HP Laptop No Power - Troubleshooting Short circuit - Watch component blow on camera

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• EM

  @em0_tion · 5 years ago · pinned

  Another great episode of my favorite TV show. 😁👍 That ugly cap has been bugging me ever since <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBAn2Ck8GeE&amp;t=117">1:57</a> 😠🔥

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• PE

  @peterdeacon4628 · 4 years ago

  It&apos;s amazing how fast time flies when fault-finding in electronics.

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• KE

  @kevinm3751 · 3 years ago

  Its irritating to me these companies are not forced to release their board diagrams. So many people want to just virtue signal about caring for the planet or more likely they are ignorant to the fact these boards end up polluting landfills only because we cannot fix them. If we had a way to read what does what on these boards the likely hood, they could be repaired goes up by at least 80%! Something here needs to change, and more people need to be onboard with the right to repair!

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• MA

  @Matt-tc6ys · 5 years ago

  I appreciate you uploading no fixes, helps us noobs understand the diagnostic route when dealing with tricky boards like this.

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• BR

  @brunozimmermann4550 · 2 years ago

  This is the real life in a repair shop. Sometimes the equipment fool us. Thanks for sharing.

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• MI

  @misfortune5007 · 5 years ago (edited)

  The whole video I was looking at a cap that was bothering me and looks like it&apos;s cracked or something. It drove me nuts.

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• MR

  @mrBDeye · 4 years ago (edited)

  This is like watching an operating room procedure performed by a skilled surgeon. &nbsp;Thank you for allowing us to see how it is done.

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• PA

  @pappakilo3965 · 3 years ago

  One of your even more amazing fixes! Your thousands of hours of hard precision work really shone through

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• BR

  @brado426789 · 5 years ago

  When I do stuff like this it is real hard to give up, even if it is no longer cost effective to repair... I respect your ability to say &quot;No Fix&quot; and move on.... &nbsp;I need to learn from you on that I think. &nbsp;:)

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• MA

  @maryjaneevadiamond6359 · 4 years ago

  I think your work is amazing. Some of the process you use today were simply not available when I went through college, and I totally respect the new advantage processes I&apos;m learning. I think your skills are spot on, to the point, and well equipped to get it done the best way possible. If you say it&apos;s a no fix, after learning what all you go through here, I more than respect that. It&apos;s not time effective.

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• JU

  @juliankasuk47 · 9 months ago

  I became a phone technician by watching pro technicians repairing smartphones from diagnosing and troubleshooting step by step and finally problem solving. I also learned the different components and their functions on the mother board. &nbsp;I&apos;m an accountant in profession but doing electronic repair is something I love to do during my free time and it&apos;s part of my hobby. &nbsp;<br><br>I now have a broken laptop that couldn&apos;t power on, and the repair shop charges me a sum of money to get it fixed. So I was thinking of trying to check it myself. If anything, I can do it before handing it to the repair shop. <br><br>Thank you for the educational video. ❤

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  @noblesurf5849 · 4 years ago

  Respect brother. I have toiled the internet for years looking for you. It doesn’t get any better.

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