Thank you for all this content and inspiring me to take up this skill instead of sending things to the recycling plant I can bring something back to life.

Visual inspection and diode mode measurements. Great video as always.

Most of us will try to fix, fail and tell the customer a chain of technological phrases, trying to get the customer to pay for a new board. Northridge Fix repair and ship it back to a happy customer.

Any Repairment's Videos you've posted always gave us some lessons sir.. thank you for sharing

Best tutorial I have ever watched on youtube. Bro you're HERO. Thanks for teaching the worl.

Rear opportunity to view the methods and skills of critically analyse and SMD repair work. Thanks for enable us to view and experience yours skills Alex!

Imagine if you bring it to other shop and then they replaced the whole screen but they only fix the fuse. Thanks to Alex we learn a lot from him.

I want to compliment you on your saying, it doesn't matter which of the two connectors for the screen... I like that.... Job well done....you nailed it big time..

Well done Sir. Your work is really neat and I really admire your skill.

This man is the lord and savior of electronics repair

Lenovo seems to be a good choice overall. My Lenovo ThinkCentre was manufactured way back in 2009, but it is still fast enough to watch a screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 at 60 frames per second. So there is no problem watching YT videos or NETFLIX at this resolution and fps, and also movies and TV shows that are 100% free at a website that I found. I bought the Lenovo as a refurbished computer. So it only cost $200 CAD ($157 USD). Anyhow, the CPU stays between 40 - 55 C temp, the GPU 38 - 50 C, and the SSD about 27 - 31 degrees C. Good enough for me.

Nice job it was really satisfieing and clean.

Many times an easy fix is the best fix! It gives more time to work with more difficult jobs

Thanks for the work you do to educate the world in technology, May the Almighty reward you abundantly.

Hi. I usually never comment anything on youtube what so ever. But i just wanted you to know my appreciation on your videos. I dont have any technical skills regarding your work, but i find your thought process and person amazing. Its just a great combination. So yea well. I wish you , your family - and obviously big boss the best

Awesome content, I'm really learning a lot when I go through these videos. Random question but how much would you normally charge for this repair?

Nice of you to start adding humor to your videos, keep it up

nice to see somebody like his job, can't fake that smile in the end of video :D

Nice work Alex. Sometimes you do get the easy ones, Hiroshima ones are interesting to watch as well.

Nice one Boss, always something to learn

another great information video.. not just ordinary but extraordinary info for me as DIY technician. i can learn more and more how to troubleshoot and where to start troubleshooting when something same like in the video.. thanks

Great work as usual my friend. Thanks for sharing

For reference if someone is going to replace your screen: Be sure you disable or connect your battery before disconnecting your display, it blows the fuse.

nice work,fast ,effective ,efficient

great job, sir it's great to see you dont have to replace the whole laptop just for the broken fuse 🤣

Thank you for sharing all your hard work, help us alot to learn. Quick question, i have lenovo x1 carbon, its not powering on, power button blinks 4 times, fan spins once but not turning on. Any suggestions. Thanks in advance

I've learn alot from you sir....Sandile from South africa

I wonder what caused that fuse to blow in the first place. nice find 👍

i always watch your vid sir Goodbless from Philippines

Guess what you saved me sir thanks so much for this masterpiece ❤

Can you please show how to test more components like capacitors etc. since I’m not sure whether I’ve been taught properly

Good job as always

Thank you!

Very good Job 👍🏻

Awesome job bro keep rocking bro 👍👍👍

The fuses are even indicated on the silkscreen, such a refreshing change from Apple devices.

thank youuuu!! big help!!

Nice Thanks for the work

What is the best way to size up these bad fuses for replacement? Is it enough to just match up size? I have some other dead lenovos, maybe take the fuse from those? should those be cross compatible? Edit: I used a macbook pro backlight filter (labeled with a "P") and all worked out and my backlight is back!

Awesome helped me out . Thanks

You are the man👍

good job mate.

Like you work... Quite expert...

Nc job...sir Alex!

If every job would be as simple as this one, just a little blown fuse. Nice repair. Good video. Thank you for that video. Greets

Wow just wow awesome fix ones again Alex. Another tiny cheap part that fails and makes the whole laptop unusable crazy... we need the right to repair so we can get scematics. In the mean time we are lucky to have you and you knowlegde 👍

Can zero ohms resistor be used has a fuse?

Achoo!! ..and it's gone..into the 9th dimension..lul you should do a vid with some of these components next to a dime so people can get a scale of how small these parts are. Love the channel btw.

Lenovo is one of the best laptops. This means the motherboard has been taking care as it should. Just one fuse replacement!

It did not look like a fuse but a zero ohm resistor you put in?

Nice work

always nice to see when you suceed :)

Good laptop in good hands

Dear Alex. I watch all your videos. I am trying to fix my sons graphics card (Sapphire R9 390 Nitro) and have determined the problems are a blown fuse, 1 mosfet and for good measure the 5V regulator on the backside. I have ordered all parts BUT I cannot get these chips off at 400c (of course with AMTECH flux). This seems way higher than other boards that I practice on at 350c and remove chips with ease. What temperature do you advise? I did get the fuse successfully swapped by first adding low temp lead solder. Soldering on the replacement was easy using leaded solder. But I next wanted to do the big 5V voltage regulator and it isn’t budging at 400c. I am worried about damaging the traces if I go further up in temperature. Also I don’t think adding low melt leaded solder would work since this chip is surface soldered underneath. Just for added information, this board is black (not green) so I am guessing this means it can handle more heat than average? Not sure if that means anything. Could you please advise the best way to get this chip off? I am guessing the last chip mosfet will be the same difficulty since it is also soldered from underneath and must be flow soldered off. I am using a good SMD rework station that can go up to 450c. Thank you Alex ahead for any advice. Your videos are great & greetings from Canada! Anyone else who knows the answer please also advise. Thanks! This is a great community.

Random but you should do a short where you do that shaking hand trend so I can have hope in being as precise as you or maybe knowing why I never will be

Love you man ❤️

With ALL Thinkpad laptops (and possibly most modern laptops), it is REQUIRED to either disconnect all batteries or temporarily disable them within the BIOS BEFORE removing the LCD connector. Otherwise, the fuse blows when the LCD connector is disconnected as the LCD power lines are always "hot" even when the laptop is off. Older Thinkpads did not have this requirement as I was able to plug and unplug LCDs even while the laptop was on (for testing). Not sure when it started but definitely around the T460s and 6th gen Intel Core laptops as I had to learn the hard way. To be safe, always disconnect all power.

good job!

Hey brother ....love your videos ..would it be possible for you to mention the cost of repairs please ...we know that your skill and experience is really what a customer is paying but I would love to know

Very good knolage thanku

Disconnecting the Batts should be a no Brainer. Good job we have the Alex's of the Real World.

which model of microscope you do use

Good job

Question. Why old laptops working properly and new laptops have a lot of problems? I have an old Lenovo g550 from 2010 and it's working like first day. Greetings from Romania. I admire your work, I wish I could do the same same work but I can't afford the technology you use.

Thank you for the Video, I' have Lenovo Idea pad 5 and suddenly the backlight is gone, I have tried another LCD same issue, tried External monitor and it just worked fine, do you think the fuse could do that? I know if the backlight on the motherboard got bad it should be same result on the External Monitor, right?

Please Sr, I want to know of this item you use to easily unsolder and solder small components. Thanks

amazing boards

There's a menu dedicated to battery connection on the BIOS on my Thinkpad X1 carbon laptop, maybe it's adequate to prevent blowing fuse while changing parts such as LCD

Good Job

What did you use to test. Can you please tell me that?

Alex it is!

hi. I would like to put an external power button on a lenovo 3500 laptop. which way is the best?

Very good Thanku

Hi bro do you know about LWS-301 Laser Soldering Station. soldering with laser no heat gun

Can you just jumper the fuse if you can't find a replacement? Is there any damage could occur?

I watching from Bangladesh

So you replaced a 3A (P) SMD fuse with a non fuse Zero Ohm SMD link component ?

I have two old Steelseries Cataclysm mouse that I broke via static from my finger. They dont' make this mouse anymore and used ones are going for $200 and up on eBay. Is it worth sending to Northridge to fix?

That was quick one

Can you do a video on the equipment that you use? I've asked before on what hot air rework station you use, but it was ignored.

Where did you find out the fuse capacity ?

Nice

Nice 👍🏾

But why did the fuse blow and what's to prevent the new fuse blowing for the same reason ?

I once blew this fuse when I changed a faulty screen without unplugging the battery. In the end I replaced the whole motherboard as I could get my hands on one for 30€ which was cheaper as letting someone exchange the fuse. Sadly my soldering skills are not up to this task.

Muito bom 👍🇧🇷🙏

Nice Vedio ☮️👍

Good job boss

Since we are unable to call you guys for repairs anymore, I submitted a form to mail in a repair and still haven't heard back three days later oh, what's the best way to reach you guys now?

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

When i install a new lcd i take the battery out if not the battery would short out the lcd or led backlights

Why did the fuse blow in the first place? I would have done some more digging to see if there's anything drawing more power than usual which would cause the fuse to blow. Maybe one of the LEDs in the backlight failed and that increased the power draw causing the fuse to fail. Seems a little risky just putting a 0R instead of a fuse without confirming that all current draws are normal.

Waw i love you bro❤❤

Gd job

Can someone tell me what the chip he’s testing at 1:43 please. Thanks in advance

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That was quick

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Easy one!!

I am finding this too late! I already bought a new screen for my T460S.