Ceramic capacitors short circuit during momentary voltage increases. This is quite popular. It is usually caused by filtration problems in SMS power supplies. to pc Audio systems connected via 3.5mm may encounter instantaneous voltage between +12v and +90v due to the opamp problem. There is also a short circuit problem in the Electrolyte solid capacitors on Gigabyte motherboards. It is one of the rare problems. Good job.
I have a Gaming PRO, after some tinkering I can't understand what is siphoning power from the BIOS (it only gets 0.45V instead of 1.8). I suspect another component that sits at around 50+°C doing nothing. Debug LED sits at Cpu error as BIOS isn't working. Now I'll inspect thoroughly with a camera for broken caps. Watching gave me an idea :)
Different discords like Electronic repair school for example. Sometimes you can just google for them, but most off them are for sale and you will have to purchase them. I also often buy them.
Awesome video. I just had a similar issue concerning a bios chip on a laptop mobo i am repairing. had all voltages finally and no post and when looking at bios chip saw a hole.
That would be PSON. That is on the 24 pin the 4th pin from the bottom on the right. Connect that to gouind and it will start. But be careful with this, it could destroy something on the board!
Those tiny MLCC caps are very vulnerable, and can die from any number of reasons. The issue being that the ceramic layers are very very thin and brittle.
So, did you replace that capacitor before you did the final testing, or did you leave it of and is everything working fine without it? Thanks for a very informative vid, hope you can fix the adapter
Wonderful work, I also buy from eBay, do you only repair AMD boards only? I have one AMD board that does not turn on with CPU installed what could be wrong?
No i do all board, but i like to do amd. Well the obvious stuff would be CPU 12V to ground and CPU 12V to VCORE. Also check the other CPU Voltages like 0.9V i think it is, if that is present on the board. There are like "logic" voltages for the CPU as well that might be bad.
Very informative thanks a lot we need more content on ATX motherboard repair in english like this.
Ceramic capacitors short circuit during momentary voltage increases. This is quite popular. It is usually caused by filtration problems in SMS power supplies. to pc
Audio systems connected via 3.5mm may encounter instantaneous voltage between +12v and +90v due to the opamp problem. There is also a short circuit problem in the Electrolyte solid capacitors on Gigabyte motherboards. It is one of the rare problems. Good job.
I think that Sorin say: "no capacitor no shorted capacitor". Thank you for sharing, next video fixing 12v adapter :D.
I have a Gaming PRO, after some tinkering I can't understand what is siphoning power from the BIOS (it only gets 0.45V instead of 1.8).
I suspect another component that sits at around 50+°C doing nothing. Debug LED sits at Cpu error as BIOS isn't working.
Now I'll inspect thoroughly with a camera for broken caps. Watching gave me an idea :)
Glad that i was able to help you! If you have a boardview you can also check specificly what is on the 1.8V line and inspect those components!
Where do you get the board schematics from? I've a few boards lying about that just stopped working, I would like to give it a go and try fix them.
Different discords like Electronic repair school for example. Sometimes you can just google for them, but most off them are for sale and you will have to purchase them. I also often buy them.
Well done. Good repair 👍
I always wondered why you don't test for shorts BEFORE you power up the motherboard...
Awesome video. I just had a similar issue concerning a bios chip on a laptop mobo i am repairing. had all voltages finally and no post and when looking at bios chip saw a hole.
Can you please tell where I can locate the power bottom on motherboard. So I can manually power on by shorting
That would be PSON. That is on the 24 pin the 4th pin from the bottom on the right. Connect that to gouind and it will start. But be careful with this, it could destroy something on the board!
Loved it when board makers actually made the mobo's have color outside of just leds.
hi sir you have msi z390 a pro board view
Great Job 👏
What is that thermal camera you used? Where can i buy it
linked in my description!
Those tiny MLCC caps are very vulnerable, and can die from any number of reasons. The issue being that the ceramic layers are very very thin and brittle.
Was für ein Programm ist, das wo man das pinout vom Mainboard dehen kann?
Nennt sich Boardview.exe, aber die Dateien dafür muss man extra online finden!
@@MainboardMedic Ach interessant.. ich suche mal.. Einstweilen vielen Dank für die Antwort.
Wow , Interesting video . Thanks 🙏
So, did you replace that capacitor before you did the final testing, or did you leave it of and is everything working fine without it?
Thanks for a very informative vid, hope you can fix the adapter
I did leave it without the cap!
Wonderful work, I also buy from eBay, do you only repair AMD boards only?
I have one AMD board that does not turn on with CPU installed what could be wrong?
No i do all board, but i like to do amd. Well the obvious stuff would be CPU 12V to ground and CPU 12V to VCORE. Also check the other CPU Voltages like 0.9V i think it is, if that is present on the board. There are like "logic" voltages for the CPU as well that might be bad.
@@MainboardMedic thanks a lot man will look into that
Very good video. Thanks for sharing.
Hello 🤝good job 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋👋
I've also learnt something ..without a thermal cam its virtually impossible to fix boards with this size.
Jap, using IPA or your finger would take ages on this board, would be easier just to blow the cap up at that point or wait for it to boil!
Интересное видео. ❤Спасибо. ❤
mmm pondering my old 2011-x3
if he can fix it the msi boards the board is quite good and still have alot of life
i have one of these x370s for intel just sitting around. guess i should sell the dang thing
I hope i have viewers too 😅