Any one says easy fix there are just not serious about electronics. This man has a lot of experience and knowledge. It’s precision that makes the fix easy nothing to do with luck.

Everything's an easy fix if you have the right knowledge, experience and tools but no one gets them overnight. I love how concise and knowledgeable your videos are. Keep up the great work!

When the screen turns on, that smile of successful repair...😆...it's the pleasure of work, spectacular

Us long term viewers don't question your work. Don't fret over the negativity, cos those that question haven't had the experience of seeing how you've acquired the knowledge to work quickly and efficiently; to know what will work and what is impertinent. Everything I see straight up is always addressed further into your videos

I'm just seriously enjoying watching you smile my man!! It's 5am and I have 5 mobos from various manufacturers, all higher end products, i7 with GPU's that I put away for a rainy day and it's been raining. So I got the machines out the back of my storage and off I go to make a few $$ to feed the family hoping I get the quick fix you speak about in your videos...nevertheless I just want to thank you for your professionalism and more importantly in my opinion your enthusiasm and love for what you do for a living, it speaks volumes about your personality when you fix a device and your ear to ear my man, definitely inspired and a fan of your work my friend, may God bless you and your business and I'll be watching the next moments you share with us out here in the rest of the world. Thank you my friend!!

Resilient, stuck at it and sorted. Education, training and Experience. Left a plug out for the screen, we have all done it. Well done.

I like it!! It looks easy because you have learned from past experience and retained the knowledge! Great job.

I like what you said about knowledge. Most people don’t realize that the repair is actually the easy part. Acquiring the knowledge in first place is the hardest part and what we’re actually getting paid for.

It's so nice to see someone actually fix something and not just replace the whole thing. Great work!

Your job must be EXTREMELY satisfying and rewarding. You also seem to love what you do, as well. Good for you.

A masterful job as usual, thank you for your insite!

Das Vorgehen für die Reparatur ist an Geschwindigkeit nicht mehr zu übertreffen. Top Leistung !

In Last 6 months I have never missed one of your videos, and let me tell something I will never ever buy an Asus Rog 😅😅 more than half of your videos are about Asus rog. Keep up the great job.

I think what they are asking when it comes to more involved repairs are things like no power, no liquid damage or shorts. Like Alex has said, he has a business and once a repair gets to a certain threshold, it is not worth it. Not that the device couldn’t be repaired but time is money. Some people have a lot of time to dedicate to finding faults that are not obvious, some do not. Kudos to Alex for the knowledge he does have and the videos he makes. Most of the questions probably come from people who do not have the pressure of having lots of people waiting for a device to be fixed.

@NorthridgeFix

2 жыл бұрын

100%

@mulatiechekol4513

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

Nice fix Alex keep up the good work. To have scrapboards is the key to fix something fast.

We did it ❤, the most satisfying words after a successful repair 🤝

Niiiceeeee i dont know why im getting excited more than you when you do fix something.

God bless you and yours. Great video and insights. As my old boss used to say "It's called production"...

Love your stuff, i’m always on the lookout for more of your videos!

First time I’m subscribed to KZread channels very informative thanks

That feeling at The end of Work , when you have repaired the Laptop . Best feeling to be proud of yourself. Greetings and salutations

Everything I see straight up is always addressed further into your videos 👍👍👍👍😘

I could sense big boss was not around LOL. In the end good job, dedication to fans and a very big smile.

I love people who are actually good at their jobs

Excellent fix...I love it when you teased you were leaving all the solder balls =)

Your success line is always 'Yes, we did it!' Always celebrating your wins with others, you are so kind

Great fix ones again! keep up the great work and teaching us your knowlegde

Great job but it was not so easy i think. Its mostly about try and error and the need of much experience. You have got all of this. You are the best. Thank you for that video. Greets from austria

😁 You kept us waiting to see the confirmed fix in this one 🤣 Great job, thermal cameras are worth their weight in gold hey? Maybe it's time to invest!

another great Job.. big fans from indonesia

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us and thank you thermal cam

Another easy fix, for YOU well done 👍

I had an Asus ROG G 703 GXR that had the same exact problem. The fix was probably the same as on this one. But being that it was 2 years old already and I bought an extended warranty I got the $3799.00 fully refunded. I bought a new desktop gaming computer. This guy is simply amazing. A tech guru at repairs.

@Mojemoye

11 ай бұрын

How did you get the refund amount if you had an extended warranty??

Amazing job like always... "EASY JOB" ????? I can't believe that people can say that. Knowledge and exxperience , that makes an "EASY JOB" keep going like you do. no mather complaints. we love your job. Just a question ... You keep the original solder in the first mosfet... it's because the mosfet goes too hot or just to be faster reapair? it doesn't matters finally works , but was a diferent way to do that you always do.

Hehe the sarcasm in your "easy fix" is hilarious!! You are inspiring! Still have a commodore VIC20 and a VECTREX I need to work on and after that have a look at my own desktop PC which is having issues. Desktop won't reboot (have to do a hard shutdown and power on) and with a 2nd sata device attached it randomly locks up and/or bluescreens on me.

That mosfet looks like it has a crack going through it nice fix like always

I am really happy to know You. You are a serios and honest technician because no body believe that Fix something is Just take a measurement Here and there and You Will got the answer. Congratulaciones bro. 🤓👍

they complain because they're jealous, im jealous too, but i don't complain i hope one day i can achieve you're level, you have mad skills you;re work is outstanding

You did a great job watching you from Beirut 😊😊

Your work is very professional ways bro keep rocking bro 👍👍👍

Thank you for sharing your precious knowledge.

Loved the game of fixing…..! Played very well 👌

Hello alex Looking at you, everything seems easy You are the best

Master tech at his best. Keep it up 👍

great fix alex .. knowledge and best tools are the secret ...great to watch video ... can big boss not make a video on a fix ??

Something to increase the quality of the videos, which are already excellent, is doing what you've done a few times in the past - include a "what did we fix and why" summary at the end. I know when I go through a repair I review the list of things I all did to see what I can improve moving forward.

@HazeAnderson

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea but editing that in can be time consuming --- what Alex needs is a full time video editor ...

@MBrulla

2 жыл бұрын

@@HazeAnderson It's actually really easy to do. As mentioned, I do it after every repair - just look at my notes and walk through what I did. No doubt the editing of the videos as a whole is time consuming, though.

You are a great Tech and confidence is proof of that.

I just bought a asus rogue should I be worried lol . That was crazyfast work .couldn't stop watching .

11:53 The sarcastic humor gets me everytime XD

hello alex i appreciate ALL ur videos

I don't like art, but the way you're fixing things and soldering is a beautiful art in my eyes.

@matthewharris2264

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean you don't like art? Who doesn't like art??

Yes, sometimes we forget to plug something in. Job well done.

Knowledge is power.. 💯

We’re going to leave it like that with the solder balls popping all over the place😂😂😂 I love you man 👌

Excellent work

An other great video 👌very smart repair 👏👏👏

The more you practice becoming knowledgeable, the luckier you get. Great video!

Master Alex love it the work

May I ask where you are from originally ? I've been trying to guess as i went to school here in the UK with someone who was from Ukraine , as well as several other east european countries , I started school in 1959 and , like you , once I discovered computers i resolved to learn how they were put together and what to do when they went wrong . Never got into circuitry to the level you do though and it fascinates me watching your work .

nice fix , excelled job

good job mate.

The power of a Thermal Cam 💪💪💪

Good video and info thanks.

Nice,, Can you tell me what is digital multimeter you use? Thanks,,

Sometimes after power has been removed from a board for a while, it will power on and off multiple times to train the memory when you reassemble. Especially when there is a lot of ram.

You so happy after avery repair

After watching your full video, when I come back, I suddenly remember that I did not press the like button. When I went and saw it, it was already done 😀😀😀🙏🙏

Can you explain how diode mode works and how you can find shorts? Does your multimeter beep when there is a short or you can tell when there’s a short because of the reading? Where do you get schematics for laptops or any device? Thanks in advance.

Knowledge is power!

Good job the problem in laptop repair is the ICs we need a lot of motherboard to replace dammaged ICs

thank you..for the video...keep safe always sir

Absolute genius .

Sir im your subscribe from the Philippines im enjoying to watching you on how fix all the electronics and i learned alot from you can i ask ang question do have on line Trining? Cuz i want to learn more im ah newbie in this knd of fixing in electronic

Hey , what is the website you get your SMB reading and schematic ?

well done!!

great video , thank you

If a donor board wasn't available is that chip available for purchase? As a novice hobbyist, I am addicted to your channel.

as always very good

It would be nice to see a multimeter screen also when you are measuring mosfets and stuff.

@martinoshadow8884

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, would be awesome.

there you have it, this is just for you all none believers!!! Great job!!! 😁

Tengo el mismo problema , ya voy a revisar más minusiosamente la tarjeta

Where do this other mainboard come from? Is it just for take parts off or did u need repair it aswell?

Great video! I’ve had one of these laptops for repair and after finish repairing I had to test it but did not have a working screen . Just like any other laptops I would test for working signs but this laptop would light up and then shut down over and over again. I kept scratching my head until I got a screen and plug in the lcd . Turns on these specific Asus does a check for the screen at startup and if there’s not one they would shut down . I can only imagine how many mother boards were tossed aside for no power when it could’ve been the screen yikes

Thanks Alex! But can you show us on the screen while you are using meter reading! I mean not on the bench but on the video screen at the right or left corner if possible.

@nikhilspn

2 жыл бұрын

i need too

Alsalam Alykom you are amazing

Your awesome 💪🏼👏

Very good!

I usually do repairs for free for friends and family but watching your videos I'm thinking I could make a career specializing in Asus gaming laptops.

nice fix

Very good job 👏 👍 👌

شكرا

Man i wish i have your knowledge.

Sir i just notice that even though i watch most of your videos, i did not saw any repairs on iphone 11 and above. I’m just curious how you repair the double stack mother board in the iphone. Hope that you understand my comment and sorry for bad english sir.

I hope you send Asus a Christmas card every year and thank them for all the business.

where does he put the other probe and which probe is it while testing the mosfet gates at the beginning?

Show the multimeter also how you set on beep or Dc voltage

thermal cam came in clutch there

You should create and merch T-Shirts with "Easy Fix" on them :D

Good Job

How long it takes to fix electronic like you do