I had a similar case on some Acer model as well. I had the same mosfet faulty ordered it changed it and it worked for like 5 minutes after the cutomer got home. Came back, it was another one of those CPU mosfets. I think once they fail and the ppl on discord suggested the same, you have to replace them all to avoid that thing where one is new and another old and tired and having different parameters. Answering ur question on what i would do is very simple. Do what it takes so that you don't have the next taught tomorrow: What if ? What If i changed the mosfet with the same one? This is how i go about it. No matter that i order a batch of 10 mosfets and its 50 euros out of my pocket and it doesn't work if that "what if" its gone and doesn't bother me tomorrow 😉
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can you guess what is the issue?
Don't feel bad Sorin. You've showed us several ways to find the hot spot and using a thermal camera is really the best way. If someone doesn't have a thermal camera, even a really cheap one will work. They have really dropped in price over the last several years. Using petrol or alcohol is always an option for those who can not afford a thermal camera at this time.
Thank you so much for videos like this. I learn so much from watching someone, who knows what they are doing, troubleshoot the difficult issues and explain various things along the way, which is something I haven't been able to find elsewhere.
Hi Sorin. I still liked the video because there’s lots to learn here. Thank you! I would’ve liked a more thorough explanation on how you found the 3.3V.
Hi sorin the ohms value is normal on i7 9900k . Newer cpu has under 1 ohm. That double diode you can find on every board. The no picture can be bios also , also some boards needs the biosbattery to give picture. I had once acer which was dead just because the bios battery was empty. That mosfet is common one which you can find on other boards too. To see if bios responding you can put and extern keyboard and toggle the capslock. And see if it reacts. On my opion you do not have a dead cpu. Also the coil who has no voltage is normal . It is the gfx coil comes up when the laptop is underloas. Per example loading windows
Great as usual, after bring a life for MB reset bios and connect bios battery also try to connect fans Thank you Sorin you are the Godfather of this job forever 💐
Hi Sorin, worth to check with an external monitor to exlude the display, but as you said most likely cpu is dead, i hope it's not one of those laptops that has to have battery plugged and fan plugged in order to start properly.
doesn't matter Sorin that you did or didn't repair the item :) you tried :) but the fault finding process to diagnose the problem is what I like to watch :) laptop repair more than anything :) but I will watch most electronic devices you post to fix:)
sorin some acer laptops needs the cover in order for it to start and display picture. There is a switch near the ram slots that detects if the ram cover is in place. you might wanna check on this.
Sorin, did you notice the spark? When testing the mosfet at 23:49. Yet power supply showed, no current draw. Interesting love your the problem solving.
Sorin, great troubleshooting. the MOSFET that you used as a replacement appears to be compatible with the original. I would not order a new MOSFET, but I would replace the faulty dual-diode to see if power flows again. I think you need to go back to the input MOSFETs again to see if 19v passes on the drain of the second one after the diode replacement. Otherwise, that needs to be resolved before you can call it a fix. Good luck!
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can someone guess what is the issue?
@@retweaksatapathy106 Unfortunately,, there is no guessing to resolve a problem like this. Each problem is unique and the computer will need to be serviced by a qualified technician.
Hi Sorin, nice video as usual, try to change 2 dual mosfet together from same type if they are in parallel just to make sure they are working in same sequence, further if PCH is mad hot then we have problem... I learned a lot from you, you are the boss
I had a PCH that ran at 71ºC and the MB worked fine, this PCH had a heatsink and that was the temp on the fins, ie, the die must be hotter. You can see browning on the MB, so maybe it runs hot normally.
Sorin, to me this is a great video, even if it wasn't fixed at the end. Your 'no fix' videos still help with learning debugging of issues; thank you for this. I wouldn't buy a new mosfet for this, but when replacing the good mosfet at 13:30, I would have put it onto the first CPU power phase, since I've seen some designs (mainly on GPUs) that use only the first power phase during boot up. I'm assuming most CPUs can operate with one power phase missing as long as your are not running high load. After replacing all RAM sticks, have you tried powering it on and checking all voltage rails? P.S. As others have asked in the comments, please modify your multimeter to make the beep quieter, you are the master of fixes 😄
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can you guess what is the issue?
Wow the complaints 🙄. Yes the multimeter is loud but perhaps ask nicely if he could move the mic a little further away rather than whine till then... 🎻😭
Hi Sorin, a lot to learn from this video, thanks a lot. My modest opinion? No, I would not order the mosfet, I understood it is expensive while it is verly likely to be a dead cpu, statistically speaking. In addition, as you tought us, from camera the cpu showed heat from a point and not uniform heat... We’ll wait for you decision. Bye!
I would also have tried the two memory sticks, one by one, in the other memory socket. What I saw earlier: 3.3volts became present on the keyboard ...... after you did 6 things. 1. You check for 3.3volts on the keyboard: no 3.3volts on the keyboard. 2: You FIRST remove the memory stick nearest the keyboard socket. 3. You THEN remove the keyboard ribbon cable. 4. You check for 3.3volts: its present. 5: you re-seat the keyboard ribbon cable. 6. You check for 3.3volts; it is now present on the Keyboard. I've had instances where memory sticks or memory sockets have been faulty.
can't win them all Sorin, what does your instinct say and listen to that..yes your right lot learnt from this tracking the faults and backtracking i'm personally starting to learn functions that a year ago i just drew a blank stare when looking at a dead board of mine dell studio 17" laptop with so many chips and what are their functions.
Unless it is calibrated 1.2 ohm will be the probes resistance. It seems like a short circuit. Many ohmmeters manuals instruct to subtract the resistance of the shorted probes to the reading.
Great video master Sorin! I am not a professional and from my prospective, this repair is way too hardo to fix..you did propbably the same what i would do...but at this point i would probably stop since this is probably a dead cpu or chipset.
Hey sorin you have mind blowing knowledge about electronics but I never seen video on signal level repairing. You have got only voltage level problem. Don’t take it wrong 😊
I’m thinking connected the FiOS battery would have helped, and just like you said ordering the chips would be helpful to eliminate a variable but I’m not an expert
Scoring don’t worry about using thermal camera. You can just explain people could use there fingers to find the hot spots an then use the alcohol method you use
The cpu seems shortet to me. 1,5 ohms is way to low, i think have to be between 5-15 ohms like most gtx gpus have. Two faults is bad, there was some work by others before on this laptop can be the reason.🤔 You can test the power good signal on the driver ic, if the mosfet is the reason or not the signal will be missing. Connect a cable to the signal pin and test that out, befor you buy a new mosfet. A few days ago I had a defective GMX notebook here to be repaired, one of the mosfets for the GPU voltage had a short circuit. The gpu was 15 ohms and I was sure it couldn't be broken. Unfortunately, the UP1642P driver IC was also defective, so that the fet immediately became defective again. I then exchanged both mosfets and the driver ic and the notebook ran again.
Hi SOrin great vedio I learn alot but just to add you could used extrenal display to exclude the display also in these mosfet power rail shortage senarios the bios cheip get corupted and need reflashing .
I think the previous person who tried to fix this laptop, caused those others problems. Extremely high temps on PCH, dead dual diode, double mosfet on cpu power rail also dead... Too much failures on different places of the board. Its more than just strange. In my opinion, Sorin dont waste any more time on this laptop.. :)
It is a dual package, are both diodes dead? From wich side? This could be a power-path config, otherwise I don't have an explanation why would anybody use two diodes in parallel mode instead of a single 2I diode. Short overvoltage can kill a diode or LED too, as the matter of fact I had a burned serial diode from a indirect lightning strike recently.
I’ve the same problem same board /laptop, countless checks done, tried the USB reflash method Fn+Esc but no joy, customer said it stopped working after Win11 updates, but his MATE took a look so it arrived as a jig saw… so tomorrow I have the BIOS programming kit coming will flash it and let you know how I get on.
actually the integrated card on the newer systems isnt on the chipset, its inside the cpu itself, but if the chipeset is getting hot its not a good thing
First of all: thank You for your sharing. Very same laptop, very same mosfet shorted. Removed: same result: lights up but doesn’t turn on. What’s strange is that even if the cable is connected, it doesn’t recharge the battery. Any thoughts on that?
One thing about your multimeter on resistance mode does it show the right reading when you short the two probes mine is really dodgy on the 200ohm range it gives me random readings i have to adjust the knob until it's stable otherwise some low value resistors will show open but they're not
Another approach: In the area of the CPU, this device obviously gets very warm, and also asymmetrically from the side where the mosfets are located. With appropriate thermal cycles, I put the possibility of broken / black BGA balls in the room...
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can you guess what is the issue?
3.3valp @ pu301 according to the schematics.. +3vlp must be present. For econ.. then +5valw will be enabled by ec.. Check pin 14- feed back for voltage.
23:48 you applied voltage at the output of the first mosfet,and i saw a sparklight,but no amp in any of your instruments......so, is your instrument too slow to saw us a a fast amp drawn from a possible capacitor-s? or its something else?
0:20 - wonder if the i7 sticker was that crooked from the factory. Probably not, but it seems that almost all laptops come with crooked stickers for some reason to the point that people often joke about it.
An Asus laptop battery made a burning smell when I discharged it in Bios, and it reached 50 minutes. The battery became better, was capable to hibernate at 1%.
I thought a scroll wheel on a mouse was useless, that's going back a while now, until I got one with a scroll wheel. Now I can't live without a 5 button mouse AND THE SCROLL WHEEL. It is much like life without a thermal camera until you get a thermal camera and then life is not the same without one. **its because productivity has gone up a level.** Short circuits that don't even seem warm can now be seen.**
Try check if the bios has been corrupted. Can happen that the owner had performed at bios update and it failed. In some cases you have both a EC chip and a Bios chip, if one of them is corrupted or they have 2 different versions you will get all kind of different issues. I had a Alienware where a bios flashing had gone wrong and it was completely dead, no light, no 3.3v, nothing absolutely stone dead. I used a ch341a programmer and flashed both the ec and bios chip and it came back to live.
Hello Sorin, I have the same laptop with faulty mobo... The service in my City said that pch chip is Faulty... I dont believe to that. Im guessing from knowledge from your clips its faulty mosfet or something less complicated than PCH
Voltage on the screen is okay? Normally you check that there is no light at all and I think you did do everything good Now check it before ordering. You must see some light on the screen I mean no picture but it’s on or not
I had one of these that would start with my power supply even though it had a partially shorted first mosfet and a shorted GPU mosfet. Luckilly it finally died while i had it apart and i foundband replaced both mosfets and it came back to life. Do we think its a mosfet driver issue? Shouldn't I burn it in for awhile to see if it dies again?
I came on the same result on a very similar laptop (helios 300 i7 10th RTX3070), i was hyped after replacing the first power rail Mosfet and after removing a shorted cap on the 3V3, It bring my laptop to the same state. Unfortunatly, i think that i have accidentaly killed the CPU when the containing box falloff, the heatsink has made a small scratch on the CPU cristal :\. i can not felt the scratch on touch but definetly visible after cleaning.... I had no luck as always :(
@@lapinberserkri feel you man, here i got a similar laptop thought it finally lights up and fan spinning, but the ohm reading on the CPU is way too low, got my hope up for no reason.
Your screwdriver has a ratchet? The link points to a different screwdriver (I have it) that is woefully underpowered. Where to get the exact one you have? Also, curious why you didn't test with external monitor? Maybe LCD is dead?
When the keyboard light up i was hoping to see a picture on the screen too bad after what you did, i have an asus laptop with similar issue it has a dead battery but it booted just fine with a charger and i could access windows 8 then right after a windows 8 update and hdd repair i got a blue screen of death i left it for few weeks than turned it on it shows a black screen even on an external monitor so bios is unaccessible, wifi led stays on and fan turns at high speed it could be the pch, the cpu or the bios i have no idea i still keep it
hello, most probably ,this mosft blown during heavy gaming as integrated GPU is the default one not dedicated GPU,even if you change the mosfet ,will not post ,needs cpu reballing.
Sorinel, am observat o schimbare la 180 de grade de cand ti-ai deschis propria firma...tipic romaneasca. Aparatura moderna?? Camera termo?? Manusi negre?? Ce s-a intamplat intre timp?
I had a similar case on some Acer model as well. I had the same mosfet faulty ordered it changed it and it worked for like 5 minutes after the cutomer got home. Came back, it was another one of those CPU mosfets. I think once they fail and the ppl on discord suggested the same, you have to replace them all to avoid that thing where one is new and another old and tired and having different parameters. Answering ur question on what i would do is very simple. Do what it takes so that you don't have the next taught tomorrow: What if ? What If i changed the mosfet with the same one? This is how i go about it. No matter that i order a batch of 10 mosfets and its 50 euros out of my pocket and it doesn't work if that "what if" its gone and doesn't bother me tomorrow 😉
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can you guess what is the issue?
Don't feel bad Sorin. You've showed us several ways to find the hot spot and using a thermal camera is really the best way. If someone doesn't have a thermal camera, even a really cheap one will work. They have really dropped in price over the last several years. Using petrol or alcohol is always an option for those who can not afford a thermal camera at this time.
☝️Agreed. 😇
Thank you so much for videos like this. I learn so much from watching someone, who knows what they are doing, troubleshoot the difficult issues and explain various things along the way, which is something I haven't been able to find elsewhere.
Thanks Sorin for the great Video, From the people of Sri Lanka...
That has been really much Electronic Logic troubleshooting which really needs someone expert like you. I adore that for sure.
Wow you are a man of patience!!! I would have thrown it in the trash from the first failure!!!🤣🤣🤣
Hi Sorin. I still liked the video because there’s lots to learn here. Thank you! I would’ve liked a more thorough explanation on how you found the 3.3V.
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Hi sorin the ohms value is normal on i7 9900k . Newer cpu has under 1 ohm. That double diode you can find on every board. The no picture can be bios also , also some boards needs the biosbattery to give picture. I had once acer which was dead just because the bios battery was empty. That mosfet is common one which you can find on other boards too. To see if bios responding you can put and extern keyboard and toggle the capslock. And see if it reacts. On my opion you do not have a dead cpu. Also the coil who has no voltage is normal . It is the gfx coil comes up when the laptop is underloas. Per example loading windows
Wow really really informative reply friend. Much respect 🙌
Thx! Good input... Makes sense. The caplocks trick was also a smart piece of advice
Yes, bios batery and wait for two restarting ciklus
@@gile849 exactly ive had many laptops and desktops not do anything without bios battery
S43 is according to an SMD code book BAS40C, Dual, Schottky, 40V, 200mA, Vf
Great as usual, after bring a life for MB reset bios and connect bios battery also try to connect fans
Thank you Sorin you are the Godfather of this job forever 💐
Hi Sorin, worth to check with an external monitor to exlude the display, but as you said most likely cpu is dead, i hope it's not one of those laptops that has to have battery plugged and fan plugged in order to start properly.
Hi sorin ,this is the best diagnosing video,learn alot from here to there, in Real time👍
doesn't matter Sorin that you did or didn't repair the item :) you tried :) but the fault finding process to diagnose the problem is what I like to watch :) laptop repair more than anything :) but I will watch most electronic devices you post to fix:)
I'm never the 1st. But I was watching your live from 4 years ago: Coffee & Electronics . One you help a guy to fix his electronics.
Nice job, that is a no fix, don't waste any more time with it. As always you're skills and knowledge are great thanks for sharing.
sorin some acer laptops needs the cover in order for it to start and display picture. There is a switch near the ram slots that detects if the ram cover is in place. you might wanna check on this.
motherboard repair is not talk about result , but the whole proses
and you do the the good from begining
Sorin, did you notice the spark? When testing the mosfet at 23:49. Yet power supply showed, no current draw. Interesting love your the problem solving.
I saw that too.
@@TheDurdane Had me wondering if some protection circuit or a back feed yet quick enough not to be caught by power supply amp meter. A capacitance ?
Sorin, great troubleshooting. the MOSFET that you used as a replacement appears to be compatible with the original. I would not order a new MOSFET, but I would replace the faulty dual-diode to see if power flows again. I think you need to go back to the input MOSFETs again to see if 19v passes on the drain of the second one after the diode replacement. Otherwise, that needs to be resolved before you can call it a fix. Good luck!
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can someone guess what is the issue?
@@retweaksatapathy106 Unfortunately,, there is no guessing to resolve a problem like this. Each problem is unique and the computer will need to be serviced by a qualified technician.
Hi Sorin, nice video as usual, try to change 2 dual mosfet together from same type if they are in parallel just to make sure they are working in same sequence, further if PCH is mad hot then we have problem... I learned a lot from you, you are the boss
I had a PCH that ran at 71ºC and the MB worked fine, this PCH had a heatsink and that was the temp on the fins, ie, the die must be hotter. You can see browning on the MB, so maybe it runs hot normally.
Sorin, to me this is a great video, even if it wasn't fixed at the end. Your 'no fix' videos still help with learning debugging of issues; thank you for this. I wouldn't buy a new mosfet for this, but when replacing the good mosfet at 13:30, I would have put it onto the first CPU power phase, since I've seen some designs (mainly on GPUs) that use only the first power phase during boot up. I'm assuming most CPUs can operate with one power phase missing as long as your are not running high load.
After replacing all RAM sticks, have you tried powering it on and checking all voltage rails?
P.S. As others have asked in the comments, please modify your multimeter to make the beep quieter, you are the master of fixes 😄
Good idea about swapping the mosfet to the first in the row.
Even better if you use the highest mosfet with same specs, so you come further in the startup sequence?
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can you guess what is the issue?
Foarte tare ceea ce faci Sorin ! Felicitari pentru acest canal cu content informativ
Hi Sorin. Are the multimeter beeps very loud or is the meter too close to the mic? It was quite uncomfortable to listen to for the last few videos.
yes too loud
I agree I had to really turn down the volume. Horrendous when wearing earbuds
Wow the complaints 🙄. Yes the multimeter is loud but perhaps ask nicely if he could move the mic a little further away rather than whine till then... 🎻😭
Hi Sorin, a lot to learn from this video, thanks a lot. My modest opinion? No, I would not order the mosfet, I understood it is expensive while it is verly likely to be a dead cpu, statistically speaking. In addition, as you tought us, from camera the cpu showed heat from a point and not uniform heat... We’ll wait for you decision. Bye!
Great video! I would plug in an HDMI cord and try to see if you can get output display through that channel.
I would also have tried the two memory sticks, one by one, in the other memory socket.
What I saw earlier: 3.3volts became present on the keyboard ...... after you did 6 things.
1. You check for 3.3volts on the keyboard: no 3.3volts on the keyboard.
2: You FIRST remove the memory stick nearest the keyboard socket.
3. You THEN remove the keyboard ribbon cable.
4. You check for 3.3volts: its present.
5: you re-seat the keyboard ribbon cable.
6. You check for 3.3volts; it is now present on the Keyboard.
I've had instances where memory sticks or memory sockets have been faulty.
Yes, I splurged and bought a nice thermal camera. I can’t imagine living without it now.
Tq sorin sir for making a good video like this it's very helpful to learn to gain method logical thinking
can't win them all Sorin, what does your instinct say and listen to that..yes your right lot learnt from this tracking the faults and backtracking i'm personally starting to learn functions that a year ago i just drew a blank stare when looking at a dead board of mine dell studio 17" laptop with so many chips and what are their functions.
Unless it is calibrated 1.2 ohm will be the probes resistance. It seems like a short circuit. Many ohmmeters manuals instruct to subtract the resistance of the shorted probes to the reading.
I knew it I knew that you're going to be using a proper calibrated fuse in a 1+ hour video hehehe not disappointed worth the watching
Great video master Sorin! I am not a professional and from my prospective, this repair is way too hardo to fix..you did propbably the same what i would do...but at this point i would probably stop since this is probably a dead cpu or chipset.
Hey sorin you have mind blowing knowledge about electronics but I never seen video on signal level repairing. You have got only voltage level problem. Don’t take it wrong 😊
I’m thinking connected the FiOS battery would have helped, and just like you said ordering the chips would be helpful to eliminate a variable but I’m not an expert
Try connecting the fans. Maybe the bios detects that there is no fan and is shutting down. I know it is a long shot but.... you never know.
Thank you Sorin, as always your videos are very interesting to watch, keep up your excellent work.
Scoring don’t worry about using thermal camera. You can just explain people could use there fingers to find the hot spots an then use the alcohol method you use
i must say i always learn new when i c ur video ....thanks very much
Before ordering the mosfet check with an external hdmi monitör and check for gpu section
The cpu seems shortet to me. 1,5 ohms is way to low, i think have to be between 5-15 ohms like most gtx gpus have. Two faults is bad, there was some work by others before on this laptop can be the reason.🤔 You can test the power good signal on the driver ic, if the mosfet is the reason or not the signal will be missing. Connect a cable to the signal pin and test that out, befor you buy a new mosfet. A few days ago I had a defective GMX notebook here to be repaired, one of the mosfets for the GPU voltage had a short circuit. The gpu was 15 ohms and I was sure it couldn't be broken. Unfortunately, the UP1642P driver IC was also defective, so that the fet immediately became defective again. I then exchanged both mosfets and the driver ic and the notebook ran again.
Hi SOrin great vedio I learn alot but just to add you could used extrenal display to exclude the display also in these mosfet power rail shortage senarios the bios cheip get corupted and need reflashing .
ofcurse you should order the mosfet ..if works great if not you have a stock of it for another future job
I think the previous person who tried to fix this laptop, caused those others problems. Extremely high temps on PCH, dead dual diode, double mosfet on cpu power rail also dead... Too much failures on different places of the board. Its more than just strange. In my opinion, Sorin dont waste any more time on this laptop.. :)
I think the same. He was wasting time.
50:21 nice memories Sorin. :)
There's a voltage control in the bios, and there is commonly heating issues on this laptop.
I think that the dual diode burned due to the high current draw. Those small diodes are rated for 500 mA, as far as I understand.
It is a dual package, are both diodes dead? From wich side? This could be a power-path config, otherwise I don't have an explanation why would anybody use two diodes in parallel mode instead of a single 2I diode. Short overvoltage can kill a diode or LED too, as the matter of fact I had a burned serial diode from a indirect lightning strike recently.
hi sorin ,im enjoying your videos , what e-juice do u prefer by the way ?
Nice termal Cam.
Looks for me as a corrupted BIOS. I've seen many no picture laptops with that kind of fault.
I’ve the same problem same board /laptop, countless checks done, tried the USB reflash method Fn+Esc but no joy, customer said it stopped working after Win11 updates, but his MATE took a look so it arrived as a jig saw… so tomorrow I have the BIOS programming kit coming will flash it and let you know how I get on.
How did it go?
43:00 - Search "s-manuals smd" then u get chart. S43 is PBSS4350X, its NPN transistor. Datasheet is there also.
Thermal camera is not a wasted money, is an investment for whoever works electronics
Maybe try with battery of bios, or reprogram bios chip and different ram.
Hi Sorin! I would try with an external screen just to see if it’s any life in it. Thanks for your informative videos
i was thinking same thing
11.00-13.00 I could see burn flux under second mosfet to know that this is a faulty one, it is a very known sign of a bad mosfet
actually the integrated card on the newer systems isnt on the chipset, its inside the cpu itself, but if the chipeset is getting hot its not a good thing
surely double diode is a bridge with sio to detect shutdown but is now shorted and chip management on and cpu getting hotter
First of all: thank You for your sharing. Very same laptop, very same mosfet shorted. Removed: same result: lights up but doesn’t turn on. What’s strange is that even if the cable is connected, it doesn’t recharge the battery. Any thoughts on that?
I belleve mr sorin can fixed thanks for good video.
One thing about your multimeter on resistance mode does it show the right reading when you short the two probes mine is really dodgy on the 200ohm range it gives me random readings i have to adjust the knob until it's stable otherwise some low value resistors will show open but they're not
Nice one Vince...
Another approach: In the area of the CPU, this device obviously gets very warm, and also asymmetrically from the side where the mosfets are located. With appropriate thermal cycles, I put the possibility of broken / black BGA balls in the room...
Same laptop. My laptop started screen going black after using sometime so i had to restart, slowly that became frequesnt, and at the end screen goes black as soon as i turn on, now the screen doesn't even light up, hdmi doesn't wrok as well, backlit light up and fans turns off after 10 seconds. Can you guess what is the issue?
3.3valp @ pu301 according to the schematics.. +3vlp must be present. For econ.. then +5valw will be enabled by ec..
Check pin 14- feed back for voltage.
23:48 you applied voltage at the output of the first mosfet,and i saw a sparklight,but no amp in any of your instruments......so, is your instrument too slow to saw us a a fast amp drawn from a possible capacitor-s? or its something else?
Since August 2022 there is a free schematic and boardview of this board. There is no point in wasting time looking for components on the board.
PD81 is a double DIODE for power entry of charger AND battery (not ground)
I would check if the lcd is working as it should!
0:20 - wonder if the i7 sticker was that crooked from the factory. Probably not, but it seems that almost all laptops come with crooked stickers for some reason to the point that people often joke about it.
its dual diode one voltage from the battery one from the 19v
hi.whats ur electric screw driver mark and model and retail price?
Hi, can you tape up the buzzer on your multimeter please it's so loud 📢
An Asus laptop battery made a burning smell when I discharged it in Bios, and it reached 50 minutes. The battery became better, was capable to hibernate at 1%.
I thought a scroll wheel on a mouse was useless, that's going back a while now, until I got one with a scroll wheel.
Now I can't live without a 5 button mouse AND THE SCROLL WHEEL. It is much like life without a thermal camera
until you get a thermal camera and then life is not the same without one.
**its because productivity has gone up a level.** Short circuits that don't even seem warm can now be seen.**
Try check if the bios has been corrupted. Can happen that the owner had performed at bios update and it failed.
In some cases you have both a EC chip and a Bios chip, if one of them is corrupted or they have 2 different versions you will get all kind of different issues. I had a Alienware where a bios flashing had gone wrong and it was completely dead, no light, no 3.3v, nothing absolutely stone dead. I used a ch341a programmer and flashed both the ec and bios chip and it came back to live.
Where did you get known good EC and BIOS chip bins?
@@KyleGP English isn't my primary language, so what do you mean by bins?
Nice one, but try to replace the exact MOSFETS and diode
Dont feel bad i need it too
I like you videos thankyou, probably the chipset is shorted in side .🙂
Hello Sorin, I have the same laptop with faulty mobo... The service in my City said that pch chip is Faulty... I dont believe to that. Im guessing from knowledge from your clips its faulty mosfet or something less complicated than PCH
Voltage on the screen is okay?
Normally you check that there is no light at all and I think you did do everything good
Now check it before ordering. You must see some light on the screen I mean no picture but it’s on or not
Fa un video in care arati cum incerci sugestiile din fiecare comentariu. Ar fi f interesant.
Bipul de la multimetru strica auditia, mai ales in casti.
When many pair of hands get on a repair, it's a mess to repair.
Thank you
I Think We/You Need MORE "Dodgy" Wire 😂. Where can we get some ?!
Have you tried pluging BIOS battery? One of mine didn't start befor I change it, and it was low on battery, 1,8V
Don't feel bad. You have a thermal camera, use it. :)
I had one of these that would start with my power supply even though it had a partially shorted first mosfet and a shorted GPU mosfet. Luckilly it finally died while i had it apart and i foundband replaced both mosfets and it came back to life. Do we think its a mosfet driver issue? Shouldn't I burn it in for awhile to see if it dies again?
'Littlle Chyrnoble" .. Hilarious 😆 (great name for a mosfet company) 😮 !?
only dogs hate that sound 😅😅😅 just kidding
I learned allots.
We want you sir to dedicate a video to a problem about DC jack power. laptop latitude e6410
I came on the same result on a very similar laptop (helios 300 i7 10th RTX3070), i was hyped after replacing the first power rail Mosfet and after removing a shorted cap on the 3V3, It bring my laptop to the same state. Unfortunatly, i think that i have accidentaly killed the CPU when the containing box falloff, the heatsink has made a small scratch on the CPU cristal :\. i can not felt the scratch on touch but definetly visible after cleaning.... I had no luck as always :(
@@lapinberserkri feel you man, here i got a similar laptop thought it finally lights up and fan spinning, but the ohm reading on the CPU is way too low, got my hope up for no reason.
I have that acer with the same problem did you find a fix
like a doc !!!
Buenas tardes señor, me podria decir el modelo de esa placa , por favor, gracias por su atención
Your screwdriver has a ratchet? The link points to a different screwdriver (I have it) that is woefully underpowered. Where to get the exact one you have? Also, curious why you didn't test with external monitor? Maybe LCD is dead?
When the keyboard light up i was hoping to see a picture on the screen too bad after what you did, i have an asus laptop with similar issue it has a dead battery but it booted just fine with a charger and i could access windows 8 then right after a windows 8 update and hdd repair i got a blue screen of death i left it for few weeks than turned it on it shows a black screen even on an external monitor so bios is unaccessible, wifi led stays on and fan turns at high speed it could be the pch, the cpu or the bios i have no idea i still keep it
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.. find 3.3v can u check with bios chip pin 8?
Where can I find the look up for the S43? I have looked but cannot find it? Thanks
hello,
most probably ,this mosft blown during heavy gaming as integrated GPU is the default one not dedicated GPU,even if you change the mosfet ,will not post ,needs cpu reballing.
Sorinel, am observat o schimbare la 180 de grade de cand ti-ai deschis propria firma...tipic romaneasca.
Aparatura moderna?? Camera termo?? Manusi negre?? Ce s-a intamplat intre timp?