PS5 Repair Disaster. What Happened here ?
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Alex said *"Time is more expensive than money."*
He is a wise man.
Facts!
@@gilbertrodriguez6053 olaf scholz need some advice from alex.
Sure he is. I will remember this. Don't waste time.
not so fast if u charge as much as a new ps5 then u create waste .
Some times it takes a little bit longer depending...
Good news for the customer. Since it took longer to fix because of the blown fuses, they get charged less. Amazing! =)
When somebody with construction experience works on precision electronics.
more like DEstruction 😂💥
@HazeAnderson Yeah, no kidding. My guy used a jack hammer.
☠️
@@charanko2971Now come on, that’s a bit hyperbolic. He just used a belt sander.
Looks like the customer outta stick with coloring with crayons 🖍️
Big boss is so good he could have got windows installed on that PS5 if he wanted to
😂true
😂😂
Not If he Inserts it like shown the wrong way :D
@@t4rif4rino, he can do it either way and both ways at the same time
simp
I come here for the philosophical outlook on life, and stayed for the ps5 board repair.
This popped up in my feed and I clicked it because I'm below a novice at soldering and it would do me some good to watch someone with experience.
Even as a novice repairing electronics, at least I've never considered taking an angle grinder to a pcb!
Great explanation on why you charge what you do. You don't charge for your time, you charge for your experience and skills.
I don’t understand why people do things like this. On what planet do you take a dremel and burn off the board down to the ground plane?! I know a lot about electronics (especially the digital EE side), but I have to go slow and work carefully because, unlike Alex, I don’t do this professionally day-in and day-out. It’s impressive how much SMT skill is on display, but when he reworks a pad or lays down a bodge trace, he knows by sight and repetition exactly how to do it. I have to go and watch a video for reference to ensure I don’t do something stupid, and even then I still make dumb mistakes (I’ve lifted-off more pads than a helicopter pilot). Take the time to do it as carefully as possible, and make sure you have the right tools and parts - then you won’t have to see your borked up attempt getting roasted by Alex and the comments section.
That repair was not better than factory 😢
9:23 he is saying the right thing, you don't pay the price of repair, you pay the price for the experience, bcz he has so many years of experience, he can repair these consoles in 10 mins which other repair shop takes hours to do. In any business, time is money, the time you invested in your early days will return you with a lot of money later.
Another smaller thing to consider is the cost of the equipment, tools, and supplies. It may have only taken me 5 minutes to fix your stuff, but I needed tools and equipment that cost over $2,000.
Alex, when you said about time "one second closer to death". That's how I view my birthdays "one year closer to death". 😂. I'll be 52 in April 2024.
Many more years to come sir
I just turned 58 a couple of months ago and for the life of me I can't figure out where the last 25 to 30 years went. Do you feel the same?
As a locksmith I can tell you, people will almost always go the cheaper route.
My PS5 still running like a champ!
Thank you, Alex. 😊
Can't forget about the Boss
Another PS5 rescued going down the drain. That PS5 shorted grinded traces was a perfect example of how not to do things if you dont know how to do it right. Good work Alex!
Make every second count! Good job, greetings from UK to you and Big Boss.
Thanks and Happy new years to you and your family ..
yourknowlege is incredible!!! thank you for all your videos
first time I see someone soldering to internal pcb layers. amazing job as usual
Congrats Alex. Your techinic is awesome. I’m learning a lot with your content. Tks from Brazil 🇧🇷.
thats exactly what the PS5 owner thought and tried to apply all that "knowledge" into fixing his console.
Same for me. I´m learning a lot how to emprove my soldering skills and techniques.
@@garryarganis5801 bro it's ok to learn 😅 but not on something expensive though
I’ll never understand why people that have no clue what they are doing would ever even attempt to fix it.
The micro probes you sell are excellent for spreading super thin layers of solder mask on the board. I find it to be much more precise than using tweezers or a razor blade. Give it a shot.
We had a Series X come in for HDMI. A previous repair shop worked on it and it was like a tornado ripped through. 16 out of the 19 pads were ripped off. There were new wires placed wayyyyy longer than needed and too short in places. We told the customer we are not doing this repair and advised the customer to go to the original repair shot to have them deal with their mess.
Previous repair shop? You mean someone who watched a video..right?
This is much more than client says "oh was just a wire, you do nothing special" .
11:17 It only makes sense if the customer consents to being charged more if the service is quicker. If there's an unknown amount of turnaround time they aren't explicitly consenting to faster service.
Basically they get charged more if it takes less time for the same flat rate
maybe you missed that part.
That is still outrageous, If it is a simple fix you get charged mode but a more complicated fix is not? That doesn't make sense to me.
Love All your videos. As a studying student, (EET), it is important to continue in practicing the application skills.
~ may the New Year bring the prosperity you justly deserve. Thank you.
That was far from factory, looked like an abstract painting. But it works, that’s the main thing. Good job.
Thank you, teacher
That's the best advise I got in my current situation. If it takes to much of my time.... then skip. Thank you
How do you know what fuses/capacitors/resistors to use? I don't imagine you have schematics for everything you repair?
Love this channel!
Dude is awesome and funny as well. Keep up the good content 🙂
Sums it up, work smarter, not harder. NorthridgeFix is the man!
Absolut right! Time is most important!
thank you for insight on business pretty cool never thought of it that way
Easy? They never did this job! It's unbelievable how you repair those tiny things.
Alex good job bro pay my respect to your Boss of all bosses God bless you and your team ❤❤❤
Love to watch a master go back and fix a complete mess at a Better Than Factory (BTF) level.
Amazing fix and troubleshooting, better than factory
You forgot to warn us to wear our UV glasses!
Tks Alex.
I wish Ali Hussain was my boss for being no-nonsense.
He was just doing his best 😢
No user serviceable parts inside.
He prepared those 2 middle pins well enough lol
No the user was making more damages. It's stupid to attempt a repair without the proper knowledge and tools. 😅
lol he should of educated himself a bit before going in and doing it. He’s lucky he didn’t cause too much damage
I feel it’s okay bcz that’s how I learnt after spoiling many expensive gadgets who knows how old the client is anyway, there’s a chance that even Alex before he became as magnificent as he is today spoilt some. Just saying
Nice work man !! you were givin a hack job and make it work again.
Even gives money making advice, very wise.
Time is the most valuable thing to give. you never get it back.
it just keeps going with or without you.
It's so good to see a pro at his craft. Doing things the proper way and officially to standards.
"This was easy, can you do something hard?"
Making it look easy is the name of the game man...
I tried changing a V520B in a SNES controller and the traces were lifting left and right, bending the jump wire would tear the traces, soldering the jumping wire would unsolder the other end...
It was hell, i failed...
In theory. Grind the mask, jump wire. In practice, it's something else...
Id be embarrassed to send that in. Some people just dont get it. But hey..these idiots keep you in business
As a locksmith, this is somewhat true lol
But people like to waste our time, getting quotes from others and "call back"
Great content Alex. Your videos are so educative and inspiring. However I just want to know if you repair GPUs on laptops cuz i have a 2020 acer predator helios 300 with a gpu problem and it may be a bad vram or something else. I used to have error code 43 on GPU in device manager and now the GPU has dissapeared from the device manager and can only be seen from the bios. I need to know before mailing it because i haven't seen any video where you replace vrams.
0:25 Woah! 🫨That's a crime scene, boss. Call 911!
idk wtf im looking at but i always watch all your videos, maybe one day ill start learning how to do repairs
I liked analogy of locksmith service costing more the faster it can be done. That’s very fitting for any technical repair work.
Brasil...muito bom seu trabalho .
Inspiring!
Alex fixing devices and giving life lessons. Time is your most precious good on this earth. you can buy anything. but not time. so dont waste it. i mean sure Alex can fix fix a difficult device. but when he charges the time in a hourly rate. its just better to buy new one or go to a hobbyist.
6:33 Secret in America perhaps
greetings from Portugal
Perfect example of...... “A little knowledge is DANGEROUS”
RUclips makes people think that what you do is EASY..... but it’s truly an art form and takes tonnes of skill and thousands of hours of practice
👍❤️🇮🇪👍❤️🇮🇪👍❤️🇮🇪👍❤️🇮🇪👍
A little knowledge without much experience is dangerous
In our country it's ok they can wait as long as you charge less
6:50 You forgot to warn me about the UV light. 😂🤣😂 Anyway Happy Whatever Days.
Haha nice analogy 👍
I remember when you was working on a system years ago that had dog or cat piss on it and you ways saying this piss is getting out of control it smells like burnt peanuts 🥜 lmao 🤣 made me laugh so much classic
Seems like the customer watched a video long enough to purchase a grinder and missed all the implementation.
Alex, What's up with the Hot Tweezers? Did you find a good set to sell to us yet?
Old school windows 7 😅 great job brother
guy who tride this repair needs sell up that bloody mess
A job well done as always, love from Pakistan.
Hey Alex! Please explain to me something. My daily job is mounting move sensors in home alarm security system.
Why on thoose ground is marked as COM and other wire is DATA? Why instead GND and +? This is confusing. Please tell me why? It is much simplier in my way...
This one was 150,000% dumb.
Not me I expect quick and fast to get job done. But not pay arm and a leg. Some places say job according to book is 4 hours. Some jobs take under 30 min not 4 hours
احسنت لقد اسفت منك جيدا ليس بمجال التصليح فقط بل في مجال الحياه انت الافضل
I was less excited until I saw the issue was complicated further from.....(spoiler)...such intricacies fuel our passion of discovery every day. Regards to pops and uncle. They are hardworking and smart if you want to emphasize the better work model. Young men should be inspired by their diligence.
Hello Alex, I was wondering have you ever been working on car multimedia? I've got Citroen/Peugeot navigation NG4, and the screen is flickering. The thing is that it flickers when it starts, and then no image. When I press night mode button twice, image shows but for a few seconds only. Any clue or idea?
What primary advise would you give if someone wants to handle graphics cards or something to avoid damage?
as a customer I would expect a higher pricetag on a more difficult repair job
Gostaria de saber qual máscara uv é essa que você usa sem precisar da luz uv com secagem rápida?
At 14:56 some solder fills in the grounded circle pad, would that cause issues if it touches any metal on the case? Or is it way to small to do anything?
How much ground? All of it!!!
far too small to touch anything. this is magnified by a ton remember
The guy who wanted this fixed was complaining on reddit about how much he was charged
May I propose a correction in the title? "Happened" instead of "Happed".
Awesome video, keep it up!
Fixed. Thanks
How much you charge to fix backlight in 65 inch insignia fire tv? I was ps5 gaming on it and it went black..Everything else still works..
We don't work on Tv's, but even If we do, the repair is neither practical nor economical considering it's a $350 unit. Shipping both ways is also expensive for that size box.
Magician 🧙♂️. Amazing job
بارك الله فيك
Love watching your videos brother. Would be cool to hang out with you i think.
U are great brother. R u an electronic engineer? Or just got vocational training.Just curious.
13:19 - OL = open line. :)
Time is more expensive than money correct - less time spend more - I get it
عنجد عجيب كيف هالفيش انملع؟ سلاماتي لكم وللبيغ بوس!
Monalisa 😮nice
That business is a well oiled machine for sure.
You are the only one who has the same philosophy as me: Time is more valuable than money.
Got to get into electronics some how 😅
i love your work may Allah protect you / your dad / the kids and the big boss
ماشالله , الله يقويك.
can u tel me the type of the multimetre
930 Money comes and goes. Time just goes.
Mans took an angle grinder to that board lol
I have seen another RUclips channel that seems to pride itself on doing massively time-consuming video GPU reballing whilst throwing shade on channels that don't. I did comment on one video that in the time he failed to fix this card, Alex probably made thousands of dollars. I think he has the meaning of professional and amateur the wrong way around.
Disc was inserted backwards but i get it was just a drive functional test
but i spend 18 minutes to watching your videos is worth it every second.. 🙂
You should be learning not just watching videos.
@@UHateDatImLoved yeah thats right, i'm a technician who repair video game console also and Alex inspired me alot.. 🙂
I keep saying this but dont try fix something if u have never fixed anything like this before. You going to just make repair shop/person a lot more work and its going to Cost u even more.
i love your videos
The chemistry of UV mask and heat is simple, heat makes chemical reactions happen faster. However, you do not always want chemical reactions to happen faster, some chemicals can get explosive when they are hot :D
I had a great time watching this video , may Allah bless you.