Sorin in my opinion does the most ingenious repairs compared to some other repair channels I watch. Deep knowledge and understanding of electronics is amazing. Love to have half his knowledge
Because other channels only show the easy repairs, i worked about 15 years in the electronic repair business and about 70% of the repairs were difficult very rarely i got repairs with only a burned mosfet or capacitor. Many repairs were missing voltages, dead super i/o, dead power ic, dead charger ic, bad southbridge or graphic chips or broken tracks.
they're all good and we can learn something from each one of them, but this man is relentless in his pursuits, for sure!!! just look at that damage. Its a real miracle he pulled off.
Whoever thumbs down this video has no appreciation for knowledge, skill, hard work, and determination. Thank you Sorin! I really appreciate all the knowledge and skill you share.
28:26 😅😅😅 Dejavu - i have the same problem with the twezers, they often suddenly disappear and then magicly reaper covered with something or peaking behind the corner or something like that. But before this they have to me searched everywere othervise they do not want to reapear 😂
What happened to you with the tweezer happens to me with all kinds of stuff; disappears and then you find it again when you don't need it. I think it's some quantum thing like the tunneling effect or something. But whatever it is, it's real and consistent. UNBELIEVABLE job. You are a genius.
Your repair videos are so great and inspiring. It is a great pleasure to view them! With this repair you saved again an expensive laptop. It seems that the display of the ACER predator is a sRGB panel that has no CCFL backlight and thus does not need an inverter. The connector looks like an eDP 40-Pin Video connector. The damage is at the high numbered pins. 36-39 are LED Power, which of you resoldered 3 of them. Pins 32 is BL_ENABLE and 33 is BL_PWM, the lines which were missing and were probably burnt away.
They wouldn't even attempt any repairs. Their answer to everything is buy another overpriced pile of junk from them even if the fault was a faulty charger the laptop had. Louis Rossman has plenty of horror stories to tell about that company.
Very good detailed repair . If you check data sheet of this panel so you no need to open screen just only find 3.3 v in in the board solder with disire pin as per panel data sheet
Hi there, i'm watching your videos for a while and now i was shocked, to hear you talking romanian :)) and to fix a romanian laptop lol :)) sincerely, you are my electronics super hero repair man, i'm curently at an electronics college, i always find you soo inspiring, keet going on Sorin.
Amazing job, considering the damage it received some other repair channels will upload a video as a no fix and blame the customer for opening the device you even took a cable from speakers just to make it work again thumbs up as always
Hello my friend. I like to watch your videos. I always fever with you and always think along with you. This video shows: always step by step and never give up. There is always a solution, a way out of the Problem. I love you for your fighting spirit. Nice to have you and your videos. Very big thank you.
Dude, im new to your channel. And i absolutely love watching you work. Your work is very entertaining and educational. You're teaching things i definitely need to know!! thank you!!!
hi Sorin I been a subscriber to your channel about a year and downloading your videos so that I go back to them to be sure I understand it. You talk nice and slow for us for better understanding about electronics and your skills you are amazingly grate teaching us step by step how to repair to find faults and diagnostics on your knowledge and good skills. years ago I use to take things apart and had no idea what they do or how they work. I like to say thank you for making videos telling us your knowledge all about ELECTRONICS REPIAR LESSON.👋👋💻🖥💡💡
Love your content, gotta love even more your massive nuts of steel to do that sort of steady soldering on top of the costumer's keyboard and not even flintching Keep it up Sorin!
I agree with some of the other viewers that you probably could have sent voltage up the apropriate 3.3v signal wires from the mainboard. They must have been damaged in the connector with the short. Your solution is sound though, thanks for sharing your experiences!
Thank you so much Sir. Very inspiring. Just starting a career in mobile and laptop repair. I will surely watch all your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏🙏🙏
Sorin thanx so much I just began and opened up my electronics repair shop 2 month back with da Aid of your knowledge though I still have challenges with reading da volt meter
Very tricky job sir sorin, you can really please everyone, especially your costumer... Bravo 👏👏👏, you have really vast knowledge about repair thing...i salute you, from phils...
Gaming power. You can see what can happen. Blow up screen connector. And trucks on the board. I did it ones. Solder a new connector with the wires everywhere on the board. You need a proper schematics and solder skills to do it did 3 hours an 42 minutes to get it working. Sorin thanks again for the great video. And I am hungry now … curry chicken wings 😋
This will be the second time that I’ve studied your handiwork on this video ✨✨👌totally great lesson here’s a Green apple 🍏 🍏🍏✨👌this video I must say this is the most instructive video I’ve seen on UA-cam so far thank you very much and I will follow the school around
The comments made me laugh too. Good video. I think Sorin should have an Only Fans where we pay to see him do dirty fixes, like the ones that are normally turned away because they are going to fail. Drilling holes, bypassing bits here and there, the real "dodgy" repairs.😂😂 I'm kidding I'm kidding. Nothing is dodgy if it works ;) big respect to Sorin!
The feature where the gaming screens turn off the LEDs in between frames is called back light strobing. But it has to enabled like from the bios. it doesn't have anything to do with tearing it is there to reduce the perceived motion blur of fast-moving objects while gaming.
I know what you mean, but actually it is synced, the light it will goes off when the frame is changing, otherwise you will see tearing on fast moving scene blurbusters.com/faq/motion-blur-reduction/
Hi Sorin, Most probably if you waited and check the screen before putting the hot glue on the board and screen connector, you will manage to fix the laptop fully. Probably, the next two wires on the screen connector were damaged too but I am sure you will manage to solder those two cable to the board. I can be wrong.... of course!
man, that is impressive. I really wished I would understand what you are doing so I could fix my own laptop. Either way, it is still very interesting to watch
I like the way you treat yourself with a well deserving short vape break every time you make some progress! I can understand the feel good factor when things go as planned :D :D :D
If Sorin will crash with a plane on a virgin island and survive, he will fix plane, figure out quickly how to fly and get back home :) your a hero!
😂😂😂
@Mr Guru with a proper calibrated fuse
Haha. Yeah he will do that.
Sorin in my opinion does the most ingenious repairs compared to some other repair channels I watch. Deep knowledge and understanding of electronics is amazing. Love to have half his knowledge
Because other channels only show the easy repairs, i worked about 15 years in the electronic repair business and about 70% of the repairs were difficult very rarely i got repairs with only a burned mosfet or capacitor. Many repairs were missing voltages, dead super i/o, dead power ic, dead charger ic, bad southbridge or graphic chips or broken tracks.
Sorin is the master in electronics repair. I have never seen anyone better at doing the most difficult repairs.
they're all good and we can learn something from each one of them, but this man is relentless in his pursuits, for sure!!! just look at that damage. Its a real miracle he pulled off.
Whoever thumbs down this video has no appreciation for knowledge, skill, hard work, and determination. Thank you Sorin! I really appreciate all the knowledge and skill you share.
im so happy you posted a video now , im having dinner and im gonna watch this with much joy, thanks sorin!
28:26 😅😅😅 Dejavu - i have the same problem with the twezers, they often suddenly disappear and then magicly reaper covered with something or peaking behind the corner or something like that. But before this they have to me searched everywere othervise they do not want to reapear 😂
I always admire your skills in repair of electronics.
What happened to you with the tweezer happens to me with all kinds of stuff; disappears and then you find it again when you don't need it. I think it's some quantum thing like the tunneling effect or something. But whatever it is, it's real and consistent. UNBELIEVABLE job. You are a genius.
Yesterday I lost my multimeter...
Your repair videos are so great and inspiring. It is a great pleasure to view them!
With this repair you saved again an expensive laptop.
It seems that the display of the ACER predator is a sRGB panel that has no CCFL backlight and thus does not need an inverter.
The connector looks like an eDP 40-Pin Video connector. The damage is at the high numbered pins. 36-39 are LED Power, which of you resoldered 3 of them. Pins 32 is BL_ENABLE and 33 is BL_PWM, the lines which were missing and were probably burnt away.
Wow, that is excellent and is not possible without pure knowledge and years of experience. Great....
Hi Sorin,
I like your 'never give up' attitude to repair 👍
Most others would have given up on that.. especially if it was the 🍏 repair service 🤣
They wouldn't even attempt any repairs. Their answer to everything is buy another overpriced pile of junk from them even if the fault was a faulty charger the laptop had.
Louis Rossman has plenty of horror stories to tell about that company.
Very good detailed repair . If you check data sheet of this panel so you no need to open screen just only find 3.3 v in in the board solder with disire pin as per panel data sheet
Where do you find those
Sorin is a working man's electronics wizard. I am constantly amazed.
Been doing this 40 years, and that is the Most outstanding thing i have ever seen Sorin!
I admire you sir. no rush, deep thinking, we must find an alternative. Well done
A true master of his craft. This is better than Squid game! Love your work Sorin.Much respect.
Sorin is the master in electronics repair. I have never seen anyone better at doing the most difficult repairs.
Well done Sorin 👍🏻 another one saved from being trashed. Thanks for sharing this great repair 🙏🏻
addicted to this channel now, in a world of throw away and replace, its brilliant to see sorin fixing things
Your thought process helps me to learn a lot. Thank you
Simply superb work Sorin! A real pleasure to watch you work and to listen to your thought process and diagnostics. Awesome
Hi there, i'm watching your videos for a while and now i was shocked, to hear you talking romanian :)) and to fix a romanian laptop lol :)) sincerely, you are my electronics super hero repair man, i'm curently at an electronics college, i always find you soo inspiring, keet going on Sorin.
Intersting, I was thinking maybe he is Romanian with his name Sorin, at what part of the video he is speaking in romanian?
Amazing job, considering the damage it received some other repair channels will upload a video as a no fix and blame the customer for opening the device you even took a cable from speakers just to make it work again thumbs up as always
Hello my friend. I like to watch your videos. I always fever with you and always think along with you. This video shows: always step by step and never give up. There is always a solution, a way out of the Problem. I love you for your fighting spirit. Nice to have you and your videos. Very big thank you.
WE HAVE PICTURE!!!!!!!! lol, Sorin you are great.... nice video!!!!
You sir are one bad man.... an absolute OG in the electronics game.... Respect from Trinidad and Tobago.
Awesome job Sorin, Congrats 👌
With the time needed for repair and to keep cost down this was really the only solution. Great video :)
Sorin Exceptionally good work.
I can’t believe that you are actually repairing what I got in shop after lcd replaced went to Dead 💀you
Are legend 👏
Wow, Sorin .A great repair. That level of repair only comes with loads of electronics experience. Hats off, to you.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and taking the time to make videos, I enjoy all of them.
Take care and be safe
Dude, im new to your channel. And i absolutely love watching you work. Your work is very entertaining and educational. You're teaching things i definitely need to know!! thank you!!!
WE HAVE PICTURE .. WE HAVE PICTURE 😃
I Loved the joy and happiness and felt it as well
Nice to see you in repair action and always a pleasure to learn from the orthodox master.
You did a magnificent job saving this machine from the junkyard. Sorin you are the boss.
you are such genius and a hero Sorin
wow sorin one of the best ever fixes cool calculated video
Nice work! My workshop was next door to a Chinese restaurant, had to go further for the toilets. It was awesome.
this is really hard sorin you are a master
I think your the best pc technician compared to all other youtube repairers
hi Sorin I been a subscriber to your channel about a year and downloading your videos so that I go back to them to be sure I understand it. You talk nice and slow for us for better understanding about electronics and your skills you are amazingly grate teaching us step by step how to repair to find faults and diagnostics on your knowledge and good skills. years ago I use to take things apart and had no idea what they do or how they work. I like to say thank you for making videos telling us your knowledge all about ELECTRONICS REPIAR LESSON.👋👋💻🖥💡💡
Respect ur level of analysis sir thanks a lot
Thank you very much for the video. It is very instructive.
I blame Windows 11. Well done Sorin!
Love your content, gotta love even more your massive nuts of steel to do that sort of steady soldering on top of the costumer's keyboard and not even flintching
Keep it up Sorin!
Youre the Electronics Magician Guy. Loving all your videos, all worth watching.
Amazing.... Just amazing...! Sorin you're the best
Amazing work and knoledge.
I agree with some of the other viewers that you probably could have sent voltage up the apropriate 3.3v signal wires from the mainboard. They must have been damaged in the connector with the short. Your solution is sound though, thanks for sharing your experiences!
Hello Sorin,great job as always!And enjoy your meal!
Thank you so much Sir. Very inspiring. Just starting a career in mobile and laptop repair. I will surely watch all your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏🙏🙏
amazing work Sorin, well done
Late comment Sir I appreciate this work. It takes patience and motivation that you put in this laptop in order to work. Good Job lupit neto.
Good job Sorin, if it works it works.
Sorin thanx so much I just began and opened up my electronics repair shop 2 month back with da Aid of your knowledge though I still have challenges with reading da volt meter
Very tricky job sir sorin, you can really please everyone, especially your costumer... Bravo 👏👏👏, you have really vast knowledge about repair thing...i salute you, from phils...
Love that fix, you are the best.
Nice work!
Wow amazing repair 😲
Great job! There is always something to learn from you.
Greetings from Bulgaria.
perfectly done job Sorin 👍👍👍
Excellent repair job 🤠
Great job! Sorin, you are the best! 👍
Gaming power. You can see what can happen. Blow up screen connector. And trucks on the board. I did it ones. Solder a new connector with the wires everywhere on the board. You need a proper schematics and solder skills to do it did 3 hours an 42 minutes to get it working. Sorin thanks again for the great video. And I am hungry now … curry chicken wings 😋
Well done, Sorin. Never give up!. Congrats!.
amazing job, good learning, thank you very much Sorin
thankyou sorin really enjoyed this lesson
Great job man
Another great video. Learn something today.
Sunteti cel mai tare!!!
Great job Sorin
Thats a really good doggy repair, respect 👍
Thanks for this generous piece of work sir, reall appreciative of it.
Thank you Sorin
This will be the second time that I’ve studied your handiwork on this video ✨✨👌totally great lesson here’s a Green apple 🍏 🍏🍏✨👌this video I must say this is the most instructive video I’ve seen on UA-cam so far thank you very much and I will follow the school around
Good job Sorin
The comments made me laugh too. Good video. I think Sorin should have an Only Fans where we pay to see him do dirty fixes, like the ones that are normally turned away because they are going to fail. Drilling holes, bypassing bits here and there, the real "dodgy" repairs.😂😂
I'm kidding I'm kidding. Nothing is dodgy if it works ;) big respect to Sorin!
I watched it again, amazing fix! :)
you are great sir
The feature where the gaming screens turn off the LEDs in between frames is called back light strobing. But it has to enabled like from the bios. it doesn't have anything to do with tearing it is there to reduce the perceived motion blur of fast-moving objects while gaming.
I know what you mean, but actually it is synced, the light it will goes off when the frame is changing, otherwise you will see tearing on fast moving scene blurbusters.com/faq/motion-blur-reduction/
@@electronicsrepairschool Hey Sorin. Nice work on this job. Please upload more on the Helium mining and also phones.
Pure determination. Well done
Thanks Sorin
Hi Sorin,
Most probably if you waited and check the screen before putting the hot glue on the board and screen connector, you will manage to fix the laptop fully. Probably, the next two wires on the screen connector were damaged too but I am sure you will manage to solder those two cable to the board.
I can be wrong.... of course!
Thank you sorin.. great video!!
bloody hell. i learned a lot in the 1st 5min
Sorin the laptop saviour xxxxx
Im so inspired with your hardword sir... respectful for you....
God bless you man , you r of your kind !
very good work, Master, never give up, without trying first; greetings from South America
man, that is impressive. I really wished I would understand what you are doing so I could fix my own laptop. Either way, it is still very interesting to watch
WOW what an amazing way to fix a laptop and or backlight and get the thing working your brilliant wish I had your skills bro :)
Sunteti bestial Dl. Sorin,salutari din Germania!
Good job
A good dodgy repair worth watching and learning from
God job mr Sorin
Good job 👏 👍
Sir you really do the unthinkable
I like the way you treat yourself with a well deserving short vape break every time you make some progress! I can understand the feel good factor when things go as planned :D :D :D
Magical Sorin 👏👏 lovely
at 59:00 the English word for the insulation is "enamel".