Dell Inspiron 3537 not powering on (completely dead)

Multimeter: Fluke 115
Soldering station: Sogun T26D
Air Station: Quick 861DW
Bench Power Supply: Lavolta BPS-305
Solder wire: Kester 245 63/37 0.31
Flux: Amtech NC-559
Soldering tips: JCB original: C210-007, C210-018, C210-031, C210-020, C210-005, C210-002
Tweezers: Jakemy JM-T4-14
Blade: Jakemy JM-Z05

[@laidman2007]

Your commentary is VERY informative. Please make more videos!

[@hosamajram1164]

I agree with you .

[@hosamajram1164]

I thougt the first and second mosfit , but at the end i have understand that the keyboard how block the chipset of the board .
Thank you sir .
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[@hosamajram1164]

Happy new year sir .

[@rahulmechatronics]

Hi can you show your repair setup? How microscope is mounted?

[@Crystalservices]

Exactly, I am here to comment the same.

[@quanglv2739]

I see you haven't really checked the circuit board thoroughly. The circuit board may work, but it won't last long. You look back at paragraph 5:13 1 IC, and the surrounding capacitors and resistors have been oxidized

[@pc-mastor]

Hi! What you saw on the video is not a full work on the laptop. There were parts edited and deleted.