Sorin, i am sure you mistaken when you said 100 ohm resistor, but for the other audience which is learning, that was a 10 ohm resistor. 101 should be 100 ohms. Cheers!
I have the same laptop I5 8300H GTX 1060 - I changed the screen for a 144 hz one and added 16 gb ram, and a 2 TB firecuda ssd/hdd hybrid been working flawlessly for almost 5 years now. I also replaced my SSD for a 1 TB Samsung 980 after updating my stationary :D I've replaced the fans, and thermal paste a due to noise once.
Sorin, you could ask Mouser or any PCB manufacturer if they want some ads in your videos. With the main audience of people interested in electronics, we wouldn't mind this, but will help you with some money to always have good materials and components you need for repairs
Could you imagine how amazing that would be if mouser sponsored this channel. I think we should all email them and motivate them. Imagine never having to hear the sound of disappointment in Sorin voice because someone sold him a bunk chip
I would love that too since not a lot of people appreciate their Laptop and just abandoned them(don't get me started with the gaming laps). We need to show them they precious Laptop is still alive and can be repair with necessary tools and guides.
I use to think your videos are long and boring but watching this video and gaining all this knowledge on top of the knowledge i have made me feel ungrateful..the way how u tackle this problem is very educational and i sure did learn something...thank u
You know you're watching a pro when it looks pretty easy, but if you try to do the same you find out it's really hard. I have this same laptop and I enjoy it a lot, I believe Acer did a lot right with this series, that's why it sells a lot, and if it sells a lot you know you will find replacement parts for it.
I admire you! I don't have the tools or your wealth of experience but I can say from a Manufacturing perspective that making a Light Bulb that Lasts Forever makes for a Bad Business Model! I've worked in the Repair Industry and in Manufacturing and there will Always be work for Repair Engineers. I used to think the contrary and saw the decline of Domestic equipment made to last in favour of replacing them when faulty
Thank you Sorin, had this exact same issue except with an HP that they refused to warranty. Repaired it myself. Talk about annoying. Since they won't honor the warranty might as well roll up my sleeves and do it myself. The next part was Renesas bought Intersil and they won't release the full schematic. I finally found one of the pinouts (not values though) after hours of searching but I already condemned the chip anyways. I'm glad you delved into this fully because I thought I was crazy. I wonder if it's a gaming laptop thing, I'm going to put a cooling pad on it when done just in case... I'm only guessing maybe it is heat from excessive gaming. I always make sure my laptop is elevated for airflow but even then....
Hi. Mr surin. You are a real engineer. Im learning lot of best thing since i found your channel. When i watching your channel you are solder new chip using old nonlead solder remaining on the board. By the my experience that solder not flow very well and need more heat to melt that solder. At this movement im doing i clean old nonleaded solder and apply leaded solder with good flux. It will melt very easily and flow very nicely. Mostly its not make solder bridge. Actually i dont know your point of this step just i share my experience. As a beginner i dont have a ton of experience like you. Do not miss understand about my suggestion. Im still learning from you.
I do miss the uncut videos. You just talking away and getting the full idea of how you find the fault etc. Mate been watching you for years still watch the cut vids but they are not the same. Keep up the good work for the community.
amazing brother ! so cool what privilege we have to learn from you all this problems ! watched every video from day 1 and every time you learn something ! Respect!
Hi Sorin. I'm from watching a lot of the other videos where the laptop was dead - no charging light, no powering up. Right from the point of entry of power, I can't find the 19.8v, or any of the other power supplies. All I'm getting there is 0.6V. The 0.6V disappears on the output side of the second mosfet. In the beginner videos, you'd said to use brute force to find whatever capacitor is shorted. I don't have a power supply. What alternatives can I use? All I have is the charger and a multimeter. Thanks.
Very interesting video thank you sorin to share your knowledge with us :) it help me a lot for my job I own a computer shop and fix a lot of board issues :)
Hello, I have a motherboard for hp- Omen 15-ax250wm problem had some water in it and was disconnected and was in hibernate mode.. the motherboard was cleaned with alcohol and thiner everything seems to be OK and battery is charging. No visible shorts and no component gets hot. When I push the power button I hear a click and that's it doesn't turn on and I tried to figure which component do this click but I couldn't find it. Any help will be appreciated Thank you in advance
From my quick comparison of the two datasheets, the 88739 charge controller has a hybrid-power mode allowing the charger and battery to both power the system, which the 88738 seems to lack. The output circuit topology is a bit different with how the FETs are wired. Possibly the laptop used this feature while the Apple did not.
Ok! Is there a way of checking the chip? Like when you see boards on internet and they are £100 or £130 but they guarantee how do they know that it’s a sound board? So two Questions there. I love the fault finding like when over the years I have had a problem, this can be with anything, but there is always a sequence.
@@electronicsrepairschool 😅 I would say it would be a "duck" 10 times bigger. As I don't know what such resistor is doing in the circuit, I can't say if its value is important or not, but usually one order of magnitude usually changes a lot. About the physical size of the resistor (the original one was a 0805?) doesn't necessarily mean anything, some times it is just a matter of keeping the BOM as small as possible. I also do that on my projects. Anyway, even though I don't agree with everything you say (engineering wise) I always learn something from your videos, so, thanks 😊
According to the schmatic for the board the resistor is 10 ohm 1206 5%. In series with the double diode, delivering power to ISL pin DCIN. He replaced it with the right value but a smaller package, so all depends on the power the ISL consumes😊
@@electronicsrepairschool 😅 according to my calculations, nothing that 300 meters of a 1mm diameter copper wire wouldn't solve. Besides, it would be much easier to carry the laptop around, just pull it by the wire! 😁
Hello sir.. from the Philippines, the laptop i repairing right not is auto shutting down.. if i plug the charger, the lpower led will turn on automatically and after 3 seconds it will shutdown. And also its not charging even the 8volts in the coil are present
hello i have a laptop acer nitro-an515-52 it turn on but no image, the first mosfet is short but i found a burn capacitor near SY8288CRAC chip change it but no power and fan don spin cpu becam hot charging indicator blinking but battery is fix ok 13.5 volt , with the bord out and on charger plug in no curent taken mean no shurt what can i do what i must check thanks
I think the same happens to my Acer Nitro 5 AN616-55-7079. It has a Core i7 10th GEN and a GTX GPU. No Power at all. No idea what to do, all PC repair shops in my Area denied to even have a closer look to the Problem. The error occured shortly after running out of warranty. It‘s a gaming laptop but only used for audio as DAW. Would you accept when i send it to you ?
Hi! May I ask what temperature you have your rework station set at when removing a MOSFET as I'm struggling to remove them on some old laptop motherboards I'm using to practice? Thanks.
Generally just use Max temperature. Mine is 450°C. If your own Max is beyond that, 450 can go. Air between 20-40%. Because if air is high it can blow off nearby smaller components.
Hi. I have Acer Nitro 5 AN515-52-77HV. I have orange charging light on but computer will not power ON. Tried the power reset and pin hole technique, still no power. Opened the unit, removed battery, checked RAM, checked all connectors, checked motherboard... nothing out of the usual. Pin #1 displays 3.3vdc. Tried to momentarily short Pin #1 of keyboard connector to ground to manually switch ON, nothing. No liquid spilled on keyboard, No ants crawling. Please HELP!
When you already have the laptop in front of you, is it worth bothering about what the customer said. I think it's time well spent finding them out yourself ...
8:00 PEOPLE DO THIS ALL THE TIME THEY SEND YOU SOMTHING TO GET FIXED AND THEY EITBER PURPOSELY BROKE IT OR THET CLEARLY KNOW AND THEY SEND IT TO A REPAIR MAN AS A SPOOF. AND IM GETTING FING TIRED OF IT
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25:12 It was me :D 12 days ago we spoke about that in comment... thanks for measuring removed resistor :D
Sorin, i am sure you mistaken when you said 100 ohm resistor, but for the other audience which is learning, that was a 10 ohm resistor. 101 should be 100 ohms. Cheers!
I have the same laptop I5 8300H GTX 1060 - I changed the screen for a 144 hz one and added 16 gb ram, and a 2 TB firecuda ssd/hdd hybrid been working flawlessly for almost 5 years now. I also replaced my SSD for a 1 TB Samsung 980 after updating my stationary :D I've replaced the fans, and thermal paste a due to noise once.
Wow, you make it look easy. I have learned a lot with this channel... Thank you.
I am learning day by day just by watching your videos and I am confident that I can diagnose the same way on some laptop.
Sir, I pray for your long life and happy family. You are an inspiration to me. Love ❤ from Bangladesh.
Sorin, you could ask Mouser or any PCB manufacturer if they want some ads in your videos. With the main audience of people interested in electronics, we wouldn't mind this, but will help you with some money to always have good materials and components you need for repairs
Could you imagine how amazing that would be if mouser sponsored this channel. I think we should all email them and motivate them. Imagine never having to hear the sound of disappointment in Sorin voice because someone sold him a bunk chip
LoL MacBook parts burned my vinger
Nice video I like the way you find the faulty chip
And resistor
I would love that too since not a lot of people appreciate their Laptop and just abandoned them(don't get me started with the gaming laps). We need to show them they precious Laptop is still alive and can be repair with necessary tools and guides.
I'm disappointed he locked the most useful videos
only paid members can see them
if you remember he always saying everything is for free😢 😢😢 😢
@@pajdko8382 Is it true? I thought all videos are there & it's not locked up!😢
Youre the best repair man i ever seen. 👍
I use to think your videos are long and boring but watching this video and gaining all this knowledge on top of the knowledge i have made me feel ungrateful..the way how u tackle this problem is very educational and i sure did learn something...thank u
You mean "grateful"? ungrateful means you do not thank him ;P
@@predatorthememaybe he's talking about feeling ungrateful for not acknowledging him enough in the past since he thought they were boring.
You know you're watching a pro when it looks pretty easy, but if you try to do the same you find out it's really hard. I have this same laptop and I enjoy it a lot, I believe Acer did a lot right with this series, that's why it sells a lot, and if it sells a lot you know you will find replacement parts for it.
Sorin the Master 💪
I admire you! I don't have the tools or your wealth of experience but I can say from a Manufacturing perspective that making a Light Bulb that Lasts Forever makes for a Bad Business Model! I've worked in the Repair Industry and in Manufacturing and there will Always be work for Repair Engineers.
I used to think the contrary and saw the decline of Domestic equipment made to last in favour of replacing them when faulty
Thank you Sorin, had this exact same issue except with an HP that they refused to warranty. Repaired it myself. Talk about annoying. Since they won't honor the warranty might as well roll up my sleeves and do it myself. The next part was Renesas bought Intersil and they won't release the full schematic. I finally found one of the pinouts (not values though) after hours of searching but I already condemned the chip anyways. I'm glad you delved into this fully because I thought I was crazy. I wonder if it's a gaming laptop thing, I'm going to put a cooling pad on it when done just in case... I'm only guessing maybe it is heat from excessive gaming. I always make sure my laptop is elevated for airflow but even then....
Hi. Mr surin. You are a real engineer. Im learning lot of best thing since i found your channel. When i watching your channel you are solder new chip using old nonlead solder remaining on the board. By the my experience that solder not flow very well and need more heat to melt that solder. At this movement im doing i clean old nonleaded solder and apply leaded solder with good flux. It will melt very easily and flow very nicely. Mostly its not make solder bridge. Actually i dont know your point of this step just i share my experience. As a beginner i dont have a ton of experience like you. Do not miss understand about my suggestion. Im still learning from you.
What a lesson... You are just amazing sorin...
Amazing 😂, your are the teacher 💪💪💪
The channel is so educational, it's a dream come through for me.. God Sorin 👏🙏
Ledgend. Same problem and found my dead mos fet. Hope that is all u need. New subscriber here 😎👌
Had a similar issue with the power management chip, replaced it and laptop worked again. Mouser is great for ordering stuff :)
I do miss the uncut videos. You just talking away and getting the full idea of how you find the fault etc. Mate been watching you for years still watch the cut vids but they are not the same. Keep up the good work for the community.
A masterclass in repair, thank you
Amazing video Sorin! Thank you for sharing your knolage. What a master! 💪💪💪💪
We have picture😂❤..thank sorin for sharing...mouser💯trusted
nice video and good for learning. thanks you. i know this is one of many ways to know how to fix this problem. i still need to learn from you
amazing brother ! so cool what privilege we have to learn from you all this problems ! watched every video from day 1 and every time you learn something ! Respect!
This was very great Sorin
At +/- 4:30 min, where are you placing the probes, on a fuse or is that a capacitor?
Bravo , te urmaresc de ceva timp, in unele faze cu gura cascata 😁
Heat and Electronics? Nop😂.... Senior Sorin! Weldone Sir💪
Hi Sorin. I'm from watching a lot of the other videos where the laptop was dead - no charging light, no powering up. Right from the point of entry of power, I can't find the 19.8v, or any of the other power supplies. All I'm getting there is 0.6V. The 0.6V disappears on the output side of the second mosfet. In the beginner videos, you'd said to use brute force to find whatever capacitor is shorted. I don't have a power supply. What alternatives can I use? All I have is the charger and a multimeter.
Thanks.
Good job Sorin ! Thank you for great learning experience
Very interesting video thank you sorin to share your knowledge with us :) it help me a lot for my job I own a computer shop and fix a lot of board issues :)
👍👍for me you are the best👍👍
Hello, I have a motherboard for hp- Omen 15-ax250wm problem had some water in it and was disconnected and was in hibernate mode.. the motherboard was cleaned with alcohol and thiner everything seems to be OK and battery is charging. No visible shorts and no component gets hot. When I push the power button I hear a click and that's it doesn't turn on and I tried to figure which component do this click but I couldn't find it.
Any help will be appreciated
Thank you in advance
From my quick comparison of the two datasheets, the 88739 charge controller has a hybrid-power mode allowing the charger and battery to both power the system, which the 88738 seems to lack. The output circuit topology is a bit different with how the FETs are wired. Possibly the laptop used this feature while the Apple did not.
Cuanto deberia tener en acin ? No encuentro datasheet del ic charger es el mismo modelo
Another great repair Sorin! ☺
The termo pad is one time use or more,? and where you by that
"resistor heat sink!!!" LOL !!! what a king !!!! Bravo!
there was a video sorin shorts coils to ground, to find short, please some one send link of that video i can't find it
Nice repair.. nice lession.. it so funny and interesting listen you.. many thanks Sorin
31:36 SMOKE
Good eye! Yep that chip burnt out as soon as he raised the current limit. :D
Your The Man! 👍😎
Ok! Is there a way of checking the chip? Like when you see boards on internet and they are £100 or £130 but they guarantee how do they know that it’s a sound board? So two Questions there. I love the fault finding like when over the years I have had a problem, this can be with anything, but there is always a sequence.
25:06 No, it is not 100 ohm resistor, it is 10 ohm resistor. A 100 ohm 5% tolerance resistor would be "101", not "100".
same duck, different color :D
@@electronicsrepairschool 😅 I would say it would be a "duck" 10 times bigger. As I don't know what such resistor is doing in the circuit, I can't say if its value is important or not, but usually one order of magnitude usually changes a lot. About the physical size of the resistor (the original one was a 0805?) doesn't necessarily mean anything, some times it is just a matter of keeping the BOM as small as possible. I also do that on my projects. Anyway, even though I don't agree with everything you say (engineering wise) I always learn something from your videos, so, thanks 😊
According to the schmatic for the board the resistor is 10 ohm 1206 5%. In series with the double diode, delivering power to ISL pin DCIN. He replaced it with the right value but a smaller package, so all depends on the power the ISL consumes😊
If i would know that's a 10 ohms resistor, i would use a proper calibrated wire :D
@@electronicsrepairschool 😅 according to my calculations, nothing that 300 meters of a 1mm diameter copper wire wouldn't solve. Besides, it would be much easier to carry the laptop around, just pull it by the wire! 😁
Spring I would like to know when you say a little current what is it 500 milliamps ???
Thanks for the info.
Aime
good job sorin
Nice repair
As usual, another great repair.
16:59 is that a spark?
Is anyone know the series of the MOSFET? I have confused looking for the series😢😢😢😢
Thank you so much
Another informative video. Thanks!
Hello sir.. from the Philippines, the laptop i repairing right not is auto shutting down.. if i plug the charger, the lpower led will turn on automatically and after 3 seconds it will shutdown. And also its not charging even the 8volts in the coil are present
hello i have a laptop acer nitro-an515-52 it turn on but no image, the first mosfet is short but i found a burn capacitor near SY8288CRAC chip change it but no power and fan don spin cpu becam hot charging indicator blinking but battery is fix ok 13.5 volt , with the bord out and on charger plug in no curent taken mean no shurt what can i do what i must check thanks
Nice job!!😊😊😊😊
Very nice Video🔥🔥
Professor Sorin.
What is the main power rail?
And whats its importance to the MoBo
Thanks in anticipation.
14:55 that is why Sorin's channel must be graduated as 1'st at all
Hello Sorin , please what camera do you use for recordings??
How you know so much? Excellent video
Acer gaming laptops usually have burned first mosfets. I got mine almost burned with accumulated rust.
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I think the same happens to my Acer Nitro 5 AN616-55-7079. It has a Core i7 10th GEN and a GTX GPU. No Power at all. No idea what to do, all PC repair shops in my Area denied to even have a closer look to the Problem. The error occured shortly after running out of warranty. It‘s a gaming laptop but only used for audio as DAW. Would you accept when i send it to you ?
Thanx you very much, Sir.
Hello. Master soldering skills. How to not burn the conector.
Where did you buy you mat?
40:16 Famous words - "And we have a picture"
Hi! May I ask what temperature you have your rework station set at when removing a MOSFET as I'm struggling to remove them on some old laptop motherboards I'm using to practice? Thanks.
Generally just use Max temperature. Mine is 450°C. If your own Max is beyond that, 450 can go. Air between 20-40%. Because if air is high it can blow off nearby smaller components.
keren bang,, microscope good ,,best repair
i have a board doing like this one thx you thorin🥰🥰🥰
S is for Sorin…S is for smooth 👌
Hi sorin , that chip isl power management all ways get shorted
I was skeptical with the first chip you replaced, it looked dodgy!
Great, thank you
I have the same computer with exactly the same problem but I don't know where to find the repair parts
'Pretty' sure you already tried changing that chip before with a different number (9 to 8, or 8 to 9) and it's not interchangeable.
Hi. I have Acer Nitro 5 AN515-52-77HV. I have orange charging light on but computer will not power ON. Tried the power reset and pin hole technique, still no power. Opened the unit, removed battery, checked RAM, checked all connectors, checked motherboard... nothing out of the usual. Pin #1 displays 3.3vdc. Tried to momentarily short Pin #1 of keyboard connector to ground to manually switch ON, nothing. No liquid spilled on keyboard, No ants crawling. Please HELP!
The chip pins was shorted when you soldered the chip
you missed the smoke at 31:36 LOL
great job
what did he changed moster something he was explaining
superb
Youre the best
17:58 burnt resistor.
Amazing .............................!!!!!!!
Nice one
nice one!
proper Romanian genius.😂😂😂
30:48 here u can smell the fear in his eye's that he needs to buy a motherboard because he broke this one😂
Good joob❤
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
magic... :)
When you already have the laptop in front of you, is it worth bothering about what the customer said. I think it's time well spent finding them out yourself ...
👍👍🙏
Why russin when we have the flux to do the job???
It is not 100 Ohms resistor, it is 10 Ohm resistor !:)
This time it's a nice laptop.
8:00 PEOPLE DO THIS ALL THE TIME THEY SEND YOU SOMTHING TO GET FIXED AND THEY EITBER PURPOSELY BROKE IT OR THET CLEARLY KNOW AND THEY SEND IT TO A REPAIR MAN AS A SPOOF. AND IM GETTING FING TIRED OF IT