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  • @Popeyes66
    @Popeyes66 Год назад +67

    Congratulations Sorin on your 1st Capacitor replacement.
    The owner of the phone should be extremely proud.

    • @sangre_sani
      @sangre_sani Год назад +6

      This phone should go on ebay for thousands of dollars.

  • @surushzab1
    @surushzab1 Год назад +10

    lol, as soon as he said " I don't want to say what was the issue' I knew he replaced the capacitor. you are a legend sorin.

  • @Frank55
    @Frank55 Год назад +30

    Sorin logic: "if there isn't a capacitor, the capacitor can't get shorted! 🙂

  • @justinspiredfallout
    @justinspiredfallout Год назад +6

    I know it's such a good feeling to be able to tell your anxious customer that their data has been saved. Well done.

  • @stzan
    @stzan Год назад +10

    Sorin this is sad. Your 1st capacitor replacement was not documented on camera.

  • @carlosgarciaoropeza5480
    @carlosgarciaoropeza5480 Год назад +5

    That customer will be extremely grateful to you. It is not surprising the type of recommendation that he will make with his close ones (family, friends, co-workers). Excellent repair. A sincere congratulations. All the best.

  • @daimio7
    @daimio7 Год назад +5

    Bravo! I was waiting to see you replacing a cap for a very long time - sad no footage about this historic event. At least you let us know. Thank you.

  • @viniciusvbf22
    @viniciusvbf22 Год назад +5

    SORIN REPLACED A CAPACITOR!! Historical day! 🤣

  • @Radek__
    @Radek__ Год назад +1

    11:14 nice tip - very logical thinking - thank you

  • @ilikeito
    @ilikeito Год назад +3

    Nice to see you working a phone again Sorin.

  • @sachinipeiris4584
    @sachinipeiris4584 Год назад +4

    Hi Sorin.... I’m happy you replaced a Capacitor

  • @mm0077
    @mm0077 Год назад +3

    Capacitor replacement won the day lol. Thank you.

  • @teslasapple
    @teslasapple Год назад +7

    Yeah, that PMIC needs that cap. I have the same opinion mostly on caps but not all caps are created equally. Like you said, the short was being regulated (by the PMIC). Still, a smooth repair as usual 👌👍

  • @staray7541
    @staray7541 Год назад +2

    Thank you for step by step diagnosis.

  • @MindYourBusiness1970
    @MindYourBusiness1970 Год назад +3

    Nice job, congratulations for 300k subscribers

  • @alain602206
    @alain602206 Год назад

    Super vidéo, très instructif , merci

  • @torem2538
    @torem2538 Год назад

    wow Sorin - looks like you got organized. Good to see.

  • @mdmetallica26
    @mdmetallica26 Год назад +3

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time with us.

  • @alonsonatividad9620
    @alonsonatividad9620 Год назад +1

    Man, that was great. You not only fixed the phone. You replaced a cap! Now, what I'd like to see is how you manage to take out those shields, they always give me trouble.

  • @XantheFIN
    @XantheFIN Год назад +4

    Almost we got new RUclips channel called Dancingschool

  • @Drottninggatan2017
    @Drottninggatan2017 Год назад +10

    These are strange times. Reading the schematics and replacing capacitors. What will be next?

    • @electronicsrepairschool
      @electronicsrepairschool  Год назад +7

      I suppose this is the 'future', logic boards with capacitors and semiconductors

  • @M.Murtaza
    @M.Murtaza Год назад +2

    Finally once in a life time we are able to see sorin soldering the capacitor 😂😂

  • @lpwicra2
    @lpwicra2 Год назад +1

    Thank you for share knowledge

  • @5000000000250
    @5000000000250 Год назад +1

    Sorin good job in replacing your first capacitor.

  • @stzan
    @stzan Год назад

    Sorin I found an old video of 24th March 2017 on youtube in which you REPLACE a capacitor on a dell vostro 130 motherboard. I was totally shocked! I couldn't believe in my eyes!

  • @MrRvdbeek
    @MrRvdbeek Год назад +2

    You’re great thanks

  • @elsaeed747
    @elsaeed747 Год назад +1

    Nice job 👍🏻

  • @rfr653
    @rfr653 Год назад

    Good job mate 👍

  • @User-13cd-rukf
    @User-13cd-rukf Год назад +9

    Man, that was funny the video name should be Capacitor's Revenge lol. Nice job like always.

  • @vinodTechHP
    @vinodTechHP Год назад +7

    Laptop repair crash course part 2 please..

  • @8500gtNvidia
    @8500gtNvidia Год назад

    Great video Master! Indeed this time, that Cap had to be replaced :,)

  • @bojc0198
    @bojc0198 Год назад

    Bravo maestro😁

  • @abdullahhaxhija7260
    @abdullahhaxhija7260 Год назад

    You are the best on the Net...

  • @user-ug9nn
    @user-ug9nn Год назад +1

    good job, I know that It might not work without it, the digital noise on the power lines might influence the Ic that was designed for, or will pass to nearby IC's, preventing them for running

  • @kenvillarubia1026
    @kenvillarubia1026 Год назад

    I love seing you sorin replacing that capacitor.

  • @nalindisanayaka6220
    @nalindisanayaka6220 Год назад

    Mr Sorin . ' King of Electronic Repair '

  • @NvArya
    @NvArya Год назад +5

    You finally did it 🤣🙌

  • @paulbradley9912
    @paulbradley9912 Год назад +3

    This cap was a "smoothing" cap for a psu (you can tell by its larger size) and needed. The caps that can easily be done without on a well designed board are "decoupling" caps. I suspect that was why it needed replacing.

  • @roseaxel4
    @roseaxel4 Год назад

    Большая Работа!

  • @sevdiljaja985
    @sevdiljaja985 8 месяцев назад

    Well done

  • @Radek__
    @Radek__ Год назад

    7:16 because there are two types of technicians: one (like you and I) who injecting voltage by touching pad with probe/needle,
    and second type - who always have to solder a wire to motherboard first and apply voltage trough that wire.
    (it is that simple - that second type of people have, that kind of perversion - to always solder a wire to inject a voltage)

  • @i-fixsystemsnashik3828
    @i-fixsystemsnashik3828 Год назад +2

    Your a magician

  • @gordthor5351
    @gordthor5351 Год назад +1

    If capacitors aren't there, they can't get shorted. Yep, but a nonexistent capacitor also can't filter the ripple from switching power supplies. If two capacitors were in parallel and one failed while sharing the load, then how long will the single capacitor last when taking all the work load by itself? I once had a desktop power supply that was making weird sounds and I knew I should have changed the caps right away, but I waited and the dirty power destroyed my video card. The cap on the motherboard right by the GPU was bulged also. Dirty power will stress capacitors down the line and often those caps are smaller and can't handle the large ripple from larger power supplies which feed them.
    Good job on getting the customers Data.

  • @ZaBnj
    @ZaBnj Год назад

    i would love to hear his thought on ppl using what they call short killer to pump high amperage into a circuit, i've seen ppl injecting 6 amps into a smartphone circuit

  • @madushanweragama6702
    @madushanweragama6702 Год назад

    Thanks thanks thanks sir .

  • @GlishaSo
    @GlishaSo Год назад

    Cmon we want sorin chiling with us speaking not fast forwarding :) you allways had some cool story or explanations when you opening screws :( miss it longer videoossss plzzz :)

  • @massimoguasti1366
    @massimoguasti1366 Год назад +1

    Can you please explain in one of your video, how to know when a capacitor is dead, which value it has so you can choose the right replacement? Thanks

  • @RED-bn3lu
    @RED-bn3lu Год назад +9

    if there is not a capacitor, the capacitor cannot get shorted :))

  • @electronicrepairservice2020
    @electronicrepairservice2020 Год назад +3

    so there is hope for a dancing school? 🤣🤣 Good fix!

  • @DonTsolovvv
    @DonTsolovvv Год назад

    Hey sorin Buna ziuma from Vidin, Bulgaria... Could you show may be next time how you desolder metal plates from motherboard with the thermopad.. cause they were plates on both sides...I'm curious from when and how.... Thank for sharing knowledge...Best of wishes

  • @OnStageLighting
    @OnStageLighting Год назад

    Cap used as some kind of PMIC reset maybe. The pin labels on the chip aren't too obvious.

  • @BrainHurricanes
    @BrainHurricanes Год назад

    Sorin, karma gets us all in the end 😄. Good fix.

  • @djkaos.mp3
    @djkaos.mp3 Год назад

    I remember my first capacitor replacement! haha, just joking! Really good video, Sorin! 😁

  • @Onkel.Moetrik
    @Onkel.Moetrik Год назад +2

    Hello Sorin
    I am currious, why are you using the fnirsi and not the UM24C which you made a review on? If I remember correctly, you where rather happy about the UM24C?
    The USB powermeter in your links are no longer available..
    Cheers
    Onkel Møtrik

  • @perceive8159
    @perceive8159 Год назад +5

    Troubleshooting is just like mathematics, doesn't matter what system you use as long as you get the right answer! 😉

  • @allaoui38
    @allaoui38 Год назад

    thank's but how do you do to take off the metal plate , ( temperature ect...)

  • @Swenser
    @Swenser Год назад +8

    Where did you get schematic from? I can only ever find service manual with very limited info.

    • @paugasolina5048
      @paugasolina5048 Год назад +2

      xD join the discord

    • @NvArya
      @NvArya Год назад +1

      Have many paid platforms

    • @Swenser
      @Swenser Год назад +1

      @@NvArya can you recommend one that has full schematic and not service manual.

  • @neosolanki
    @neosolanki Год назад +2

    I think the wireless charging module should be present to test for charging

  • @Drannak
    @Drannak Год назад

    A Lot of Samsung S Galaxy doesnt Charge if The Induction Module isn't connected maybe this information will be help you
    Thx for your videos!

  • @bobme4951
    @bobme4951 Год назад

    The HOLY CAPACITOR , the capacitor of all capacitors , this is the King Capacitor , HAIL the KING capacitor.🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @doctorvictor1683
    @doctorvictor1683 Год назад

    Please Mr Sorin I need your help with a complete guide tutorial in Laptop and phone repairs

  • @andolis49
    @andolis49 Год назад

    In one day but not today 🙂 dar într-o zi se răzbună

  • @stefanostefano2770
    @stefanostefano2770 Год назад +4

    What software are you using for board view and schematic?
    And where you got them?

    • @NvArya
      @NvArya Год назад +3

      Pdf reader

  • @Luzt.
    @Luzt. Год назад

    Capacitors finally won!

  • @mreaper2265
    @mreaper2265 Год назад +1

    Couldnt you have removed the MMC and read the data on another device?

  • @SpellDreams
    @SpellDreams Год назад +2

    My question is how do you know which value of the capacitor is needed for replacement? Or there's a standard approximation? Thanks!

    • @rahulmechatronics
      @rahulmechatronics Год назад

      I hope you have seen Sorin has schematic. He showed it in video.

  • @Crystalservices
    @Crystalservices Год назад

    what is that black thing in upper left corner with buttons on it ?

  • @VaderPaw
    @VaderPaw Год назад

    From now on Sorin should solder all capacitors back, even on laptops 😂

  • @dunilamadurange9741
    @dunilamadurange9741 Год назад

    Hello .can you tell me where we can find mobile phone circuits diagrams in internet?

  • @stadug
    @stadug Год назад

    Capacitor's Revenge LOL

  • @SpringDivers
    @SpringDivers Год назад

    Your endorphins and serotonin levels are elevated. Happiness.😀

  • @orion310591RS
    @orion310591RS Год назад +1

    33:57 - We feel betrayed because legendary sentence about capacitor is not said... :D
    34:39 - Old viewers know, new ones are confused and we spot them in chat :D

  • @user-bf1nx2lg1l
    @user-bf1nx2lg1l Год назад +1

    Hi, could you tell me please , how you chek capacitor whith teplovision tool without plug board to power ? Or you take power to board(to capacitor) with multimeter ? I subscribe to you🔔 , it's interesting

  • @ctecrwp
    @ctecrwp Год назад

    Thanks God....that day came in our life time.....the humanity is saved now....

  • @einfelder8262
    @einfelder8262 Год назад

    My Samsung phone is backed up to both my Samsung Account and my Google account. Restore to new phone is a routine task. Why did this guy not have Google and/or Samsung backup?

  • @TTT-V
    @TTT-V Год назад

    Capacitor !!

  • @dasbro
    @dasbro Год назад +1

    🥰🥰🥰

  • @ricardoferreira2811
    @ricardoferreira2811 Год назад

    "Where are my mosfets?"

  • @doctorvictor1683
    @doctorvictor1683 Год назад

    My daughter and I are interested in starting our own business

  • @HoratiuD
    @HoratiuD Год назад

    "Azi nu voi folosi sursa pentru diagnosticare" :)))) Tot acolo ajungi pentru ca ce e sigur e sigur :)

  • @sussymcbuttertits5035
    @sussymcbuttertits5035 Год назад +1

    I have a broken Scitex TJ8600 UV Capacitor 1.9MF - CW980-00509 , can you fix it ? I'm sure you can , i'll send it right away 😋🤣😇🤣

  • @Steffen_
    @Steffen_ Год назад

    Every single Component has his function in a ciruit. I cand understand why u sometimes remove shorted Caps without solder a new one?
    Even if the Device is running after removing the fault Component, a new one is needed, otherwise the next Component get broken over Time.
    Manufacturer wont solder components that have no function, they try to save money and time to create a Device.

  • @dionisienatea3137
    @dionisienatea3137 Год назад

    I cannot believe it...

  • @ignaciosuarez9732
    @ignaciosuarez9732 Год назад

    hahaha if there is no capacitor, the capacitor cannot get shorted
    this is the same reason I don't close my bag in the morning, if it's not closed I don't have to open it when I arrive at the office

  • @Radek__
    @Radek__ Год назад +1

    34:15 haha 😂😂
    finally after years on this channel there is a case, where my words are come true.
    Think logical - we are living in days, where all manufacturers trying to produce everything cheaper as much is possible.
    SO,
    you can assume, that everything what is left on the motherboard is absolute minimum to work proper nice. In older days maybe there were unnecessary capacitors, additional mosfets, fuses, resistors, but now most likely, every each small capacitor has own reason to be there. Some of them are critical to boot/start phone/laptop and rest of them are not involved to start/boot/post, but for other things like system stability, working without errors, freezes, good wifi signal, stable backlight, etc.
    Just reject other thoughts, and think logically - if they decided to lost money to leave capacitor there on the board, then It must be a good reason for it. Because one capacitor (inside one model of smarphone) times a dozen of millions pieces produced, equals a lot of money.

  • @lucataszarek8782
    @lucataszarek8782 Год назад

    👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋

  • @safikhadid4406
    @safikhadid4406 Год назад

    if someone says i know everything, no wrong idea. People aiways learn also in 99 years old.

  • @hansblok1063
    @hansblok1063 Год назад

    so you had your 1 day 😉

  • @fendularatsq2317
    @fendularatsq2317 Год назад

    So i guess replacing cap is only fans content, us normal folks will never see it

  • @user-ry5ei2qi7n
    @user-ry5ei2qi7n Год назад

    so this day come today lol

  • @wizer12
    @wizer12 Год назад +1

    Big capasitor low resistance, interesting 🤔

    • @electronicsrepairschool
      @electronicsrepairschool  Год назад +5

      To explain this i have to do a long video :D Low resistance for RF and the noise from the switching power supplys, NOT for DC current!

    • @sipansibabdreddknot5179
      @sipansibabdreddknot5179 Год назад

      @@electronicsrepairschool so this is coupling capacitor to pass ac?

  • @matrixclone1403
    @matrixclone1403 Год назад

    ROFLMAO I knew one day your thingee of not replacing capacitors would bite you in the @$$ 😂🤣😂

  • @elekinfomarquises
    @elekinfomarquises Год назад

    I will replace capacitor one day🤣🤣🤣

  • @MadMatty72
    @MadMatty72 Год назад

    Funny. You should have known, after all, you said it yourself, "it's a big one".

  • @jonathaningram4672
    @jonathaningram4672 Год назад

    See you should replace the capacitor always tee hee

  • @arsayu
    @arsayu Год назад +2

    Sorin, please put a tape over the buzzer of the multimeter. Our ears are bleeding :)

  • @alexluz7023
    @alexluz7023 Год назад

    "if its big capacitor, then has to be big important".... cap in Vbat and a battery completely revived from the dead had to be a problem.. the phone did not started because you only charged till 3.6v with the missing cap.... maybe if battery was charged till 4v it would start the phone!!!
    In this case it was a very special BIG cap

    • @suediem9315
      @suediem9315 Год назад +1

      Let's talk about this capacitor. I now I am most likely wrong, but here is what I think. When we fix some power supply, there are plenty of capacitors we can throw away and it will still work. But there is at least one capacitor, that we cannot throw away, that is "the can", the accumulator, the storage, whatever you call it in your language. You know it is the big one. If we remove that one and do not replace, the voltage will get lower and the current will be pulsating, not just waving. It was the big capacitor, possibly biggest in the circuit, so may be it was. Sorin said that this capacitor does something with the power, maybe this was the smoothing-storage capacitor (by function)? On the other hand, when I look at the schematics Sorin shows for a second, it looks like a filtering or separating capacitor (by function)? It was in a parallel mode with either a different value cap or it's second half, but I didn't see another big cap nearby on the pcb. It did not look like a power supply, on pcb or on the diagram.
      I also thought the same as Alexluz above, but it's just that not all capacitors here are installed just because of the government fools, some capacitors are really doing things. And in case that the capacitor really was essential, this is my wild explanation.
      So, did Sorin really had to replace that capacitor, and if yes, what is your explanation?

    • @alexluz7023
      @alexluz7023 Год назад

      @@suediem9315 yes all true i beleive
      the problem is that the battery was too discharged, vbat voltage line was too low and capacitor was the only thing that could help stabilize the voltage or the needed push to make U4000 buck boost ic to start working
      yes he changed the cap and i tell you more... in the schematic doesnt say the capacity so Sorin just put another cap that fit in there and it worked but because at same time he charged a bit more the battery all helped

    • @sipansibabdreddknot5179
      @sipansibabdreddknot5179 Год назад

      @@suediem9315 maybe this is storing smoothing power for the chips to use thats why when remove not desired power is met? or maybe analog (coupling caps)

  • @Technology-life996
    @Technology-life996 Год назад

    Y sir not say what a problem plz how to your fix

  • @ljubopobric5385
    @ljubopobric5385 Год назад

    Sorin on multimeter is 000.1 and you say zero point zero one... or 000.5V and you say zero point zero five volts.. am I missing something or you getting old 😀😁😂

    • @electronicsrepairschool
      @electronicsrepairschool  Год назад +1

      I think i'm getting old :D

    • @suediem9315
      @suediem9315 Год назад +1

      also 0.3 ohms at the end and he says 0.03 ohms. I know. The teacher inserts several of these tests in the video to see, if we are really paying attention or not. My astronomy teacher did the same thing, in the middle of a lesson he would suddenly call a planet mass or distance or speed with an obviously wrong number, like x10 or x0.01 wrong to see if we are thinking or chewing. We are paying attention, dear mr. Sorin!

  • @mikecass8306
    @mikecass8306 Год назад +1

    always replace a blown capacitor!!