God bless this guy, he's literally the only one who can explain motherboard repair on youtube. No one else is fit for the job.

i literally feel like i own you money now // best explanation ever man !!

Please continue .. this was the best explanation i have ever seen. Thanks alot man

I have never got any body to explain it like you do. Thank you for your generosity. God bless you abundantly, Engineer.

Glad to see that someone is taking the initiative to teach board repair systematically free of cost......thanks a lot

I dont care if this is late. This dude is awesome. Very well explained and detailed.

Yeah adam is about the best teacher on Utube by far, his voice is so clear easy to understand for me, I am 70. All the best from Ireland,

Amazing. In 2 years I wasnt able find anyone explaining so clearly electronics repair as you did. Thanks a lot.

Wow, the Buck converter: never heard it explained better.... Thanks Adam, much better than the other arrogant KZfaq posters.

The amount of epiphanies I had in this video are striking. Everything started coming together, thank you so much!!!!

I have literally graduated from electronics and networking LONG AGO, about 2004, but i never heard better, explanation on almost anything you ever bring on as a topic. You're pretty underrated channel my man. Like what the heck. I know it looks stupid, that i have no better work like looking on board repair videos friday evening, but i just found your channel few days ago, and as i am working as self employed tech support/computer repair shop, man, you rocks.

You are a genius man thanks for educating us across the World

Dear author. Over the past 2 years I have searched a lot of tutorials on this matter and each time I gave up as the teachers seem to lack any teaching skills. People in this field suffer a collective lack of empathy. I'm now 3 videos deep in your tutorial and I already know that I've finally found a guru. Please let me know how I can donate.

Everytime he says PPBUS_G3H I hear Louis' voice in my head ... (Louis Rossmann)

I've been trying so hard and searching for videos on KZfaq for freaking years to learn this type of thing and I haven't really had any luck anywhere because nearly every video confuses me in some way or another. I've learned more in this sub 18min video than I have in many many hours of other videos on KZfaq. You have no idea how much I appreciate you doing this series. Thank you so much.

Excellent presentation !

I'm totally new to electronics yet I finally understand why coils and capacitors are used , This video is what I was looking for since a long time . THANK YOU !

You have the best tutorials on KZfaq about this stuff. It's a shame you don't have a million subs cuz you deserve it!

Graham would have to be one of the best teachers i have come across on KZfaq. I started working as a tech at my local IT shop and his videos have given me a lot of confidence and understanding when it comes to troubleshooting hardware issues. I definitely recommend watching all videos in this playlist as every video is full of great tips. Thanks Graham!

I cannot thank you enough, your tutorials are a literal diamond mine here on KZfaq. I have learned so much and been able to almost immediately replicate the teachings because your explanations are so clear + consise. Thank you again!

You explain this better than Louis Rossman!

love the explanation. very thorough translation from theory to practical love this channel

Wow , I’ve watched a TON of electronic courses and this by far, is some of the best explanations I’ve ever seen !

Great explanations! I've learned bits and pieces from other channels but your explanation that pulls together the theory, schematic and physical view on the board, along with the method to get from one to the other via naming is by far the clearest I've seen so far.

this is a good video to give a second watch because i was initially lost but i like how at the end you came back full circle to the actual board and showed these components having been sitting there the whole time. I literally know nothing about this stuff so I thank you for the videos.

Honestly you are a legend.. you have contributed so much by these Series....God Bless you Man👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

You explain electrical concepts incredibly well-much better than most other videos on KZfaq. Subscribed!

Very well explained.It was my first time on your channel and certainly loved it.Please keep up with your good work adam.

He is genius guy. Very humble looking guy. Good on you. Those who know the knowledge they don't want to explorer to others because they want to take their skill in the hell section.

Excellent instruction! You're a natural at teaching. Bravo! 👏🏻

Graham thank you so much for the great explanation and structure of your videos. I call this generosity!

Best explanation of a buck convertor I've ever heard !

You are simply awesome man. I would pay for your course if you should do any. I've searched the internet far and wide for stuff like this and NEVER found any. Thanks a million!

Reading other lessons on buck converters, I understood the premise and the way transistors work, but this video allowed the pieces to click when you explained how the varying voltage ratios allowed for the coil to output a different A/C current into the capacitor which straightened it out, also help me get a better understanding when you mentioned how there was a drain for the excess from the coil.

I hope you get more subscribers man , as a graduate electronics engineer you actually did very well in linking theory with practical design aspects of PCB design !!!

thanks for a great use of boardview, DMM, active logicboard, & explaining this!

Hi mate, you alright? How can I get you a coffee? You're helping me a lot into my attempt to build a career out of this. You can't believe how useful everything you explain is.

you are very talented and not selfish to keeping this knowledge to yourself!

You Nailed the Duty Cycle explaination...Awesome...

Oh thank you for those videos, they are so clear and informative!

Amazing tutorial and easy to understand. Best explanation on youtube

You sir are awesome 🤟🤟 after watching these a few times to make sure I got it right in my head ima apply what I've learned to track down issue with a recent MOBO that was brought to me that fried my only FX CPU when I was testing to see if CPU or MOBO....

To the point description of mother board .excellent n clear voice. thanks for video

You are really good at this. Thanks for giving your knowledge out. Blessings.

I like this ground-level approach, others act more like magicians, where we see something done, but do not quite understand the underlying logic.

God bless this guy, explanation is clear as water. And he doesn't have an awful Indian accent that you can't fully understand.

Although my English is not at such a stage that I understand everything you say, I must say that your work is perfect and I feel unfortunate that I was a little late to discover you. Congratulation and keep on

Thank you for the lessons. You explain it very clear.

You are a real teacher, a repair master of the electronics world. Thank you very much! I am your student, actually I speak Chinese.謝謝你！😀

Awesome Explanation. Thanks very much Graham.

Awesome...keep up the good work, i enjoy studying boared level repair with your video mate!

I FINALLY understand voltage rails, Thank you! Here's a sub!

The best explanation ever! Bruh, you got the hang of teaching! 😎 Thank you so much!

Fantastic. Thank you. Very well explained.

Awesome thanks! I learned more in 17 min than a year at my school. haha not to old to learn cheers!

the best explanation i ever had. easy to understand ! thank you so much brother :)

Wow like your explaination, easy to understand!

Great explanation, very good teacher, thanks.

an amazing explanation on circuit diagrams thanks bro

love to see your videos .. this is truly great.!! love from India

very well said.. thank you for teaching it to us.. more power to your channel.. godbless

excellent teacher, well done!

by far the best

Great video, very informative.

You are a diamond on this webside

watching for fun, love it

happy to have found this have a thinkpad t440p that’s not turning on wanna see whether at some point I can figure out what causes this just for fun so far

Oh my God! Somehow youtube algorithm works and they recommend me your videos! These are some amazing 101 guide!! THANKS A LOT! Now i can better understand how to read these schematic and understand this buck converters!

the most delicious vedio i have ever seen in my life... thanks from Africa brother 🙏

awesome ! awesome ! your videos are precious thing that money cant buy ..

Great video again, thanks.

Very well explained - thanks!

Your Explanation was clear thanks for that man

Thanks man I know this is a old post but it is so formative. Defo learnt something today 8)

Wow excellent explanation. I understand so much more now. 🍻

Great tutorial ...... Bless you boss

MAY ALLAH KEEP U SAFE AND SOUND. I LEARNT A LOT IN JUST 2 VIDEOS OF YOURS. THANKS ALOT & LOVE FROM KASHMIR

Thank's alot. Nice explanation. I learned alot in this video.

Great explanation.

Thanks for best explanation!

Thank you so much for the great video.

Thanks a lot. So clearly explained.

Eye opening.

Great information , can you please make video on soldering, de-soldering, with hot air station and iron, with temperature settings, support from Australia,

Bro !!! Do a series on reading the datasheets for the ICs on the PCB

I'm truly lucky I'v found your videos

Fire! Thanks for the info

Hi Adam, Another exceptional video. Please could you advise where you find these schematics and what program you are using to pinpoint the dots to show how these components are connected up. So much appreciated. Thanking you kindly.

Very nice video, thank you.

Your student here.. Well explained. Thank you so much

Very nice

Very Useful... Thank you a lot...

well done THANK YOU

Thanks man. Great !!!

Brilliant video. Because of your channel I've been inspired into having a go at repairing a cheap Fujitsu laptop. The motherboard has burnt itself out by the + side mosfet on the buck converter for the 3 volt line. Its burnt a hole in the board where I think a capacitor (unrelated) was, but it's hard to tell because I only have a schematic and not a board view. I have ordered a good second hand motherboard online, but I'm concerned if I have a short on something else in the laptop which may have caused the burn out. Am I right in assuming that an overload on the 3v line wouldn't cause the mosfet damage upstream?

Thankyou..ve learnt so much

hi i am new learning with your videos , something that is not clear to me is where exactly the voltage is created whether in the integrated circuit or in the coils or how it is created. If it is not in the integrated circuit, what is the integrated circuit for?

dude, u r a legend

MANY THANKS FOR YOU

do you have video on repairing usb memory stick and external harddrive