Zhuo Mao ZM-R6200c for Macbook Pro logic board repair, 2011 GPU issue 820-2915

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@rossmanngroup 6 лет назад

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@tonyfondacaro1980 6 лет назад

Love your videos man. It's like a cross between Zen computer repair and motherboard-porn.

@BeeTee69 6 лет назад

I wish i saw your videos earlier man! Thanks for being a nice guy on youtube :) I was wondering if replacing the chip the correct way (your way) does provide for a durable solution? Or will the bad design of the motherboard eventually make the macbook fail again? Currently im on the fence of either selling my faulty 2011 pro and buying sth new (second hand) or having a replacement of the chip for about 250 euros. Im low on budget... Grts from Berlin

@winston_vanderbilt_ll 5 лет назад

Who is Zhuo Mao?

@ecmorgan69 5 лет назад

Love your work! I learn a lot watching your stuff. Thanks for sharing your hard-won experience and knowledge!

@MichaelWashingtonAE 5 лет назад

Are those gpus still available new?

@CharlieQ7400 4 года назад

When you're so bored you end up Watching a Louis Rossmann repair video from 5 Years ago.

@MilenkoAdventure 4 года назад

Hahahah lol long even hour. :-[]

@Zyrithithrall 4 года назад

It's both good, as in seeing how he's changed and his methods, and just nice noise to have in the background.

@ThomasGabrielsen 4 года назад

Haha, same here! I like Louis v.2014 though.

@kennyj4366 4 года назад

Yes lol gawd

@HappyBeezerStudios 4 года назад

5 years? Greetings from Monday morning at 6 am in 2020

@peyn8 4 года назад

6 years now, and still enjoying these videos on safe distance...

@peyn8 4 года назад

@Blank Gaming fucking apple, full of shit inside and out!

@bhoot1702 3 года назад

I'm having Anxiety just watching the whole process. And if I perform the task than I will probally piss my pants on the spot

@myriadtechrepair1191 3 года назад

@Gaming York yes they can, some do

@Morjesta 8 лет назад

Best part at @55:00 that moments that really tests your patience...

@CodeAsm 8 лет назад

+Morjesta! Its the funniest part :D

@hurtadoa1 6 лет назад

I started scrolling through the comments to see if anyone said anything! Not disappointed.

@SeersantLoom 6 лет назад

Strong is the Murphy's law in that one.

@DavoidJohnson 5 лет назад

Go back to 22.00, 23.07, 46.28 and 49.20 .Watch how Louis potentially sets himself up by placing the coil of solder in a way that guarantees it will fall at some point. But switching off the machine? That's not right.

@Nebbia_affaraccimiei 5 лет назад

i laughed so hard ahahahah murphy is always right.

@Repair-Bonding-Solder 9 лет назад

Great Job with Our ZM-R6200C ! Thanks for your support to our Zhuomao Factory. We try best to produce best BGA Rework Stations for customers.

@OurDailyMeme 5 лет назад

PCB Rework & X-Ray Inspection, LCD Repair Machines :)

@pmcgee003 4 года назад

55:00 See the death-defying suicide leap by the roll of solder, onto the power-outlet of DOOOOOMMMM, just in time to *F* up the most critical part of the process. :thumbsup:

@ivangoubarevpascual4301 4 года назад

I don't even understand how is he even able to speak so calmly after that happened.

@RandomGuy-om1vy 4 года назад

Lol i fuck that fucking machine lol arrgghhh

@RandomGuy-om1vy 4 года назад

Mann i would be so pissed off

@hitznkoff4285 4 года назад

That was great.

@nurudeenmomoh4273 7 лет назад

As always , Louis you are the man. have been in the repair business almost the same time as you, which is around 2008 /2009. been solving problems on the mainboard, but other than that I needed more, and ever since I started going through your videos I have improved my services. thank you bro.

@TechSalazar 8 лет назад

I been addicted to your videos. I'm just watching one after another.

@peterpain6625 6 лет назад

Same here. Also learning a lot :)

@chillmahoool2805 6 лет назад

same ;)

@MrPlayDay 4 года назад

“Fixing a messed up GPU” Step one: put motherboard in the oven Lmao me

@garychap8384 4 года назад

I know rite? Also... shud use moar hammer!

@willliu3025 4 года назад

i did thaat.. i got popcorn for watch netflix.. lol

@vasylsky9486 3 года назад

Especially with microwave also in the frame

@duanebishop1702 9 лет назад

Easy solution for aluminum tape adhesive, naphtha. Aka, Old-school Zippo lighter fluid. Grab a bottle form any local gas station/mini-mart. It will remove just about any petroleum product and doesn't leave a stain or residue. It evaporates quickly, but not too quickly. Good stuff.

@xXFIREWIREXx 9 лет назад

Its 4am and i have a job interview at 9am. Inevitably i have ended up in a youtube rampage. It has culminated in your video. laughed alot. Really enjoyed your approach. I can relate to the way you work. "goog is great, perfection is shit" hit home. I agree, although i am a perfectionist. Subscribed.

@rossmanngroup 9 лет назад

xXFIREWIREXx Thank you! I can't think of a single job interview that went well over the course of my life, which is why I am here working for myself. Good luck.

@xXFIREWIREXx 9 лет назад

Louis Rossmann Oh and i got the job.

@rossmanngroup 9 лет назад

You are luckier than I! Great news.

@ranysaba1706 8 лет назад

+Louis Rossmann is he? So far the best that happened to me is getting fired - kinda - from my previous job :)

@garrygemmell5676 8 лет назад

+Louis Rossmann You never make any decent money working for someone else....unless you are Steve Balmer! >;) Top call on the perfectionist issue! Just spent an afternoon watching your vids when I should be fixing a crashed Quadcopter! lol

@madspoulsen4243 4 года назад

damn that was epic when the solder roll fell on the machine breaker, turning off chip suction, throwing the chip into the alignment camera thingy. HAHA. What are the odds!!

@StormHawksHD 5 лет назад

"OH NO MY GYM CLOSES IN 40 MINUTES!!!" *Tells stories for the next 30 minutes*

@sriampojwalam4907 5 лет назад

It was leg day dont worry

@GWXerxes 5 лет назад

It's 2019 this is your reminder to buy oven mits

@PirateDest 3 года назад

ahmeher 2020 but 9 months in the future

@VengeanceLN 3 года назад

@@PirateDest 2021

@michaelsanders5815 6 лет назад

Louis, here's a great tip that might change your life. Get to know your dentist's toolbox. Micro applicators are q-tip or toothbrush like disposable cleaning tools that do not shed by design. It's been great for me in PC repair where contamination was a bad idea and cleaning or application was needed. There are hundreds of shapes lengths and firmness of bristle. You might also like tweezer scissors. Strong enough to cut thick "human mouth", braces wiring and holds while cutting in small delicate spaces. Lots of sizes as well.

@nestorwheelock1314 5 лет назад

I'll be talking to my dentist about giving me some of these to try. Thanks for the tip!

@pr0xZen 4 года назад

For those wondering (and I know there's plenty of them, most have at some point) why not just solder, wick, rework with the solder already on there with electronics. Electronics manufacturing use lead-free solder. Leaded solder is an environmental and personal-health nastiness. So industry has to use it. Lead-free solder work great in manufacturing applications, with the right solder bath setups etc. But, it's utter crap for reflowing, wicking and reworking (manually), once it has solidified. So when doing manual repair/reflow work, you gotta replace it with leaded solder, which is much more manual-work/-reflow friendly. As you can't just wish it all away, you do that by adding generous amounts of leaded solder to the lead-free one, wick away when enough to be decently wickable, add more, "rinse and repeat" if neccessary - progressively boosting the lead/leaded solder content of the solder "mix". Until the mix there is satisfactory, all leaded solder, or the component/pads/whatever are tinned but clean. Whatever your goal is. _Then,_ you can proceed working with it with good flow. This is why a fume extractor is important. Those fumes from the solder, especially the leaded one, is quite bad for you.

@jonathanbignall1198 6 лет назад

I admire your patience. I heard someone say recently "perfection is the enemy of good" or something like that. A job like this looks like a prime example; knowing when you've done enough and that it's time to stop is half the battle. Great instructive video as always.

@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 4 года назад

I learned to just leave things be a long time ago when I was an apprentice. I was told to chip the concrete away around a clay drainage pipe while the experienced plumber I was working with went to get the connectors to go onto the clay. "Be careful not to crack the pipe" I was told. After doing a perfect job of it and then waiting quite a while for him to get back I decided I'd just take a tiny bit more out, just to make it even more perfect. Crack! Right down the length of the clay pipe.

@kjm2002 7 лет назад

Your videos are fantastic Louis, I enjoy watching something with minimal edits and cuts and good lengthy footage really helps IMO - makes it feel much more honest and real, along with including any mishaps, makes me feel like I'm watching a real human and being taught from a real teacher. Keep up the excellent videography!

@shustemushte 8 лет назад

Lol... "Say AAAAA... motherboard! This is not electronics, it's a dentist" - An hour and twenty five minutes in and I still find it funny..

@rossmanngroup 8 лет назад

+Mihnea Manghiuc Thank you!

@briaunbreebree5364 8 лет назад

So glad you could find humor in your mistakes. Made me laugh silly! I think people could learn not only from your video but your attitude too!

@karlosp02 3 года назад

i admire how calm u can be at certain situations, wish i was like that

@choogxtv1627 5 лет назад

as i expected i really enjoy and learning a tons of knowledge from you louis rossman thank you so much....just to be honest i love watching your videos

@onlycodered 3 года назад

I’m never going to to anything like this in my lifetime but I really enjoy seeing how things work. Love your videos!

@R3loaded1313 5 лет назад

I really enjoy watching you because I'm learning fabrication SMD, tht myself. Teaching myself. You know what I mean when I say you have found a craft you care about so much that you have become a lifetime student. Your not overly cocky and you really do admit that your in a field that requires constant learning.

@aelaan12 5 лет назад

Today is July 15 in 2019 - I just noticed you published this on my birthday so you were working on Christmas Eve or around there. I have seen these contraptions and I am amazed you have one as well, these - to me - are magical like robots and I wish I lived in NY. But alas... Love your vids Louis.

@dieterbartels4423 8 лет назад

The Best! Louis Rossmann

@skyriderstrand1735 5 лет назад

As an aspiring it person this is the content ive been looking for. Amazing

@ebb2421 7 лет назад

reality repairs, "the more you mess with it, the more you mess it up" and excellence not perfection...great vids!!

@xeveniahdarkwind178 3 года назад

You're a True Artisan on cleaning and preparing the board.. thank you for sharing your knowledge and professional tips trick and tools of the industry and experience with us...

@scottfranson4215 4 года назад

2020 and your still FOR THE PEOPLE, Thank You for all you do .

@NailedDownClick 8 лет назад

I don't know how I found your channel but I don't think i've been this pumped to see someone involved in repair who follows logic, and top down problem solving. Landed over here from your flowing dead flip chip video and my god was watching the original Linus one frustrating because of just how much it wasn't backed by anything credible. Thanks for doing your work to spread information about mis-information ( wasn't sure how to phrase that sentence ha)

@dimitriostsobanopoulos7 4 года назад

Developed the patience during days long ago of fooling around with tiny parts. Great video series! Things like "Runing", almost spilled my coffee first time you said it and then showed it on display :D

@andiyladdie3188 8 лет назад

Nice job Louis, thank you for sharing with us!!!

@ernstrudolfhayward4078 6 лет назад

my comment might be allot late so here goes, i like the fact that you dont edit out stuff that happens like for instance the soldering wire falling on the switch, but still saves time by not including stuff to your videos like redoing the whole part on the stenciling. Awesome stuff you do man. Keep up the good work.

@nnnnikt 4 года назад

loved your perfectionism rant - thanks again for all your vids!!

@itsturtl3time 7 лет назад

Thank you for posting this video. I just purchased a Zhuo Mao 5860C for my shop and their is very little information available on BGA repairs for people with little experience.

@wongway40 2 года назад

im watching this today and its still funny listening to louis elaborating on the double entendres related to the chip procedures

@NortelGeek 4 года назад

11:25 From one entrepreneur to another, if you don't laugh sometimes, you'll cry. Thanks for the videos!

@Essentialsend 4 года назад

I watch your vids not primarily for the computer repair lessons, but for listening intelligent comments. thx my friend

@marcux83 4 года назад

Good so see how you upgraded your equipment and best practices in those 5 years since 😊

@RonaldBach64 5 лет назад

I am enjoying your video's so much, you are one heck of a technician, and on top of that very entertaining too!

@j-man6001 5 лет назад

Thanks for this! Very helpful, and thanks providing links to those supplies!

@nightfox6738 4 года назад

Im a software developer and don't have much experience with hardware but i've always enjoyed the low level stuff where you need to understand the hardware and I love watching your videos! Most people would probably be bored silly watching this process but I found it fascinating! This job would have been much easier on you without fumbling with the camera so I want you to know I appreciate the view! Thank you for recording this and uploading.

@toketwo 4 года назад

every programmer that asks himself, "how am I able to do this, and let this come out of it".. will one day seek the truth and know better. And when he's learning more about hardware level component repair, this programmer becomes a handy modern tech people would actually need

@Rafaelatff 8 лет назад

That video helps me a lot, thank you!

@vincentvalentine5900 5 лет назад

That solder falling on the switch is so hilarious! 😂😂😂

@JoniWagner 3 года назад

I LOVE the view of all the BALLS! Excellent Job, Man!

@lazzydays1904 6 лет назад

Man i love your videos straight to the point very explanatory love to work for you

@KingOfKYA 8 лет назад

Replace that cheap irons cable and it will heat up in 10-20sec. I personal was quite pissed when i found out this fact. They use Coperclad aluminim iin the cable that goes to the iron after you replace it with a good cable it works great and you don't have a shitty cable that folds up and does frustrating things. MOnoprice 24awg usb cords make great replacements:) the "data wires" aka small go to the thermal couple and the 2 "thick" ones go to the heater.

@derekzhu7349 3 года назад

I remember watching this while working my first job after graduation, this just reminds me how long it has been

@SAPLSMW 6 лет назад

"The only way to learn what you're doing is to screw things up." -Louis Rossmann If that's true then I must be an expert on everything.

@CDN... 6 лет назад

Thank you for the video , great job!

@HaiderAli-uj1kv 5 лет назад

Love your work Louis

@karlosp02 3 года назад

mindset this guy has is incredible!

@CaspianYuichiro 5 лет назад

Like the camera diss at 15:54 Just made my day

@rogerwalter2500 6 лет назад

"I'm in past , you are in future... " I liked that line

@gordhenschel1419 6 лет назад

New subscriber here. I've been learning a lot. Thanks so much and looking forward to more. - - - You mentioned that the adhesive on the Nashua tape is almost impossible to get off if you get it on your hands. Just FYI, I've never met an adhesive that won't come off almost any surface in 2 seconds using Zippo lighter fluid. Of course it's totally unsafe so be smart about it, but if you need to remove stubborn adhesive from a material that can handle it (e.g. glass), nothing works better and of course you can get it at just about any store that sells cigarettes.

@lis6502 3 года назад

One of few videos which i really enjoyed from the very beggining till it's end. It's nice to get back in 2020 to Louie with funny hairdo and convince myself again that we're dealing with not a technician, but someone who got solder running through his veins.

@adaboy4z 5 лет назад

There was a machine I used (can't remember the name of it) when I worked at Texas Instruments to assemble the board to the screen on Ti-81 calculators. It had the microscopic lens etc. I was straight out of High School. Great video!

@wsketchy 4 года назад

Random question but in America the main type of calculator seems to be this Texas Instruments type, no one uses Casio then?

@5dimensional 9 лет назад

awesome video, im hooked

@ojkolsrud1 4 года назад

He was only 26 in this video. It's impressive, I think, when young people own businesses, buy expensive equipment, rent a store, and so on. It's cool!

@MikeReiner 6 лет назад

It's amazing how slow these things are with those mechanical drives, I swapped out a 250gb Toshiba from a 2009 13" Macbook pro to an SSD and it feels like a whole new laptop.

@brendanhsu1 9 лет назад

Hey, great stuff once again

@feddora5776 4 года назад

I die of laughter every time he says balls on this video

@RandomGuy-om1vy 4 года назад

TheHolly Boi You should consult a doctor.

@cidsapient7154 5 лет назад

i used that tuniq for a very long time it is good stuff but funnily enough the last lil bit i had separated when i needed it so i used the cooler master stuff that came with the AIO i was installing and was pleasantly surprised almost a year later and temps still running the same as the day i installed the AIO

@gacherumburu9958 4 года назад

Thanks for the info!

@Max_Marz 3 года назад

The solder falling was such a great moment, glad I was paying attention right as it happened, hilarious. **deep breaths**

@pdc5210 3 года назад

*pulls it out the oven" "... if it gets to hot it will be destroyed "

@b.maguire3506 5 лет назад

Good Job! Thanks for This!

@andrewchristiansen8311 4 года назад

Am I the only one who noticed he released a video on not letting people spend holidays alone, and this was released December 23rd late at night? Way to make it productive man!

@cherrybacon9790 4 года назад

Concerning the MEK cleaning on the pads: Ive got good experience using medical non-sterile bandages. Very cheap and woven in a way that no fiber leaves the material when abused as a swipe. Just cut some cm of material, fold the cut ends inside and use as a cleaning tip either on tweezers or a needle holder if available. Everytime repeatable, clean results for me.

@chipper442 3 года назад

No matter how much you think you know, one can always learn......great tips. I’m sure seasoned techs probably watch as intently as someone like me who knows squat about working on computers.

@krishna34674 9 лет назад

you should get some of that blue anti static rubber matting for your desks or even some of those green self healing cutting mats.

@xmeda 8 лет назад

Infra-red rework stations like Ersa IR450, IR500 or most recent IR650 have advantage of perfectly aiming IR beamer just on the chip using apertures while not blowing other stuff around off (like small 0402 capacitors), which is what hot-air stations usualy do :). It also has semi-automated pull-of with suction and when the solder melts, it pulls the chip away quickly.. And btw those hoses sucking messy fumes at around 25min are heavily affecting the temperature profile.. which should be measured with some thermocouples. One placed on the bottom, one next to the chip and one directly on the chip.

@rossmanngroup 8 лет назад

the biggest challenge amongst all of this is finding chips that aren't bullshit

@issacehowardjr679 3 года назад

I'm 64 and I enjoy watching this stuff. No ones laughing at ya my friend. I'm more past than you. lol I enjoy your show. You could call them solder balls - solder beads.(11/12/2020).

@propabilityfpv303 6 лет назад

Louis every time you put a screw in while it's on you scare the hell out of me and I get PTSD from my first personal iPhone repair

@xeveniahdarkwind178 3 года назад

Thank God for you showing what a rework reflow repair desk should look like .. if it doesn't take your hardware and run the cluck away...

@jorgeleopoldocurberarodrig5315 5 лет назад

Hi Louis, I'm a computer enthusiast and a IT worker and I've been following your channel for a while. Love your work and Im pretty interested in it. I have a non working laptop (powers on, fan spins, but no image in the screen or via hdmi) and I want to repair it in order to learn and possibly include this service for my customers in the future here in Spain. The thing is the videos are quite long and you don't spend much time explaining techniques, so, if you admit suggestions, I think a series of short tutorials explaining techniques as microsoldering, desoldering, diagnosing problems, following schematics, sources or software for them and such could be a great value in your channel for those who want to enter in this world.

@piotrd.4850 4 года назад

Some things are gained only through trail-(trail-trail-trail-)-and-error.... others, are called education :) especially diagnosing problems.

@DENTERPRISES 5 лет назад

Thank you rossman

@Vinlaell 2 года назад

I love how he hit start and then says ruining instead of running

@williamcameron6796 5 лет назад

What a great show.

@Ed-ty1kr 5 лет назад

The silver Nashua tape is actually just duct tape. Used in air conditioning repair to seal joints in ductwork and other types of air gaps. The tape is also pressure applied. Meaning you use a squeegee, or a credit card, or something that you can apply pressure to adhere it. i know this from the days I worked as an HVAC repair man. Universal HVAC certified except I now refuse to climb in an attic to mess with an evaporator, since I live in Florida. I remember looking down at my temp sensor and seeing 160° F readings on a daily basis, in the summer. Dont become an HVAC tech kids. Worst job ever. Even I could only stand a couple of years in my younger days. BTW I enjoy your vids Louis. I learn something in every vid brother. Outstanding.

@jefferytownsend7787 4 года назад

Most professionals: It appears that there has been some improper work performed on this device. Louis: This machine has been fucked with by an idiot.

@DENTERPRISES 5 лет назад

Your tools are very good and in it

@kashshay3075 4 года назад

I really enjoy watching your videos u really make shit look easy

@johnm4962 4 года назад

Awesome video thanks!

@zsoltsator5433 6 лет назад

I really like your stile !! :-) Please keep up..

@jacobhn2 4 года назад

i use gravity to get most solder of the circuit board after removing the component, afterwards i use a hot weller vacuum cleaner, i also use glasses 1.5 or 2 it enlarge a bit, i can also recommend the camera in a phone. That with the camera is ok, I would probably try a heat camera too but then you probably can't see when the soldering goes together

@klinglerjh 6 лет назад

The metal tape is used to patch air leaks in duct work on HVAC and is heat activated and fire proof. That’s why so goopy!

@kennethconnors5316 4 года назад

spent 40 year repairing boards for mainframes and this bring back nightmares

@NeoMorphUK 5 лет назад

Oh my god.... that reel of solder and how you turn back to look at the camera had me laughing my socks off. Unless it was recorded NOBODY WOULD BELIEVE IT. Seriously, some things that happen are beyond insane. That machine must be afflicted with the “May you live in interesting times” curse. Louis, your videos have me laughing more than at some professional comedians.