_4631
    @_eagleofsuger_4631 Год назад +2

    Many thanks majmune (meant as endearment please don't get me wrong), I have learned a great deal from you and wish you the best. Gott mit uns!

  • @patriciaoudart1508
    @patriciaoudart1508 Год назад

    Fair demonstration think that could be common on Tablets, just brought three of them with screen crashed for ten euros. Two are Ipad, lol, one is a 11'' from Huawei, will see what I can do if it's possible to repair for my apps for synths with the teaching you made by past about tablets. Mine I learned about battery locked, not charging and relation ship between charging current and amps needed. Also usb mess as everyday I plug and unplug the USB c, that's actually the fourth cable I buy. Helpfully, a light on the cable indicate when it is not charging well. The last screen I opened seems having no problem, but I will verify the three currents like you shown, but first I have a oil liquid damage through the left loudspeaker to the screen connector, one component is damaged the board seem's working, no short anywhere. 🤗So I have a New job! This is a nice laptop, brought on the weekly city outside market for dvicy levas in Bulgaria, wich is near ten euros. 🙏🧡💚

  • @knightwar3
    @knightwar3 Год назад +2

    Lenovo saw your laptop screen repairs and its challenging you lol nice fix

  • @ablacon64
    @ablacon64 Год назад +4

    BitLocker recovery usually appears when you fix (or exchange) a motherboard, or change the bios, never seen it happen when fixing a screen. I mean, the system was on at the beginning of the video, I don't understand why it showed up after messing with the screen, especially in that case, it was just a reflow.

    • @timecentral3134
      @timecentral3134 Год назад +5

      Probably triggered by the bios reset / re-initialize routines. Perhaps because date/time are now off, or during hardware re-detect, it cannot be assured the drive is on the same hardware as it was originally. Perhaps TPM was reset as a result of the bios reset.

  • @rudyschurmann6211
    @rudyschurmann6211 Год назад +2

    I learn a lot through your videos. Thank you

  • @untermench3502
    @untermench3502 Год назад +3

    Actually, from my experience working as a diagnostic tech for Digital Equipment and contractors, sometimes this is the only solution left after the bed of nails tester and logical diagnostics fail to fix the problem. Solder reflow on surface mount components can have some tricky failure modes. A good microscope and patience can lead to success.

  • @tobiasmangoma9566
    @tobiasmangoma9566 Год назад +1

    With Sorin we learn all tricks that we don`t find in books.

  • @georgypushkarov9510
    @georgypushkarov9510 Год назад

    Maybe they watching yours video and remove dim signal.Great video.Thanks

  • @TheElectronicDilettante
    @TheElectronicDilettante Год назад

    If you can’t verify if there’s power being drawn by back light, can you try placing a length of wire inline on the positive side of the display power feed. Then take you new owon oscilloscope and a split core amp transformer (from a small amp meter) . Attach the scope probes accordingly then try cycling the dimmer button? Or just use the scope probe to back probe terminals to try to find the dimmer signal. Maybe oscilloscope can detect when dvom can’t.
    Cool video as always!!

  • @Naz_gul5
    @Naz_gul5 Год назад +1

    the experience had to kick in on this,wow thanks

  • @camarasberta9498
    @camarasberta9498 Год назад +1

    If You can adjust The brightness, may be taking 3 voltage measurements in both chip pins, at full, mid and low brightness in orden to.identify pwm on the 2nd chip, of course si a lots of time, but just a thought

  • @jmi2098
    @jmi2098 Год назад

    Trop fort le Sorin comme d'habitude, merci...

  • @MrYosek
    @MrYosek Год назад +3

    Master of electronics

  • @racztamas1980
    @racztamas1980 Год назад +1

    Good job. I have encountered this on laptops where the customer use the laptop with high load but screen closed (external monitor) and the heat from the laptops house is heating the screen. It can even cause the screen to die by heat. My experience that this only happens on laptops where the heating cooler exhales to the screen side. On other models like Asus x55X the laptop even shouts down because of overheating under load.

  • @Flavius-Tech
    @Flavius-Tech Год назад +23

    Try hit combination with Fn + f-keys to adjust brightness. BTW you can have a stick or external ssd with windows install partition on it, and boot from them to make tests. So you do not have to rely on custommers ssd/hdd.
    Very usefull to have your own windows on a external storage thing for testing purpose.

    • @corinasechelariu1307
      @corinasechelariu1307 Год назад

      Indeed. Portable OS on Flashdrive is great.

    • @1080pixel
      @1080pixel Год назад +1

      Ventoy USB is the keyword here - even working with secureboot enabled and multiple iso files

  • @forsale313
    @forsale313 Год назад +1

    If a replacement LCD was 55 pounds, that speaks volumes in regards to what the actual whole sale cost of the laptop was is/was new (or should I say what it's actually worth). You are a real Trooper (and a Savior) to a Lot of people. At this point it's still a joy to repair laptops.....Only if it's mine because it's a real crap shoot these days. LOL Thanks for another look at what the consumer is faced with (unknowingly) when buying electronics in today's market.

  • @constantinmaciuca6323
    @constantinmaciuca6323 Год назад +3

    Salut Sorin
    Nu știu dacă are relevanta dar am observat ca o bobina a făcut o basica... cand făceai reflow la cipul al 2.lea. Dacă dai cu o viteza mai mica se vede bine. Se întâmplă la fix 10:46

  • @renter84
    @renter84 Год назад +39

    "Reflowing random ICs and calling it a fix?" - Well that is what 90% of repair shops do...

  • @markmurphy9280
    @markmurphy9280 Год назад

    Hello, Good work, as usual, Mark, Cambridgeshire

  • @bctoner
    @bctoner Год назад +3

    What did I miss. The main power rail is 8 volts. I thought it should be about 19 volts.

  • @laur1c
    @laur1c Год назад

    Nice fix Sorin, I always enjoy seeing your expertise in action! One question: this panel has LED backlight, so why would it be driven by an inverter circuit? Surely it would just be driven by a DC regulator (with PWM control for brightness)

    • @breakthru3000
      @breakthru3000 Год назад

      LED backlight works with something like 40 volts so you need an inverter to rise the main power rail from 8.7 volts (or 19 volts) to 40 volts

  • @rudolfra7736
    @rudolfra7736 Год назад +1

    On some laptops you can adjust brightness in BIOS.

  • @MrDinakdakan
    @MrDinakdakan Год назад

    Skill and luck all in 1 sorin

  • @electronicrepairservice2020
    @electronicrepairservice2020 Год назад

    Just wondering if this is just a Lenovo screen (no dim) mod or if others are going to do same. That bezel is more like just a piece of tape - what crap! My guess is that the reflow is only a temporary fix - these 'cheap' laptops aren't meant to last more 2 years. They probably made the screen that way intentionally so it would have to be replaced. Would be interesting to know how long the reflow lasts. 🤔 Good to see you show us a workaround fix for this fault.👍

  • @caisa246010
    @caisa246010 Год назад

    you can test adjusting brightness in bios

  • @lizardking8388
    @lizardking8388 Год назад +5

    ATTENTION SORIN:
    I found a way to get past the bit locker recovery screen:
    1) Boot to the blue recovery screen.
    2) When the screen comes up, hit escape.
    3) It will show that it is starting bit locker recovery and then go back to a blue screen where it asks to enter the recovery key; don't enter anything.
    4) Hold the power button down to power off.
    5) Power back up.
    It will boot the operating system.
    I've done this on 2 different HP laptops.

    • @patriciaoudart1508
      @patriciaoudart1508 Год назад

      Very useful ! Thanks🙏🧡💚👌

    • @lizardking8388
      @lizardking8388 Год назад

      @@patriciaoudart1508 Also I should mention that you might need to start from a completely powered down machine (battery disconnected & adapter removed) so the BIOS is reset. You will always get the boot locker blue screen whenever you reset the BIOS. After doing the sequence mentioned, it will always boot to the OS.
      I'd like to hear from anyone else who has tried this with a different brand laptop. Curious if it works on others.
      I think it's essential for repair shops to have a way to deliver the laptop to customer without a blue screen.

  • @akimhamlet5092
    @akimhamlet5092 Год назад +3

    One thing Ive noticed lately is that a lot of devices are leaving the factory with a lot of cold solder joints and a simple run of it with my soldering iron or the hot air resolves the issue and the device never sees my workbench again. So yes a reflow is a fix lol

    • @NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE
      @NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE Год назад

      Its not a issue.
      Chip is faulty.
      This is not fixing screen.

    • @Customer22374rt
      @Customer22374rt 9 месяцев назад

      @@NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE nope I had the same screen same fault reflowed this chip screen still good after 7 months no issue no one flicker

  • @patrickcardon1643
    @patrickcardon1643 Год назад

    You can say what you want about screws ... but they're damn handy to open and close things up ... shrinking stuff too much leads to a heap of extra problems

  • @jozsi76t.15
    @jozsi76t.15 Год назад +8

    If the Bios is not encrypted and you can boot from a pendrive, then you can test laptops with a Linux Live Distro on a USB pendrive.

  • @edwardfletcher7790
    @edwardfletcher7790 Год назад +1

    Goddamn lead free solder and BGA chips !!! 😠🔥

  • @fendularatsq2317
    @fendularatsq2317 Год назад +1

    could osciloscope help here?

  • @Cl4rionFTW
    @Cl4rionFTW Год назад

    there is a little sound in you last videos like biiiip where does it come from

  • @dionisienatea3137
    @dionisienatea3137 Год назад +1

    looks like Lenovo is your main client..:)

  • @paulrunell7821
    @paulrunell7821 Год назад

    fantastic

  • @Hejazi1365
    @Hejazi1365 Год назад

    It seemed to be a floating ground issue. Somewhere between the chip and the screen

  • @PCEYTube
    @PCEYTube Год назад +26

    If a reflow fixed the issue it's a fix 👍

    • @electronicsrepairschool
      @electronicsrepairschool  Год назад +17

      Ma' man :D

    • @carlosgarciaoropeza5480
      @carlosgarciaoropeza5480 Год назад

      @PCXode: Yes. That's right. Excellent response from you. In fact, you have to know the area where you have to reflux. Another way of putting it, it wasn't necessary to reflow (resoldering) the entire motherboard, right? Best regards.

    • @NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE
      @NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE Год назад +2

      Reflow not fixing the problem.
      Issue return soon.
      Its is chip fail issue.

    • @Customer22374rt
      @Customer22374rt 9 месяцев назад

      @@NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE nope I had the same screen same fault reflowed this chip screen still good after 7 months no issue no one flicker

  • @edungbe2091
    @edungbe2091 Год назад

    When are you starting your repair course?

  • @JazzEnso
    @JazzEnso Год назад +1

    Cold solder

  • @jimmysmantzas
    @jimmysmantzas Год назад +5

    hey Sorin, what temperature did you use to reflow the ics on the screen?

  • @ralgor100
    @ralgor100 Год назад

    Hey man that's the way it is sometimes🤷‍♀

  • @teslasapple
    @teslasapple Год назад +1

    A lucky ducky 🦆👍

  • @MrEp5
    @MrEp5 Год назад

    It’s only a temporary bandaid. I had this putting a GPU in the oven. And the problem would just come back after a week. Sometimes it was very long term and was even able to be sold.

  • @jozsiolah1435
    @jozsiolah1435 Год назад

    I had the same problem under Win 7, the icons were flashing, disappearing, the start menu stopped. The cause was the bad battery, showing the X. By regularly starting the laptop on battery, leave it to drain, stopped the problem, and didn’t happen again.

  • @kennymanchester
    @kennymanchester Год назад

    Was it reflow, connectors reseated, or just some good luck/magic/voo doo? Win some and you lose some. This is a win

  • @azzurorso
    @azzurorso 3 месяца назад

    I have the same laptop with the exact same problem. I will try to reflow. How did you close it? Normal double sided tape?

    • @azzurorso
      @azzurorso 2 месяца назад

      YES - I reflown the chips and the repair was "succesful" .- unfortunately one of the thinghy broke and I had to use isopropil alcool to aid in detaching the screen. It damaged slighly the image but at least now I can see. I can confirm that the method is working consistently

  • @andolis49
    @andolis49 Год назад

    Mulțumim pentru lecție! Poți să-ți faci un stik cu un liveOS pentru teste. Sper că ești bine! Sănătate!

  • @ch2o2
    @ch2o2 Год назад +3

    "recovery-fingy", a rubber-stripe is a "fingy", a chip is a "fingy" ...I like this flexible word, I can imagine, what it means, but what is it exactly ..a "thing", haha? (I'm not a native speaker)

  • @DIMONSE123
    @DIMONSE123 Год назад

    Hope its not a floating bug, when its problem return sometimes.

  • @fromabove1181
    @fromabove1181 Год назад +1

    Salut,Sorin cum pot lua legătura cu tine sunt în Scoția lucrez într-un magazin de telefoane și șeful meu ar vrea să colaboreze pe viitor cu tine pentru ceva reparații dacă ești interesat! Mulțumesc

  • @lukedavis436
    @lukedavis436 Год назад

    That flex on the LCD! Good grief this things almost made out of butter.... what happened to laptop's with actually DECENT construction???!!

  • @kanppe
    @kanppe Год назад

    What did you use to replace the sticky tapes under the screen? Hot glue? ;)

    • @electronicsrepairschool
      @electronicsrepairschool  Год назад +3

      B7000

    • @computechsn
      @computechsn Год назад

      @@electronicsrepairschool hi sorin for the brightness control i think that because the computer is in recovery mode that's why it can't change maybe the graphics driver is not enabled on recovery

  • @berberger4814
    @berberger4814 Год назад

    Maybe this laptop has got hdr screen and the extra chip is for backlight brightness - in picture brightness adjustment or something

  • @icommandoi145
    @icommandoi145 Год назад +14

    Strange fault, but a fix is a fix.

    • @NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE
      @NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE Год назад

      This is not fix.
      Screen still having issue.
      Its works 1 day maybe 14 day😅

    • @Customer22374rt
      @Customer22374rt 9 месяцев назад

      @@NANO-SERWIS.MAREK-DASZKE nope I had the same screen same fault reflowed this chip screen still good after 7 months no issue no one flicker

  • @mikeh6286
    @mikeh6286 Год назад

    "I will not say nice". Phahaha! Damn it!

  • @Swenser
    @Swenser Год назад

    Some have the lucky touch.

  • @TheMausebert
    @TheMausebert Год назад

    Soon you will need to connect the leds directly to the main rail.

  • @lvlup2
    @lvlup2 Год назад +1

    I think it's easier to just replace the whole screen :)

    • @OKuusava
      @OKuusava Год назад

      Easier to buy a new laptop ;-)

  • @Kalvertquarwerzig
    @Kalvertquarwerzig Год назад

    hi can you please help me find key buttons to unlock advanced bios tab 🙏
    device model is lenovo L340-15IRH

  • @katutech
    @katutech Год назад

    bad contact on solder.

  • @Abdallah.795
    @Abdallah.795 Год назад

    We need a repair about microsoft surface laptop

  • @djtongi
    @djtongi Год назад

    that is probably OLED... hasn't got a backlight anymore, the pixels are lit by itself, has no more dim signal, is controlled by the image processor.

  • @8peterp
    @8peterp 9 месяцев назад

    newer laptops becoming more and more flimsy causing lot problem for second hand and refurb market. older latitudes and XPS never bent

  • @gymstrengthhakim8453
    @gymstrengthhakim8453 Год назад

    Yes is a repair.

  • @zoko1982
    @zoko1982 Год назад +1

    Has anyone noticed that the last aprox 10 videos are from the shitiest brand Lenovo. All issues are pointed on that brand! Like Sorin said before, it cannot be nice, it's Lenovo..... 😂

  • @aliemlek
    @aliemlek Год назад

    👌👌👍👍

  • @EDOD_EseDelOtroDia
    @EDOD_EseDelOtroDia Год назад +4

    For testing in cases with no access to the storage, you can just boot a live usb windows/linux OS.

    • @TheXlen
      @TheXlen Год назад

      Unless there's a BIOS password that you should not have

    • @drinkintea1572
      @drinkintea1572 Год назад

      @@TheXlen power-on password on laptop bios should be ilegal lol

    • @TheXlen
      @TheXlen Год назад +1

      @@drinkintea1572 you mean basic security should be illegal?

    • @EDOD_EseDelOtroDia
      @EDOD_EseDelOtroDia Год назад

      @@drinkintea1572 I don't see why it should be illegal. In case of stolen laptops you can at least make it a little harder for the thieves to sell it, therefore preventing them from making much money on them. Assuming the thief doesn't know how to bypass the password altogether.

  • @lucataszarek8782
    @lucataszarek8782 Год назад

    Hello🤝🤯👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋👋

  • @constantinmaciuca6323
    @constantinmaciuca6323 Год назад

    E bobina din stânga sus de lângă cipul mai pătrat

  • @mshone1972
    @mshone1972 Год назад

    Alt+F11 or Fn+F11

  • @doublesnake18
    @doublesnake18 Год назад +2

    Reflow fixed the problem? so the new soldering technology is dodgy. and reflow is the fix for it and nothing else !

  • @muhdzaidi
    @muhdzaidi Год назад

    hi I want to know, how could I fix the overheating of motherboard.

  • @winlose3073
    @winlose3073 Год назад

    Cracked solder probalby.

  • @GlishaSo
    @GlishaSo Год назад +1

    haha nice!!!

  • @yodaco
    @yodaco Год назад

    Flux and boil baby. You know it's right

  • @Gou_
    @Gou_ Год назад

    If its no longer broken, its a fix haha

  • @sidjay7644
    @sidjay7644 Год назад

    How about reballing?
    What is it actually?
    My laptop died
    The technician did a "reballing"
    He charged me the equivalent of 60 dollars for a laptop that cost me 400 dollars brand new
    It worked for like 10 months then it died again with the same symptom
    Now the laptop is a paper weight

  • @lucabarbolovici4974
    @lucabarbolovici4974 Год назад +2

    Noice

  • @JurdzLights
    @JurdzLights Год назад

    They assemble motherboards using a cheap lead low melting point = low cost
    Company nowadays prefer low cost to earn more.

  • @christozed
    @christozed Год назад

    I give 6 month ++ repair
    And maybe i said a lot time

  • @weerobot
    @weerobot Год назад

    Lead-Free Strikes Again...

  • @mohammedahmad7380
    @mohammedahmad7380 Год назад

    with those very thin laptop it always fixed by reflowing.
    we shouldn't try these type of laptops

  • @ahmed99988
    @ahmed99988 Год назад +1

    First ❤❤

  • @TRUSTY0606
    @TRUSTY0606 Год назад

    Hi Sir Sorin.
    Awkward as it may seem I just have to reach out and ask if you may be generous to share with me any one of your old cameras even the worst of them all I will greatly appreciate. It will be a great help to me.