You need to be much more careful next time take it slow. Just some constructive criticism for you none of us got it right the first time. The electronics are just so fragile these days it dosn't take much.
Your workload looks overwhelming. I don”t know how you keep all that stuff straight. Obviously you have a good crew that you can count on . I always learn something from your videos.
That's my problem with 'most' repair shops, they don't repair they only replace the entire board. But I do understand that finding experienced people in micro soldering and board repair is tough.
@@randomkitty2555 It's more complicated than you think and there could be many reasons why not to repair. One of them could be economical reason (it could cost more to repair than to replace broken part).
@@powerzx I don't think that filling environment with electronics trash will be considered to be a consequence of an "economical" choice by next generation. Have you any kids??? It is not a criticism to you: only an invitation to consider things from another point of view. Money is not evreything or some type of God...Regards from Italy.
@@randomkitty2555 no the problem is the expectation that a perfect candidate exists in the wild and will work for less money then they’re worth. Relatively few are doing what used to be common practice; training their own employees. Start looking for someone who knows the basics and will come in everyday and grow instead of looking for an expert who will work for less than they could earn independently. There are millions of ppl capable of learning this work who will never be given the opportunity bc of this one illogical concept that’s permitted business.
@@paolomonai9511 You clearly didn't understood what I said. I explained how this business works. I didn't say anywhere, that it is good to make more trash.
Big thank you, I had a Xbox one s I bought to repair a HDMI port... Fix it and did a total cleaning... After the cleaning the console, it stopped working... After running across this video I thought "Hmmm, this sound interesting and a lot like my problem." Yep, after tearing it back down , I found the broken traces... This unit sat for over two years, in a storage box... Thanks to you, I was able to fix it and am now enjoying this unit... Thanks....
Honestly I've never seen anything like this I've been following you for a long time but the mix between advice on how manage customers and the issues as well as the repair teaching ♥️Alex.. Big boss and team thank you so much ♥️🙏you guys are amazing and do such great work
Thank you for putting these criteria into words. I have been wanting to post almost verbatim to what you just posted here, so you just covered my sentiments as well. Fred
Nice video, thanks! Its always good to know the story behind a problem. This will let you get an idea or a solution immediately and helps most of the time. 👍 good job
It's great to take part in your thinking process as you go along. Your assumptions usually take to the right conclusion. A testament to your expertise and experience that we see everyday. I love your repair videos, but I love your talks on business even more. Thank you for the effort! I might be late to watch your videos but I make sure that I never miss any.
Hi Alex, you've done awesome work and I've learnt so many things from you. for learning purpose; could you please upload videos of unfixable circuits as well?
Damn - jealous that yours was a simple fix. My on/off xbox one s has been one hell of a hole to dive down. It's now mine (customer doesn't want to pay for repairs) so I am just going to tinker when time is free. Three phase power rail is good. No short to gnd. All I can think of is Southbridge at this point. Trying to avoid a reball.
Love your channel... Very well explained as you investigate the damage and how you are going to repair it ... Just an idea for you... I play musical keyboards... Repairing them might be another service you could easily do .... Anyway keep sharing your work here on UA-cam .big thumbs flying high 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️
The X clamps are easy to remove if you don't try to do it like most of the videos I've seen online. The screwdriver should be twisted to between the upper and lower parts of the fork, not by levering against the board. :-)
Did you test playing a game to see if the original fault (shutting down mid-game) is still present? I can't imagine something that new has failed heat paste already...
@@darudesandstorm7002 lol..thats what I meant, but my fingers didn't type what I was thinking...not to worry. I like watching the repairs and was not aware of the 'track pads' which, come to think of it are a great way to repair broken tracks. Some years ago I used conductive liquid silver which was brushed on to maybe join two tracks. I've only recently been made aware of the masking and using UV light to set it, so thanks for that. 👍
Have you considered taking a break from UA-cam? Man if I was this backed up, I would put UA-cam on hold for like 2 weeks and just bust out most of these. I mean it's all up to you, but I don't want to be selfish waiting for you to make a video when you have this much work to get done.
What video editor are you using to make your videos? Have you already sold something to Brazil? I am interested to buy a microscope ring Light like yours?...... tks for your videos thats helps me a lot.
Hi Alex .. There is test point TP5D1, V_3P3... I presume this should be 3.3v ... but i only got 1.1v, are this the correct voltage for TP5D1 ? Thanks...
Short, sweet, easy fix, don't want to watch all the time complicated videos. But I wanna see those boxes contents I hope we are going to see those in an unbox video.
Hopefully the thermal paste will stop it from shutting down while gaming if that was indeed caused by overheating. Good quick job though and good video.
Omg how many devices do you repair in a day and how much do you charge on average. I suppose your passion to see things working again helps you stay curious all the time about the repairs, otherwise for somebody who doesn't like this kind of thing this would be a nightmare.
I have this problem as well. When I try and trouble shoot it I can hear the two power us noises but shuts off after. I did get it to work once but when I clicked it to reset it froze. Tried to turn it on again and it went back to the problem. How can get you to fix this for me?
Hello, I was wondering if it is always going to be an issue with the motherboard when an Xbox does that; turning off immediately? or could it also be the power supply? My Series S does that.
I had the same issue where is would instantly shut of, when I sent it to get fixed, it came back with a shorter power cable and it was formatted, not sure why.
Can I send Xbox’s to you to fix lol if so how much I have two one powers on for about 5 mins with no signal. Then my other one got a lil bit of soda spilled right in between the fan and the disc drive
I always put some tape in the motherboard near the X clamp holes on the xbox to avoid cutting traces, is very easy to happen, once had a 360 the screw driver just jumped to whenever it wanted, luckily it scratched one part the of pcb which had to traces, and no components, was very lucky, is very dangerous to remove x clamps
WaterCattle= water Buffalo???? I don’t see any cattle around. Ohhhhhhh you must mean kettle. Got it. By the way, you were a lowly worker ( like most of us), Alex here is the boss. See the difference? Sholom.
He fixed the startup issue by repairing the pcb trace, and probably fixed the shutdown issue by replacing the thermal paste / pad. What more were you expecting?
i have sony bravia tv.. it gets 5 red blinks. so i send it to sony repair shop and check it and it shows it only got corrosion on screen connector.. i paid almost 15USD.. already 7yrs old tv
Hey bro i really wish i could have get my macbook pro to u since it give me a sudden shutdown and never came on back ....im way out of South America/Guyana🇬🇾
A counter question: Do you support Khalistan or India? Sardar Ji, have you noticed this is not a political channel, it a technical platform. So enjoy the repairs.
@@vinitsingh8962 Thanks for enlightening us that you are Rajput. But admit that on a technical platform asking pointless political questions are at least silly, and at most ….. ( fill-in the blank). We enjoy Al’s videos for his repair techniques, not political POVs.
@@xxycom8963 I want opinion of different people on different issues, even you can answer me and I would appreciate that. I asks questions that is for a responsible citizen and I think you and everyone else is in this list, so don't get offended by the question. Because you are also a part of the society. Thank you.
@@vgrepairs Usually the PCB fab house doesn’t charge for copper coverage. You are charged for multi layer stack up, very fine trace/space limits, microvias, controlled impedance, board size, etc.
Alex is a top notch expert (I'm the owner of the Xbox one s) glad i found your shop via UA-cam. I highly recommend them!
👏👏👏👏
Why didn’t you use the one year warranty from Microsoft ?
Unless you’re not the original purchaser
@@bamboozled9120 probably voided the warranty by openning it
Warranty void when opened it
You need to be much more careful next time take it slow. Just some constructive criticism for you none of us got it right the first time. The electronics are just so fragile these days it dosn't take much.
Knowing the story of the device did always help to figure out the problem
Your workload looks overwhelming. I don”t know how you keep all that stuff straight. Obviously you have a good crew that you can count on . I always learn something from your videos.
I work at a chain repair shop and we don't offer microsoldering in house but I wish we did. I love your videos!
That's my problem with 'most' repair shops, they don't repair they only replace the entire board.
But I do understand that finding experienced people in micro soldering and board repair is tough.
@@randomkitty2555 It's more complicated than you think and there could be many reasons why not to repair. One of them could be economical reason (it could cost more to repair than to replace broken part).
@@powerzx I don't think that filling environment with electronics trash will be considered to be a consequence of an "economical" choice by next generation. Have you any kids??? It is not a criticism to you: only an invitation to consider things from another point of view. Money is not evreything or some type of God...Regards from Italy.
@@randomkitty2555 no the problem is the expectation that a perfect candidate exists in the wild and will work for less money then they’re worth. Relatively few are doing what used to be common practice; training their own employees. Start looking for someone who knows the basics and will come in everyday and grow instead of looking for an expert who will work for less than they could earn independently. There are millions of ppl capable of learning this work who will never be given the opportunity bc of this one illogical concept that’s permitted business.
@@paolomonai9511 You clearly didn't understood what I said. I explained how this business works. I didn't say anywhere, that it is good to make more trash.
It is not about the particular device. Your method is genius! You are GOLD!
Big thank you, I had a Xbox one s I bought to repair a HDMI port...
Fix it and did a total cleaning... After the cleaning the console, it stopped
working... After running across this video I thought "Hmmm, this sound interesting
and a lot like my problem." Yep, after tearing it back down , I found the broken
traces... This unit sat for over two years, in a storage box... Thanks to you, I was able to
fix it and am now enjoying this unit... Thanks....
Honestly I've never seen anything like this I've been following you for a long time but the mix between advice on how manage customers and the issues as well as the repair teaching ♥️Alex.. Big boss and team thank you so much ♥️🙏you guys are amazing and do such great work
Thank you for putting these criteria into words. I have been wanting to post almost verbatim to what you just posted here, so you just covered my sentiments as well. Fred
I do not understand electronics at all, but this is so satisfying to watch every time, thank you!
Awesome work! I really hope I never have to use your service, but if I do, I know I'm in good hands!
Your repair shop is a Big Power House for electronics patients. Very nice. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
You are one man with very stead hands Alex. When I take chances with bigger components than the ones you deal with it's a nightmare
Really enjoying your videos. Learning a lot about circuit repair.
Nice video, thanks!
Its always good to know the story behind a problem. This will let you get an idea or a solution immediately and helps most of the time. 👍 good job
I love watching this video definitely at night it's almost like AMSR it's just smoothing to hear you talk while you fix that
It looks like business is good for you guys. Also looks like you might need a bigger shop soon. Love your videos.
It's great to take part in your thinking process as you go along. Your assumptions usually take to the right conclusion. A testament to your expertise and experience that we see everyday. I love your repair videos, but I love your talks on business even more. Thank you for the effort! I might be late to watch your videos but I make sure that I never miss any.
Nice work as always brother, but I am confused, is your name Alex or Hussein ??
Hi Alex, you've done awesome work and I've learnt so many things from you. for learning purpose; could you please upload videos of unfixable circuits as well?
Someone has some real courage mailing a GPU in OEM packaging now a days. Don't work too hard Alex and family.
Yeah. Remember "All work and no play makes Alex a dull boy". Make time for yourself and your family too! Fred
Damn - jealous that yours was a simple fix. My on/off xbox one s has been one hell of a hole to dive down. It's now mine (customer doesn't want to pay for repairs) so I am just going to tinker when time is free. Three phase power rail is good. No short to gnd. All I can think of is Southbridge at this point. Trying to avoid a reball.
Love your channel... Very well explained as you investigate the damage and how you are going to repair it ... Just an idea for you... I play musical keyboards... Repairing them might be another service you could easily do .... Anyway keep sharing your work here on UA-cam .big thumbs flying high 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️
The X clamps are easy to remove if you don't try to do it like most of the videos I've seen online. The screwdriver should be twisted to between the upper and lower parts of the fork, not by levering against the board. :-)
Did you test playing a game to see if the original fault (shutting down mid-game) is still present? I can't imagine something that new has failed heat paste already...
Solder mask/UV light I learned something new ! Very nice.
amazing job...can't wait to start fixing things with comfort and knowledge. :).
If I lived next to your shop, I would be happy to come and do some housekeeping for you
Like a Dr's job. Great.
You have clearly shown the reasons for why a good digital camera is needed.
Without the camera those tracks would not have been found, I'm guessing ✋👍
its done under a microscope which can see these traces better than any digital camera except maybe those in an observatory
@@darudesandstorm7002 lol..thats what I meant, but my fingers didn't type what I was thinking...not to worry. I like watching the repairs and was not aware of the 'track pads' which, come to think of it are a great way to repair broken tracks. Some years ago I used conductive liquid silver which was brushed on to maybe join two tracks. I've only recently been made aware of the masking and using UV light to set it, so thanks for that. 👍
Big boss previously worsened it and you fixed it
Have you considered taking a break from UA-cam? Man if I was this backed up, I would put UA-cam on hold for like 2 weeks and just bust out most of these.
I mean it's all up to you, but I don't want to be selfish waiting for you to make a video when you have this much work to get done.
I enjoyed the video so much. An inspiration.
Nice video. Brother where are u from ?just curious 🙂
What video editor are you using to make your videos? Have you already sold something to Brazil? I am interested to buy a microscope ring Light like yours?...... tks for your videos thats helps me a lot.
بارك الله فيك
Big boss is very calm nature 😁
Oh, you've got MacBooks! *impersonates Louis voice* MacBooks!
more videos.. more more more.. Love your work from India.
This saves time and money over years
God bless you brother,
Just a remark, i think it would better if you stress test it before sending it back to the customer, peace be upon you.
Hi Alex .. There is test point TP5D1, V_3P3... I presume this should be 3.3v ... but i only got 1.1v, are this the correct voltage for TP5D1 ? Thanks...
other than youtube videos, where can i learn to do repairs like you? Where did you start alex?
Short, sweet, easy fix, don't want to watch all the time complicated videos. But I wanna see those boxes contents I hope we are going to see those in an unbox video.
Hopefully the thermal paste will stop it from shutting down while gaming if that was indeed caused by overheating. Good quick job though and good video.
Omg how many devices do you repair in a day and how much do you charge on average. I suppose your passion to see things working again helps you stay curious all the time about the repairs, otherwise for somebody who doesn't like this kind of thing this would be a nightmare.
You guys ROCK !
How much do repairs usually cost and how can I go about moving forward ?
Awesome work as always! 😄
Good job as always🔥
Quick Fix !! Happy Customer :)
that 1080ti is the same one you worked in video 2 days ago?
I have this problem as well. When I try and trouble shoot it I can hear the two power us noises but shuts off after. I did get it to work once but when I clicked it to reset it froze. Tried to turn it on again and it went back to the problem. How can get you to fix this for me?
Why the heck do they have to make the traces so narrow. I never understood that. Maybe it saves on copper usage?
How come you don't use conductivity ink pens to replace a broken circuit - instead of wires - just curious
Another good fix but I noticed big boss pulled the cable out after testing instead of shutting it down
i do that all the time hahahaha.. funny nothing bad happen yet
@@JassonQuill why do u do that why not just poweer it down
Great video! I got a question, how do you "get rid of the glare"?
Probably some type of optical filter, like a daylight filter gets used on a camera, I am assuming. Fred
Nice job and video like always
U the man I wished u lived onnthe east coast
I wish that I will work here one day😁
Great, nice repair!!
Hello, I was wondering if it is always going to be an issue with the motherboard when an Xbox does that; turning off immediately? or could it also be the power supply?
My Series S does that.
Did you figure out what the problem is mine is turning on then right off too
Inspiration!
what about shutting off after it heats up? does it still do that?
uve heard of mask mandate but have you heard of solder mask mandate??great work.a small needle nose plyers is good for un doing them x clamps
I had the same issue where is would instantly shut of, when I sent it to get fixed, it came back with a shorter power cable and it was formatted, not sure why.
Sometimes when xboxes shut off immediately or after about 30 seconds it's due to a failing hard drive.
Mine starts up an shuts off also. How much to fix normally.
Great fix, just curious: How did the xbox fail in the first place before customer opened it? hmm.
Overheating likely. Probably just needed a clean and service.
@@mikeycrackson Overheat..hmm maybe yes.
Alex time for another site / size upgrade my man 🙏🏻🙂
good job
great job
Can I send Xbox’s to you to fix lol if so how much I have two one powers on for about 5 mins with no signal. Then my other one got a lil bit of soda spilled right in between the fan and the disc drive
I always put some tape in the motherboard near the X clamp holes on the xbox to avoid cutting traces, is very easy to happen, once had a 360 the screw driver just jumped to whenever it wanted, luckily it scratched one part the of pcb which had to traces, and no components, was very lucky, is very dangerous to remove x clamps
People need to purchase extended hardware warranties on their game consoles. Y’all are tiring this man out !
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
I'm a welder now I would just got by another one but this one sentimental to me
Good eye bud
Could you fix my Xbox it’s stuck on a green screen
I got a Xbox series s. That needs HDMI repair. All the connection are broken off. I open it up just went as far as to see the HDMI connector.
My Boss told me once, that a watercattle and a sugar jar has nothing to do on a working bench! Don't you have a kitchenette corner ?
WaterCattle= water Buffalo???? I don’t see any cattle around. Ohhhhhhh you must mean kettle. Got it. By the way, you were a lowly worker ( like most of us), Alex here is the boss. See the difference? Sholom.
That's why I'm always using a plastic card
, even few plastic cards if needed to not damage any components or traces 😁
also pretty common repair for og xbox where capacitor has leaked and traces have rotten away 😅
Can u make a video of ur workshop
So many repairs sent in , can the boss clone him ?
you should have been a surgeon :)
How much do you charge
If I wasn't in another country I definitely would take mines
Hope to see you repair the original issue of startup and shutdown in a future video.
He fixed the startup issue by repairing the pcb trace, and probably fixed the shutdown issue by replacing the thermal paste / pad. What more were you expecting?
do you ever fix PC power supply?
kekl
I also put flat head in between to loosen, then I just pinch with fingers and pull up. Never get any scratches
Buy an Xbox 360 x clamp removal tool. I used to use all kinds of methods for years. The tool changes the game. It's only a couple bucks.
you need to organise your workplace :)
i have sony bravia tv.. it gets 5 red blinks. so i send it to sony repair shop and check it and it shows it only got corrosion on screen connector.. i paid almost 15USD.. already 7yrs old tv
Fantastic price
Jeez someone must have sneezed while taken the screw driver to the board
Hey bro i really wish i could have get my macbook pro to u since it give me a sudden shutdown and never came on back ....im way out of South America/Guyana🇬🇾
Still no amd graphics cards are not coming in for repair.
I've been told that before I changed a chip because they said to online now nothing works. Dont do it
Great video man👍,
Just one question, this time - who do you support, Israel or palestine?
A counter question: Do you support Khalistan or India? Sardar Ji, have you noticed this is not a political channel, it a technical platform. So enjoy the repairs.
@@xxycom8963 and also I am not a Sardar ji, I am a Rajput that's why I use Singh.
@@xxycom8963 and also I am openly against radical ideology.
@@vinitsingh8962 Thanks for enlightening us that you are Rajput. But admit that on a technical platform asking pointless political questions are at least silly, and at most ….. ( fill-in the blank). We enjoy Al’s videos for his repair techniques, not political
POVs.
@@xxycom8963 I want opinion of different people on different issues, even you can answer me and I would appreciate that.
I asks questions that is for a responsible citizen and I think you and everyone else is in this list, so don't get offended by the question.
Because you are also a part of the society.
Thank you.
Wow salam brother
That’s an awfully thin trace, considering the amount of free space on the board…
Why produce it using more copper per system? Thin traces work.
@@vgrepairs Usually the PCB fab house doesn’t charge for copper coverage. You are charged for multi layer stack up, very fine trace/space limits, microvias, controlled impedance, board size, etc.
Wow easy fix...
So I guess he mentioned he fixed that 1080Ti from another video? kinda anticlimactic
Easy fix for today