Best PS5 repair technition on RUclips. You are not just changing components on guesses but based on measurements and logic. This is really rare. Thank you for sharing alll these videos! May I ask you what microscope camera are you using? It is quite impressive. And what is that red mat surface you work on? I use the blue silicone but it warps from heat and causing troubles....Thank you!
My microscope camera is a very cheap generic Chinese HD camera. So cheap it doesn't have a brand name on it. Very similar to this: www.ebay.com/itm/235263493757 Red mat: www.amazon.com/dp/B0833NZQ19
@@ToltecMerc many thanks for your reply. One last question. Are you using a ring light fir the microscope camera or a gooseneck light. I already bought like 3 different cameras up to 240€ and non if them is even close to yours...
Really informative with how you isolated the short when the thermal cam didnt pick up, maybe it would have with the thermal putty removed, but still very helpful process as i dont have a thermal cam, i learned a lot with this vid on isolating the short. Awesome work as always
In this case, the MOSFET had shorted through from input to output. It wasn't going to show any heat. The heat was developed across the APU which has a path to ground.
That board was a mess and thought no way then I had to remind myself that it was in you who was looking at it so "no way" changed to "maybe". I bet that board had been through a number of hands too before it got lucky and landed on your workbench. That was an interesting approach measuring the resistance while cleaning the board do not think I have seen that done before seems like a good idea. Thank you for the content Multiple Multimeter Man. 😁
Delighted to be your subscriber all this year. Merry Christmas to you and your family, sir. Greetings from Mexico. PS: As soon as I saw how long the video was going to be, I quickly started looking for my notebook... For me, that corrosion was caused by a liter of spilled coffee that was not cleaned up immediately (that same day), efficient and neat work, thank you very much for sharing. All the best.
@@ToltecMerc or you could just use hot air while soldering when it’s only some pads that you tin. I use 280C to 300C to go over the pads when the ic is on, so the whole ic doesn’t flow but got enough heat to make your life easier, just saying 🤷♂️
Hi boss. What a thermal putty and how is it different from thermal pad? Can you provide a link to the putty that you use? Also what temperature is your soldering set at, for running on the qfn chip legs after replacement. Merry xmas and a happy new year to you 🎉 😊
I noticed your flux seems to burn rather quick. you could try using AMTECH VS-213-A-TF which is a little different, but it doesn't burn so quick. Worth considering. It's a little more expensive than AMTECH NC-559-V2-TF. BTW I enjoyed watching you hunt down that voltage regulator. Cheers!
I just use cheap Kingbo flux. I don't usually have a problem with it burning but some of these chips take so much heat to remove and install, it does eventually happen.
Wow another fantastic video 😇I must say that you are the master of the master professional electronics engineer I always see your work its the best on the youtube and no one can beat you you must be rocket science 😀 👍 just to wish you merry Christmas and Happy New Year and your family 😀 if need help I will let you know please kindly don't forget me 🎉thank you very much master professional guru of electronics
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Best PS5 repair technition on RUclips. You are not just changing components on guesses but based on measurements and logic. This is really rare. Thank you for sharing alll these videos! May I ask you what microscope camera are you using? It is quite impressive. And what is that red mat surface you work on? I use the blue silicone but it warps from heat and causing troubles....Thank you!
My microscope camera is a very cheap generic Chinese HD camera. So cheap it doesn't have a brand name on it. Very similar to this: www.ebay.com/itm/235263493757
Red mat: www.amazon.com/dp/B0833NZQ19
@@ToltecMerc many thanks for your reply. One last question. Are you using a ring light fir the microscope camera or a gooseneck light. I already bought like 3 different cameras up to 240€ and non if them is even close to yours...
@@kikihobbyrepair my ring light is amscope.com/products/led-144w-zk
Love watching videos like this. Learn so much from them. Keep up the good work and putting out good content.
Thanks so much! I try to make videos that I would want to watch.
Thanks for taking us along on this one. Merry Christmas to you and yours...
Thanks for coming along! Merry Christmas!
Really informative with how you isolated the short when the thermal cam didnt pick up, maybe it would have with the thermal putty removed, but still very helpful process as i dont have a thermal cam, i learned a lot with this vid on isolating the short.
Awesome work as always
In this case, the MOSFET had shorted through from input to output. It wasn't going to show any heat. The heat was developed across the APU which has a path to ground.
Good job. Very thorough and Roach free too!
Thanks! I think there may have been a few roaches inside but they had not made a huge mess yet.
Gotta love them roaches. LOL.@@ToltecMerc
That board was a mess and thought no way then I had to remind myself that it was in you who was looking at it so "no way" changed to "maybe". I bet that board had been through a number of hands too before it got lucky and landed on your workbench. That was an interesting approach measuring the resistance while cleaning the board do not think I have seen that done before seems like a good idea. Thank you for the content Multiple Multimeter Man. 😁
I may have a few multi-meters laying around. Just enough to get the job done! Thanks for stopping by!
Delighted to be your subscriber all this year. Merry Christmas to you and your family, sir. Greetings from Mexico.
PS: As soon as I saw how long the video was going to be, I quickly started looking for my notebook... For me, that corrosion was caused by a liter of spilled coffee that was not cleaned up immediately (that same day), efficient and neat work, thank you very much for sharing. All the best.
Thank for subscribing and watching! Merry Christmas to you and yours as well!
Nice video and great repair, merry Christmas and best wishes to you and your family.
Welcome back !
Thanks! It's good to be back!
Love to see, that you also struggle to re-tin the pads wirh a lot of thermal mass 😂 I always use my preheater, makes your life a lot easier
They are a struggle. I suppose I could use a preheater.
@@ToltecMerc or you could just use hot air while soldering when it’s only some pads that you tin. I use 280C to 300C to go over the pads when the ic is on, so the whole ic doesn’t flow but got enough heat to make your life easier, just saying 🤷♂️
Great work as always
Thank you very much sir! I do enjoy your videos as well!
Very informative thank you Sir!
You are quite welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!
you are the master i love your vids always nice to watch hope to see alot more off this stuff 😍😍😍
ps sorry for my bad engels 😪
Your English is just fine. Thank you for the kind words! I am happy you enjoy my videos. More to come!
awesome as always!!!
Thanks Booter! It is similar consistency. I got it from AliExpress. www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804337176133.html
Beautiful save as usual! Kudos 👏
Thanks so much!
nice repair again
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed!
beautiful work)
Thank you so much 😀
Good job mate 👍👏
Thanks for the visit
Nice fix
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed!
Can you make video for check all the required votages and all other required checking for PS and XBox for beginers ? Thanks
Hi boss. What a thermal putty and how is it different from thermal pad? Can you provide a link to the putty that you use?
Also what temperature is your soldering set at, for running on the qfn chip legs after replacement.
Merry xmas and a happy new year to you 🎉 😊
Job well done.
Thank you! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
This is music to my ears 👌🏼
Good work
Thanks
I noticed your flux seems to burn rather quick. you could try using AMTECH VS-213-A-TF which is a little different, but it doesn't burn so quick. Worth considering. It's a little more expensive than AMTECH NC-559-V2-TF. BTW I enjoyed watching you hunt down that voltage regulator. Cheers!
I just use cheap Kingbo flux. I don't usually have a problem with it burning but some of these chips take so much heat to remove and install, it does eventually happen.
Wow another fantastic video 😇I must say that you are the master of the master professional electronics engineer I always see your work its the best on the youtube and no one can beat you you must be rocket science 😀 👍 just to wish you merry Christmas and Happy New Year and your family 😀 if need help I will let you know please kindly don't forget me 🎉thank you very much master professional guru of electronics
Wow! Thanks!
Thanx master ❤️🇹🇷
You are very welcome!
I got a question why do you say you can aply 12volt with 4 ohms to see what it gets hot safety.
😢 Could you repair my ps5, it doesn't turn on