Lenovo G50 - Let's speak about electronics
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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Learning electronics is nice, but I think UA-cam channels like ours have an even more important mission. Nowadays people should learn again that these things are repairable.
Not just giving direction, you also give inspiration.
I learned first how to disassemble and reassemble laptops by going on eBay and buying several junk laptops that didn't work, dirt cheap and so what if you break it. In a few weeks you will understand how they are built. That was around 2012 or so and by watching these videos I have learned even more.
I ran a nice little computer sales and repair business from my camper first,then a shed that I bought from the landlord in the campground, paid my bills for 4 years. If I can do it,so can you.
Is it still worth looking for stuff on ebay. I feel as if everyone is doing this now and causing me to overpay for someone’s trash.
I love your way to find the problems and fix them without bying parts. All the good components that are on old boards is treasures.
Little bit of wick and wisdom from our Sorin.This never gets old.Thank you Sorin!
in your videos you show people what to pay attention to when they fix something which in my opinion is a kind of teaching and thank you for that!
The butterflies in your stomach feeling is so true! I remember more than 15 years ago when I connected the legs of an LED to a battery for the very first time. The LED lighting up also lit up a passion for electronics in me that I still have to this day.
Heaving drink, sitting down and learning 🎓
Thank you for the class, master Sorin.
No professor can teach.. but students can learn.. I've learned a lot from you in all the videos i have watched. Elegant and messy, calibrated fuses and blobs of solder. I have to thank you for everything you've done so far. Keep up the good work Sorin
I gained a lot of practical knowledge. I fell in love with this channel and the electronics as a result of your videos.Thank you very much!
Over the weekend I repaired a hinge for my friend with hot glue and it worked well, he was happy :-)
Using hot glue to fix back the charging port. You made me feel stupid for every time I tried to fix a wire or ort.
On the bright side, you've given me the motivation to start experimenting with electronic work again.
thanks a lot and may you have all the goodness.
How is it possible that people actually dislike your video what a shame.
I really appreciate all your content very informative please keep up the good work.
Sorin You've been away for sometime
We really missed you
Honestly I really enjoy watching your videos
I hope you all the best to you and your family my friend
I watch you from Oman😊⚘
Hi Sorin, welcome back. ☺
We were waiting for your videos ...
Electronics repair school 🏫 I did learn so much about the jobs you did.
Repairs like hinges, hot glue, calibration a fuse with a wire. A sandwich. And pop off a capacitor, and doggie making your own power supply and find 19v power rail the 3.3 and 5 ……… so Sorin thanks for it all I had a lott of fun to watch the videos
that spring clamp is very nice. welcome Sorin, hope you make more videos now that you're back
Un grand MERCI pour vos vidéos Mr Sorin , la qualité de votre travaille motive beaucoup de personnes comme moi à ce reconvertir (par la force des choses). Nous vivons une drôle d'époque car j'ai l'impression, que comme tous les ans il y a de plus en plus de cons mais que cette année, les cons de l'année prochaine sont déjà arrivés ;) merci encore BOSS :)
You're right some of your tips are hidden (for beginners) but books and other you tubers all over the world help a lot. I'm buying broken phones so I can finish to destroy them and if I'm lucky I can sell them
Thanks for your knowledge, couldn’t explain better the professional way to learn our work
Nice video, a pleasure to follow you're uploads, always learning something from them. The hot glue technique should be registered brand Sorin's Hinge Fix😄. Also a good advice would be not to practice on others electronic devices.😄😄😄
thanks for sharing your time and knowledge. Very grateful from Argentina. Big hug
I think that you are alway teachin something to all your viewers: Iam from México and I like very much your videos
Thank you sir, for sharing your knowledge with us,you are so good.
From Sierra Leone
Dear Sorin,
I'm learning too many things from your videos and I feeling so good after watching them because I can feel it exactly how much knowledge I'd got from your light that shines my way. ✌🏻 (Sorry for my bad English)
With best Iranian wishes from Germany
Stay healthy, stay gracious 😃😉
Excellent advice Sorin.
Good too see you back
15:28 Planning a laptop that breaks after the warranty expires is an art, professionals should do it :)
Actually , i think u r right :))))
@@electronicsrepairschool of course he's right
Professional do do it...that’s why we shouldn’t take or send it back to those professionals. You should also aim to put any vendor you encounter where you notice failures within 6months of warranty period where it is not wear and tear on a blacklist. Vote with your currency, they might learn over time
Nice to see that you're back Sorin. You motivated me to take a course in mobile phone repair. I appreciate your knowledge and skill so much more now. Your videos are inspirational. Taking baby steps and enjoying every minute of my learning.
Welcome back Sorin! I was starting to miss your videos. Thank you for imparting your electronics knowledge and life wisdom upon us all :)
You got too big, the more people know about your videos, the more visits and true beginners come. I came here because I half understood what you were doing but a begginer wants to learn fast. Keep doing the videos, I love them and give me ideas on how to fix things.
Frumos explici, nota 10+
Good to see you back! I missed you 😁
Your "guidance" has taught me many things Sorin. Thank you for all you do!
These lenovo ideapad laptops have very weak hinges, i bought one for very cheap (almost free) because it had a broken hard drive and right hinge, i found a clever way to repair the hinge, its good as new, i drilled 2 holes where the posts are on which the hinge sits, i made a small metal plate with 2 holes, exactly where the 2 posts are, i took 2 long screws, not too long but long enough to accomodate the length of the hingeplate, and i screwed it down from the outside, i made sure the hinge sat flush like it was before, i putted some washers on the screw to make it level so the laptop could be assembled again, the only thing you see now on the bottom side is a black metal plate with 2 black screwheads, that's it, its almost not noticable. I am glad i found this system, if i get a lenovo like this in the future i know how to repair them and yes, its a long lasting repair, it is way stronger than before. the stress is now put on 2 metal plates and screws instead of the thin plastics.
Yes zoom session wih the repair master would be nice for chit chat over hot tea, but I can't imagine how it would be useful for actually learning how to repair stuff.
Had the same laptop yesterday with both hinges damaged. The plastic of this laptop is very cheap. Used your famous SANDWICH method with hot glue for the third time i guess. Two previous were not so successful, but this time it look much better. Will see how it will work out! Thanks again for your videos Sorin! =)
Just remember to heat up the metal hinge itself. Mostly it doesn't disappoint
@@tobiasmangoma9566 thanks for the advice. Will see how long it will work
You have professional way to learn people how to repair laptops, you are professional. And you are not stingy you like sharing information, people like you , they are going away and better because technology is always changing,
Thanks Sorin . Another great repair
Thanks Sorin . You teach us more than electronics . ; - )
Sorin you are really nice man. You share everything, even life advices. Thank you for that.
Yeah, you teach way better than any university. You learn on your own, me I have a teacher, you sorin
hello Sorin thanks for the advice and thanks for the videos keep up the great work
Whilst I agree either you love electronics or not & I've been in business for over 40yrs (My father since 1946 He was the first TV tech in our area in 1956) & I'm not broke I've, done quite well out of my business, but I guess it depends on where your located & the quality of your repair standards & mine are very high, no dodgy repairs here 80-90% new parts used depending on what's available & required.
I also VERY strongly agree that people that DON'T HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH laptops/computers & phones DON'T start jamming high voltage/current into places on a motherboard when they DON'T have any idea what they're doing & what catastrophic damage they can cause due to lack of knowledge (JUST DON'T DO DO IT), I do however have a problem with your repair quality/dodginess level on many repairs & don't take me wrong but back in the 70/80's I have done this also to quickly fault find but learning & knowedge is the key to at a QUALITY ( I can sleep at night) repair!... YES, I HAVE HIGH STANDARDS & am not judging you!
Your comment is WEIRD & kind of SELF contradictory other than hard to READ & (did I say weird yes ) I love it good job don't do dodginess is bad for health & food bye bye ...
Please SORIN, keep making videos like this.... ^^
Yes, You need a passion for electronics
Thanks for all the lessons Sorin !!!!!!
i used to buy old broken phones and laptops to practice, even toys such us rc cars to understand how things work, i even pick up broken things people leave for garbage to see what was wrong with things, i pick up printers i dont fix it i take out dc motors to build other things, etc
Its nice to see you back in action Sorin, and I totally agree with you, to learn electronics, one should experience being electricuted, one should suddenly start to smell something burning, like rubber of a test probe 😂, or a burning component. One should touch a mad hot component 😁 Experience is the best teacher.
Thank u so much , nice to learn with you :)
Sa punem osul la treaba nu mura-n gura :P ,merci Sorin !
Every Day is a School Day. You never stop learning :-)
I understand what you r saying in this video but I have to say u underestimate what u do for people like me, I am 48 I have taken lots of things apart in my past from a very young age, not that it got put back together lol my point is I have used the 555 bs547 the bc2222 and other things, but your videos have helped me so many times, respect
Very true Sorin, people should stop being lazy and this tendency of believing that there's a special book for repairs....You can give them 1000 laptops repair books hoping they'll learn a thing but nothing...If you really want to learn to repairs first you change your attitude , work hard, read, watch best electronics youtube channels ,all daily, consistency is the key...AND GUYS PLEASE STOP JUMPING MOSFETS
Only the first 2 :v
just bought a Lenovo Thinkpad T530 for 270 Euro, /w 16GB RAM, i7, and some old Nvidia NVS video chip. I think it's pretty good, maybe they kept the main design from IBM. I guess I'll replace the DVD Burner with another SSD though. makes more sense today.
Just know that in some (most?) designs that include a SATA DVD-RW that it is not a full speed port, think it’s SATA 1.5GBps. Useful for additional storage but don’t expect top speed.
@@Infiniti25 I have one too. Main is SSD - in DVD port is plain HDD and it works fine for years now.
Thanks for you good jobs 🙏
Reminds me one time that I tried to power on my newly build PC and not coming on. I spent like 10 minutes before noticing to plug the damn cable to the wall plug!
The best teacher
Lenovo makes the best windows laptops when we are talking about business class like "T/W/X/P' series. Best meaning most reliable and easy to repair. But Lenovo also makes cheap shitty consumer class which are not the best representation of Lenovo Brand.
Sorin, the magician says there's no magic, but he turns ordinary wire into calibrated fuses, melts hot glue on engineered hinges and removes but does not replace exploded capacitors, and dead things work again. No school teaches this magic, it comes from understanding what that fuse or capacitor is doing and how to safely (for 3 months) substitute the function. The magic of being dodgy.
If you’re a problem solver and have a curiosity of how electronics work. Fix something simple and see if you get what Sorin says the butterfly’s the rush of endorphins and you might be a candidate for electronics
Halleluja!!! new video thx
you are always my inspiration sorin. thank you so much ❤️
like watch no skip ads, more video sorin
hi sorin why dont you be a university lecturer more money and no hassle with hinges and glue and negative comments...but still love the videos as always
This is better than university
Solding port is cgarged :)
You have discovered its planned obsolescence. It is for this exact reason that many discovered this and swore off ever buying a Lenovo product again, after seeing how this was designed to break.
Dam what are people doing asking for Skype sessions when there is hundreds of videos on this channel to watch. The man has 24 hours a day like everyone else, and 8 of them are for sleeping.
Nice sharing sir watching here again sending full support
managed for first time to reflash bios with ch341a programmer on old hp laptop which have power on password. Took a few tries but when laptop finally posted and allowed me acces to bios I was happy as a child. Because everyone said that it can not be done, that I should replace motherboard. Laptop is old piece of crap that is worth basically nothing even when it's working, but the feel of accomplishment was real
nice to see you😊😊😊
Hello sorin 🙏
hello, is not reading or viewing electronic lessons as " power mosfet drivers" helps to shape the way your mind may work related to electronic knowledge, for repairs ? talking of mosfets with schemes , for about one hour, with neat explanations, seems to help me understand what the component I see are possibly here for. I am in a problem of battery not charging and not connected; may be related to first mosfet bridging Drain to source. I will try to replace it but I wish to understand more ;) regards
nice video mate.
again an other beutfull video tkx mather sorin
louis seems do do very well
Glad to see your videos again mr sorin ...your off days were too long man ! Lol
very good , more more
Hi Sorin, I am trying to find the video where you inject 0.9 volts directly on the coils. You explained that the coil indicated the place of the short. Which Video was it??
What brand of electronic screwdriver do you have, because i repair computers too and i need one of those.
Hi Sorin with all respect to you !! mention at 06:42 ,with a little bit more explain &a little bit more teaching the person who in level 10 or 20 can easily become level 50 or 60 !!let me give you an example: you are explain about shorting on mosfet and you want to jump the mosfet you are explain good but not enough why ??? because you didn't tell us on which pin we must make a short and connect them with the wire !!! if you explain pin 2 and 3 - and pin 6 and 7 must short in solder and connect them with wire ,we have jumper mosfet !! look with a little bit more explain all people can understand more and people in level 10 or 20 can reach to level 50 or 60 . !!! or another example , we have short to ground on the motherboard you explained we must check first mosfet or then second mosfet and then current resistor if we didn’t have voltage we can use power supply and inject the power on the mainboard but are didn’t explain on which component we must inject the power to find the short on the mainboard , if you explain a little more like this: for example we don’t have voltge on second mosfet so after second mosfet you have to inject power on current sensor on plus side to find the short !! that’s it . I mean with a little more explanation more people can understand and learn more from you . you are perfect and professional with a good heart ,and your explanation are very good just little bit more and little easier that’s it . thankyou to try to teach us a lots of things . take care about yourself
what is the name of that automatic screw driver you use?...
Hi
Why you do not use epoxy glue ?
I think is much stronger than this
Regards
Lenovo doesn’t know how to make a hinge, only Apple hinges don’t fail without no reason.
How to fix sound card (Hardware error).in laptop...
Probably a software error
@@tanishqbhaiji103 no its hardware error
"where do I put the amps?"
the real question is "where do I get the volts?"
I knew very well that 90% times one opens the G50 hinges are gonna be broken. Just like HP15
Have you any book to made simple and easy to learn
Sorin where are you ? Post videos no meter what about 😂
give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime
Where do I put the amps? 🤣🤣🤣
Is typical for Lenovo. Always when i see this on a Lenovo i think it's the dumb id pin.
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The word is not posting ( not coming up) in English
i need a screw too lol
Information without knowledge is not wisdom 🙏.
Electronics is not a profession you get just by watching professionals on youtube. I think one should study and probably get a university degree in order to work on electronics.
Lenovo is not bigginer, I think is better than hp, cause hp ha lot off problems
Do not get fooled by name of Lenovo. Only real premium(proper) series are T, X, W. Everything else is cheap crap, do not buy that.