How a laptop battery with 0mAh capacity looks like and how to test this

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 96

  • @blackdotkiller1
    @blackdotkiller1 26 днів тому +35

    Come on, people, when you send a laptop in for fixing, you should add some sweets at least 🍬 🤣👍

    • @MattyEngland
      @MattyEngland 26 днів тому +8

      I'd send proper calibrated THC Gummies 😂

    • @mecyanned
      @mecyanned 26 днів тому +3

      If i needed sorin to fix it and could add sweets without adding to the shipping, i would

    • @Mlodghcy4676
      @Mlodghcy4676 25 днів тому +2

      Lol

  • @firzen0000
    @firzen0000 26 днів тому +7

    Say hello to my little resistor 9:00

  • @Pepe-ry8pm
    @Pepe-ry8pm 26 днів тому +11

    I love this channel. I have been an electronic technician for 30 years and in each Sorin video I learn one more thing. In other channels they would have used an electronic super load with many numbers on the display and suddenly Sorin pulls out of his hat a large variable resistor from the analog era. Although I am a Spanish speaker, I will adopt the expression: "this sucks" 😀
    I just put a thermal camera and the nlba battery tester on my wish list 😋

  • @florinmacarenco7547
    @florinmacarenco7547 26 днів тому +16

    I come here for ``we have picture, ... lol" but I receive "that sucks" + new battery ... Thanks Sorin !!!

  • @fishingwithattitude7850
    @fishingwithattitude7850 26 днів тому +1

    Im a service technician for variable frequency drives company. I find your videos very educational and surprisingly therapeutic 😂 very well put together very impressed 👏

  • @BHSAHFAD
    @BHSAHFAD 26 днів тому +3

    Most computer repair shops would have blindly replaced the battery hoping that fixes it, Sorin on the other hand does an extensive review of the battery and proves the battery is bad.

  • @comez1967
    @comez1967 26 днів тому +3

    Wow, long time I haven't use and see such a useful type of load resistor, almost I forgot it...I remember I used it mainly as load for audio output amplifiers. Thanks Sorin!!!

  • @lucataszarek8782
    @lucataszarek8782 25 днів тому +2

    Hello🤝I have always known that you are the best, the way you present electronics, how it all works is very accessible, I love what you do, thank you again for what you do for us, best regards👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋👋👋

  • @tomb2623
    @tomb2623 26 днів тому +10

    i made a resistor from a toaster heating wire :)

    • @florinmacarenco7547
      @florinmacarenco7547 26 днів тому +1

      Thats genius !!!... I will make one incremental from 1 to 30ohms with 1ohm increments... madness !!!!
      and I will pay 14 Euro from China...
      Neah... I will remove for free from my wife hairdryer

  • @gregoryechekwube2242
    @gregoryechekwube2242 26 днів тому +1

    You can explain things very clearly. Thank you 👍

  • @maissix242
    @maissix242 26 днів тому +2

    glad to see my laptop model on your channel nice video like always

  • @nabil.ral-daas5292
    @nabil.ral-daas5292 26 днів тому +2

    you're the best online teacher ❤

  • @ua9851
    @ua9851 26 днів тому +10

    battery chip has a bug thats why it reports FCC to be 0mAh. Cells definitely have some capacity, may be around 1000mAh or even bigger. Such bug could be fixed from Reset tab by entering non-zero FCC value to chip eeprom. Wonder why it was not even tried. This Renesas 045A20 chip is supported by your License type.

    • @slami19
      @slami19 26 днів тому +2

      This is correct. As long as it outputs that 2amps it has some capacity. Sorin should redo this video.

    • @user-kr8tp3ko8z
      @user-kr8tp3ko8z 26 днів тому +5

      He tested individual cells without the use.of the eeprom, and they dropped voltage like shit, just the battery is worn, if they didn't dropped voltage, he could try to fix corruption in firmware, but clearly it's not software problem this time

    • @ua9851
      @ua9851 26 днів тому +1

      @@user-kr8tp3ko8z it is definitely firmware issue. Voltage drop at 2A was from 4.0 to 3.6 volts, which is 200 mR, such cells still could work. Not the best but enough for backup application. They definitely still has capacity much higher then 0mAh. Thats why it is chip software bug.

    • @Alobster1
      @Alobster1 26 днів тому +2

      @@slami19 That is way too much voltage drop for only drawing 2 amps. The cells are bad.

    • @efdawahfan
      @efdawahfan 19 днів тому

      2 amp discharge is not much for lipo for huge voltagedrop....cells are old

  • @Barbarapape
    @Barbarapape 26 днів тому +2

    I have plenty of old TV "Voltage Droppers" to test a battery with.
    Checking a battery voltage without any load tells you very little, if the voltage drops underload
    when the it has been fully charged means only one thing, the cells have low capacity.
    This one had a very short life cycle, this can happen if the laptop is only used via the mains adaptor
    and the battery is never charged then discharged.

  • @wisher21uk
    @wisher21uk 26 днів тому

    Really interesting Sorin I really enjoyed the video thank you 😊

  • @599miata
    @599miata 26 днів тому

    Nice work Sorin.👌👌

  • @alessiociulla8184
    @alessiociulla8184 26 днів тому +3

    Ciao Sorin
    I watch your videos not only for interesting repairs, but also for your talking slow and accurate.
    This helps me learn English
    Thanks twice
    😉

  • @SA-mv3vf
    @SA-mv3vf 20 днів тому

    The battery is still active because it was most likely designed like that because it also serves as the cmos battery, the Super io is most likely keeping it a bit charged to act as cmos...same thing I've noticed with hp laptops with inbuilt batteries , even when the battery is disabled due to swelling or weak cells , the battery still retains some voltage to serve as cmos .

  • @Timpano_Francesco_Repairs
    @Timpano_Francesco_Repairs 26 днів тому +1

    Thank Sorin, enjoing learning alway more wacthing your video... best regards bye Francesco Timpano from Florence Italy

  • @rochedejager7862
    @rochedejager7862 26 днів тому

    Thanks Sorin

  • @c1q3
    @c1q3 26 днів тому

    nice video. thank you.

  • @clivecottam1509
    @clivecottam1509 26 днів тому

    Wish I had you close by to do my repairs, for I always replace the customer board of course when the issue is the board.

  • @Omri.Hafedh.TaeKwD
    @Omri.Hafedh.TaeKwD 26 днів тому +2

    Sir
    thanks a lot, but i am asking why you are not using NLBA tool to unseal battery or check state ?
    you know that you can try more with nlba tool.
    thanks you sooooo much.

  • @Pepe-ry8pm
    @Pepe-ry8pm 26 днів тому +1

    When I watched the video this morning, I was thoughtful about the comment "very used battery" with only 187 cycles!!. I imagine that this equipment was running for a long time with the power adapter plugged in and only on very few occasions did it perform complete charge/discharge cycles, right?

  • @UsatMVS
    @UsatMVS 26 днів тому +1

    We find out that 1V drop over 2A of current is a lot (for this battery) so what is the voltage drop we could expect on a functional battery?

  • @user-kr8tp3ko8z
    @user-kr8tp3ko8z 26 днів тому +2

    I think probably used the laptop most of the time from the charger so that's why the battery with so low charging counts got so used. That's the reason why when I'm using my laptop on charger, I use software which limits the battery to be charged to 50%, and its way batter of the battery to be kept at that percentage if not used so much.

    • @hannahtimson2526
      @hannahtimson2526 26 днів тому

      Yes i do this with lenovo vantage set it to 50-55% and every month or so discharge and charge to 100 as it goes down to 30% 2 mins later alert 6% which is weird

  • @JoeBlogs720
    @JoeBlogs720 26 днів тому +3

    All motherboards are nice !

  • @ReparadorAficionado
    @ReparadorAficionado 26 днів тому

    I have an Asus with the same characteristics, in my case it goes throug batteries very fast. I attribute this to the processor not being optimized. I recommend to lower maximum hertz at windows or at BIOS, or even undervolting (can be done on BIOS), so it does not eat batteries that fast.

  • @etiennebsm692
    @etiennebsm692 26 днів тому

    Hi sorin, interesting video, maybe this isn't your cup of tea (even if you are british...) but can you try to rebuild the battery ? It would be interesting if you replaced the cells or maybe if you explain why it isn't possible. Keep up the great work!

  • @maz.reparateur
    @maz.reparateur 26 днів тому

    Hello Sorin, actually, you do have this charger plug, it is the same as the small blue HP one.
    Recently, I made 2 videos (in English) with this very same model Asus FX571GT - one with missing component and one with shorted capacitor.
    Cheers

  • @465kuba
    @465kuba 26 днів тому +1

    Laptop batterys are 4.35 or even 4.40V per cell. 13.05V for 3cell.

  • @laboratorioassembler
    @laboratorioassembler 26 днів тому

    Sorin , very thank you for the "tutorial" .. there is a way to slow down the battery chargement acting on the current sensing resistor of the switching involved on battery charge? Asking this because I have a lenovowith a dual mosfet on b artery charger reaching 60 °c ( battery is charging at 2.5A )

  • @johnburrows7938
    @johnburrows7938 26 днів тому +1

    Could you have retried resetting the chip? Reset the firmware?

  • @boomdeyada5266
    @boomdeyada5266 26 днів тому

    You have missed or not noticed that the 3rd cell voltage wasn't dropping or supplying any amps when you loaded the battery with your discharching battery analyzer, please look into it.

  • @lawrencenjue2731
    @lawrencenjue2731 12 днів тому

    Today you forget to say "its a nice proper motherboard"... Thts a phrase fir good luck

  • @kamalsalman2020
    @kamalsalman2020 26 днів тому

    What are Ohms of your resistor that you are used in the testing?

  • @DamianS2624
    @DamianS2624 26 днів тому

    Is it a replaced battery? I have replaced mine laptop battery dell 7559 for 2 times and the capacatie of battery is draining fast and daying. its not good. and I really like to have new good battery do you have tips where you can buy a good one? Type 357f9

  • @oz457
    @oz457 26 днів тому

    I have a question to all viewers and to you Sorin: Where do you source your replacement batteries so you have a reliable replacement?
    73's de ON70FF

  • @g4z-kb7ct
    @g4z-kb7ct 26 днів тому +5

    This seems very unusual..... battery manufacture date is 2020. Only 4 years ago but the battery has 0 capacity with only 187 charge cycles? That's impossible unless the battery is made from dog sh!t. If possible try to factory reset the eeprom in the battery and force it to back to new status. Or hand edit the eeprom values to make the 0 into 20000 or similar. Maybe the eeprom inside the battery got partially corrupted which happens often on many devices. My old Tecra A8 laptop original battery from 2009 still has around 400mA capacity present. Yes it's bad but it's not zero. My Samsung Galaxy S4 phone from 2014 still has the original battery and it works fine for about 2 weeks before it needs a charge. It looks like Asus and possibly other manufacturers are using inferior batteries on purpose to artifically end-of-life their products. Shame on them and likely will be common to see this with all battery-powered devices in the near future...

    • @einfelder8262
      @einfelder8262 26 днів тому

      It's a battery made in China by someone suffering from the Covid which of course did not exist in China at the time

    • @Nebbia_affaraccimiei
      @Nebbia_affaraccimiei 26 днів тому

      correct.

    • @teslasapple
      @teslasapple 26 днів тому

      Pointless. Sorin placed the load directly on the (charged cells 4.0v each) and bypassed everything. The voltage drop PROVED the cells are bad. Probably a bad batch of cells.

    • @orange11squares
      @orange11squares 26 днів тому +4

      he tested the cells individually , they are gone, high internal resistance, ....reseting fw will do nothing.

    • @Nebbia_affaraccimiei
      @Nebbia_affaraccimiei 26 днів тому

      at least get real capacity. 180 cycle cells dont go to "ZERO".@@orange11squares

  • @89jacek
    @89jacek 26 днів тому

    what max voltage can put to your resistor? :D

  • @davianceable
    @davianceable 26 днів тому +4

    I think 186 cycle is not that high or it is wrong.

  • @kendoty2463
    @kendoty2463 22 дні тому +1

    . . . Laptop is rough as 🦵 legs blocked vents and cause overheating; battery cells drift apart iffy charge leveling cells, unless they are swollen, just need individual charging to full, then reset battery. . .

  • @abhilash4380
    @abhilash4380 26 днів тому

    why didnt u check PF status? may be a firmware issue

  • @jeroenvtec
    @jeroenvtec 26 днів тому

    I have the same model in the repair, goes on and off again, still stuck.

  • @TheCrazyStudent
    @TheCrazyStudent 26 днів тому

    What's that battery analyzer called and where can I order it?
    Edit: I found it on eBay. It's called "NLBA1-PRO Laptop Battery Analyzer"... And the price is around $500! 😳

  • @berberger4814
    @berberger4814 26 днів тому

    1v at around 2a means around 2ohms which is like 0.6 ohms per cell and thats way too much for liio, think it should be around 10-30 mOhms per cell

  • @hitmanyt2021
    @hitmanyt2021 19 днів тому

    just reset it using NLBA so it will fix the battery write capacity like 2000mah

  • @ElectronicsUDR
    @ElectronicsUDR 26 днів тому +1

    For the people saying he should do a firmware reset... Dont waste your time writing that comment. its obvious that the issue are the cells themselves. If you don't agree, go learn ohm's law.

  • @SamiTM
    @SamiTM 26 днів тому

    I have alot of batteries wich have not been used for a long time. I did watched your video how to revive them but I had no luck... The thing is I have one when I plug it in says 0% but says charging. I checked and its not charging. The capacity is like the original, but current capacity 0mAH. Can you do a viedo dedicated to batteries? Maby just for us no0bs

    • @JoeBlogs720
      @JoeBlogs720 26 днів тому

      Sorin has done many videos about batteries and using the battery analyzer, if you have a lot of batteries it may be worth buying one.

  • @piccoloijo
    @piccoloijo 26 днів тому

    I think blue pin HP will fit for this type

  • @clivecottam1509
    @clivecottam1509 26 днів тому +1

    Most replacement battery are aftermarket even for they never look exactly if compare with the original. smh

  • @betohfinger879
    @betohfinger879 24 дні тому

    cпасибо..

  • @ElectronicRepair.Serbia2023
    @ElectronicRepair.Serbia2023 26 днів тому

    Sorin way you not reset i have this folt on many batteries and when i was reset it its com to self

  • @Swenser
    @Swenser 26 днів тому

    Solder in some spare galaxy phone batteries cells you have laying around. Obviously following the usual precautions.

    • @viralbull8085
      @viralbull8085 26 днів тому +2

      properly calibrated Samsung batteries?

  • @Nebbia_affaraccimiei
    @Nebbia_affaraccimiei 26 днів тому

    i think some is corrupted in battery chip. makes no sense to have 0mah capacity. just need some sort of reset or reprogramming.

    • @nicmate2543
      @nicmate2543 26 днів тому +2

      Obviously you don’t uderstand Ohm’s law

    • @Nebbia_affaraccimiei
      @Nebbia_affaraccimiei 26 днів тому

      obviously u have not seen him put a load on it multiple times. cell did NOT discharge. so there IS capacity. cannot be 0.@@nicmate2543

    • @hannahtimson2526
      @hannahtimson2526 26 днів тому

      NO the cells are completely worn out if they were in a phone it would last 2hrs from 100-0

    • @Nebbia_affaraccimiei
      @Nebbia_affaraccimiei 26 днів тому

      would that equal 0 maH ?@@hannahtimson2526

  • @DankoHS
    @DankoHS 26 днів тому

    Why dont you use the mains power meater? Plug the charger to the meter and then you can see curent draw, and power...

    • @laboratorioassembler
      @laboratorioassembler 26 днів тому +1

      Charger to the meter ??? Power meter what mean ? The multimeter ? The bench power supply ? Sorin can't do a speed current measurement because without the data pin of original power supply the battery won't charge... this mean: nothing to read... in this case the fast way was the one showed on the video... the other is to cut the track before first mosfet ( this is crazy ) place the multimeter ( switched to amperes ) to measure intensity ... or create a male/female power Jack adapter to measure externally the amperes leaving negative and datapin connected and + connected to the multimeter

    • @DankoHS
      @DankoHS 26 днів тому

      @@laboratorioassembler what are you blabin about? relax man. just use a 240V power consumption meter and plug laptop charger into it. google power consumption meter

    • @laboratorioassembler
      @laboratorioassembler 26 днів тому

      @@DankoHS have you tried to read 10 and 200 mA on a 220 power meter ? Please. We are talking about diagnosis the BQ chip state ... not how many amps are dropped in the battery... to see if the battery is not charging just power off the pc and touch the power supply with an hand.

  • @PAPPUKUMAR-fv6ol
    @PAPPUKUMAR-fv6ol 26 днів тому

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    Please send me your camera recording setup

  • @joakoc.6235
    @joakoc.6235 24 дні тому +1

    Cycle count can't be correct, is not possible that is so worn down after only 187 cycles, if one cell was low it was from a cell problem, but all 3 cells are balanced, that kind of wear can not happen with only 187 cycles if it's an original Asus battery, may be a fake one, we don't know.

  • @MotoOMG
    @MotoOMG 11 днів тому

    187 cycles and died ?
    my battery is also 0% always, after 71 cycles.
    shitty battery or shitty charger ? please tell me

  • @davidp4456
    @davidp4456 26 днів тому

    Has this battery been ‘refurbished’ in a Chinese recycling factory?

  • @retr0life
    @retr0life 26 днів тому

    This is weird, taking into consideration the fact that reader is reporting just 187 cycles. How can a battery drain and become useless so fast?...

  • @juliusvalentinas
    @juliusvalentinas 22 дні тому

    Battery is not used, it is shitty quality, why not say so?

  • @gregoryechekwube2242
    @gregoryechekwube2242 26 днів тому

    You can explain things very clearly. Thank you 👍