Packard bell easynote laptop, no power , motherboard repair 

I don't if the laptop repair are so easy like that or you are a super master repair. When I see your videos I feel as I'm a pro but in fact I'm just a beginner or less. Thank you for teaching us this, I'm very thankful to you.

I have watched many of your videos over the last few days and found them very informative. This video is one of the best as a learning experience for a relative novice! Thanks very much!

"This 2 amps go some were" you fix laptops like a boss i like your videos and i learned a lot from you thank you.

extremely helpful , thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience

You are very good in what you doing, I love watching your videos.working for 10 years with electronics like laptop etc.but I wish you could teach me more.you are a genius

You surprise me every time. You are the best of the best. Thanks

Thank you very much for this video! I've learned new things!

Amazing and professional. Very nice information. Thanks! :)

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I've seen many of your video's past weeks... Like em a lot. I think it's fun to share knowledge. I like your setup with the meters OSD,personally not fond of the auto mute on the mike. Awesome trick you got there with the lighter fluid... Maybe a FLIR camera (infrared) would be even better... It's very cool to diagnose electrical systems with IR.

Excellent video!!! Sorin Guru.

Good video, nice diagnostic job 👍

you are a cool bro you learn something new every day

شكرا على المعلومات القيمة Thanks for the knowledge sorin

Thanks for the great video! I have the exact same laptop but mine is dead after a power surge, the power brick also died. Will i be looking at the same caps you did in this video or might the problem be somewhere else. Wish we had people like you fixing laptops in South Africa. Keep up the good work!

nice one... i love the way you work..

You are amazing my guy. One day i will be able to subscribe as i learn new things and your skills are just too good. inspired

Thank's to your amazing knowledge....

Great repair.

Thanks for this interesting short detection method

amazing man.

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Nice work ,thx

all the best, thank you ...

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10uf 25V cap, in this case, PC178. These particular caps, 10uf 25V, seem to be a very common fail point, and are used on practically every voltage rail in the Packard Bell, and Acer, laptop. In this case, there are 4 of these, in parallel, right together, on the B+ feed into the +CPU_CORE dc-to-dc converter. Nice video, thanks !

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Very good teacher , and very helpful videos ... I have a Packard bell laptop too , I needed to replace a cable which operates the touch pad , sadly I plugged in the replacement short cable in upside down and it sparked and blow up , now I have no power , and it will not switch on at all , my question is would I simply replace the connector part the cable plugs into on the motherboard , or would I have blowed something else more important i.e. The CPU or power supply , there are no visible signs to it exploding , but I am not sure what I need to check with my multi meter ??? Many thanks

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This man is a pro

Thank you very much for your teachings. Would you please help me on how do I properly replace a mosfet with a wire

Thank you SIR

What liquid do you apply to the board, light petrol or alcohol.....Thank you for this Video. This is the best RU-vid channel.

I love your teachings on laptop repair particularly. My Packard bell easynote te11hc is dead for 12 months now. When it is powered on, it stays on only for about 8 seconds, no display and then shots down. I watched your video and was not sure of any hot components. Am not sure what I did, then when the charger is connected the graphic chip area becomes very hot. How can I rectify that? Frank from Cameroon.

Ur the best 🙌🙌🙌🙌

when using a power supply what volts you have it on when you test the motherboard for amps on the battery connector?

Thank you for this Video. This is the best RU-vid channel. Where is you Workshop? I'm come from Austria and see every Videos.

Legend

Sorin what power supply do you use? What features would you recommend in a power supply.

hello, use a little water to clean for this kind of dust.. and heat to dry.

Do you use any anti static tools at all

Hi, Sorin, I am a big your fan and I made a some tests on my board with this methot. When I plug power through the battery pins I burn the super IO chip and power managment chip. I dont understand whats wrorg. I made it like you. My board is from Asus x70. Plug a 10 v.

Awesome...

Help am having a problem with my parkab bell mx52 when you plug in the power pack it blinks the fan also blinked to spin it's charging but when I press the power button it does the same thing when I continue pressing the power led lights up I check the USB ports there charging but The fan doesn't spins no display nothing

nice video and amazing i just want to ask that the same 12v from lab supply you apply to battery connector to find the short?

Packard bell when I connect 12v on the battery connector it takes 2.2amp and pc97551-vpc it’s a chip which is getting very hot,what u suggest isit a chip faulty or do u have any other solution to this?

Salut Sorin, imi poti spune cum se numeste substanta care a tradat temperatura acelui SMD? Multumesc anticipat!

Great .

is the 3.3v on the first pin of the bios chip or the first pin of the starter chip

00:22:25 "Yeah, Sorin the cap butcher"

Great explanation thank you sir. Now i know how my laptop work. So how do i send my laptop to you sir.. my acer has no light but the display and the picture is there.

Hi I am working on one of these exact laptops. The customer says it went pop and will not power on. I looked at the charger cable and it does look like it has shorted. Upon opening the laptop, I can confirm the board is receiving 19v. nothing appears to be getting warm. However we have no lights and the power button is doing nothing. Is there any steps I can take to confirm the fault, or am I right in thinking after a charger short the board is beyond repair.

I'm curious about how much voltage do you apply in finding/heating the shorted one. Is it ok to use the voltage output by normal PSU? or do I need to have a variable voltage/current supply?

the way you removed the cap, like a dentist removes the tooth :)

nice.

i have an easynote laptop but it takes ages to boot up, power lights come on but screen remains black for between 10 -30 minutes but then boots up, someone told me it is a motherboard fault but surely the easynote will either work or not. Any ideas please ?

good

When you say you put amps where you connect and do you set your power supply to 19 volt and what about amps?

What liquid do you apply to the board

man can i ask you something,how can i put amps to detect shorts if i dont have this tools as you,are my laptop charger enough to diagnose that hot thinks in our board

They still have a Packard Bell - WOW

I repaired a $150 Tcon board from Samsung 65 inch TV this way. .

packabell super laptop

daca te rog poti sa vorbesti si despre sursele cu pin de identificare, la modelele mai noi sunt, cum functioneaza, sau daca poate fi simultata tensiune de identificare de pe o sursa externa, multumesc !!

@7:58 you set 12V 2A on your bench power supply. As you don't know which is + and which is - on the battery connector, you put the - of the power supply on the GND of the USB port, then the + of the power supply on one of the two battery connectors. As the power supply outputs 0.1A, you say it's a short, so that battery connector is - Why?? When you short the power supply, it should output 2A (current limit set on the power supply), not 0.1A!

What is this fluid?Name?

just a smd capacitor :) thank you

What's the difference: linear power supply vs switching power supply There are two main designs for the DC power supplies: Linear DC Power Supplies and Switching DC Power Supplies. The traditional linear power supplies are typically heavy, durable, and have low noise across low and high frequencies. For this reason they are mostly suitable for lower power applications where the weight does not pose a problem. The switching power supplies are much lighter, more efficient, durable, and have limited high frequency noise due to the design. For this reason, the switching power supplies are not suitable for high frequency audio applications but are great for high power applications. Other than that, these two types are pretty much swappable for various applications, and they cost about the same to make. Switching power supplies are used more broadly nowadays than linear power supplies, we have seen some online seller saying that the switching power supplies are not suitable for plating (electroplating) or ionization, it is misleading and not true.

What is petro that you keep putting on the motherboard

Hello sir please I need your help ,I have this Packard bell laptop its keep going off just some few minute after its boot to the desktop .the machine does not over heat ,sir please I need your help ,anyone who has com across this fault please advice me on what to do thanks

if i dont have light petrol can use alcohol

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Sözlüğümüzün yerine ne taktınız

C:\>This video: is very very helpful, thx a lot SORIN

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Pity the diagram is not readable

Esti roman?

Do you have an email i can contact you through

It seems so easy until I try it myself 🙇🏻‍♂️🥴

hello try schematics for 10$ or 5$ points to test whole board in one test.

looks like pineapple juice

what is there not to like. and no schematics.

You use 19V and 2-3A power supply. I'm getting a power supply with 15V and 1A limit (3in1 rework station 853D - www.amazon.com/dp/B00Y09MJ7Y/ref=sr_ph_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1502956336&sr=sr-1&keywords=853D ). Would that be sufficient or too low to power up a laptop? Thanks again for all these great videos.

thank you

What is this fluid?Name?

thank you