„we are not here to replace, we are here to fix“ ...that’s why I love this channel

SORIN YOU ARE NOT WASTING OUR TIME!!. You just tested the boost circuit on the lcd pcb, Diode + Coil + Switching i.c, it is good to know how things work!! :-D.

Sorin I like yours videos becouse you don`t cut anything like many youtubers.

There is nothing to be sorry about. all your contents are always an additional learning knowledge sir. keep it up.

This wasn't a waste of time, it had so much to learn from. Thank you Sorin.

Your videos help us learn how to troubleshoot. In this video you did not waste our time, actually you applied process of elimination and determined what is best for the customer. And you shared it with us. Your time is valuable and we learn from your videos. It gives lot of satisfaction when you fix things instead of throwing away for landfilling. There are very few repair videos in KZfaq; most of them are replacement videos, still good though! Keep up your good work, Sir. We sure like your videos very much.

You are never a waste of time. I learned today where the inverter is and what it looks like and how to check if it is working. thank you.

Such troubleshooting is giving us more information than direct fixing

Fixing rubbish ?....maybe so, but i bet that there are a whole lot of people out there that are glad you can. Me, i like watching you so i can learn how to fix my own rubbish..god bless ya

I cant stop watching his videos... He is a genius in his own bubble...

all the troubleshooting, finding the broken cable, and using another available suitable screen solved the issue. well worth my time for the steps taken. thank you again

Thnx .. lesson learned today : remember to check the inverter before replacing a screen because we are here to fix not to replace ( and this is lesson 2 :D)

You always advise us not to replace screens without taking the battery But you did it Sorin

👍👍👍👍 we are waiting for the build up power supply together video😍😍

Hi Surin. I think, it's not a waste of time! Here I learned that it is possible to save a screen ... and especially if you cannot get another screen or the possibility to adjust a completely different screen by adjusting the inverter and Beck Light. excellent. Thank you. Sharon.

i speak french primary language , your english is so clean than i can easy know what you say thank you i love your videos grats from quebec canada this one make me laught you are cool

You saving the planet Sorin...!!!

It wasn't a waste of time Sorin. Thanks! :)

Smartest expert I Ever Seen

Mr Sorin, i still learn something from these video. Can you make a video about repairing desktop motherboard?

Unfortunately these days, things aren't designed to be repaired, only discarded. Kudos to you for actually repairing them!

Definitely not boring! I have never considered doing even minor repairs on a screen; always replacing them. But now, I can imagine there will be few that I should be able to fix. Thank you Senpai Sorin!

the teacher gave us a good lesson in today's class thanks

thanks for so many repair updates and reliable evidence and outcomes ..

i think you took over for Bob Ross.....a calming spirit...very nice my friend....

I learn’t something from this video. It’s not a waste of time! I really dislike repalcing things and prefer to fix it for my customers if I can.

Thanks Sorin for so much knowledge giving us

SIR , you never waste the time.. That knowlegde and skill u showed to us is soo much appreciate for us. Thank you Sir a.k.a my teacher, =D

Thank you very much. Even though it didn't fix, I learned how to test it.

We never loose our time with you Sorin !

I actually frequently repair and change the fluorescent lamps from old LCD's. It's a very delicate job. The lamps are really thin and break very easily. Disassemble all the filters and remove the LCD and replace them. And if you put them wrong or slightly twisted, you wont be able to reassemble it all together without breaking them.

You are better than electronic professor.

Don't say thatr you are wasting our time. The situations are different and it is always interesting to see what comes up next. Thank you as always Sorin! :)

Hi sorin, thankyou for your useful and interesting video. Keep it up

Keep up the good work. Thanks Sorin

Thanks master Sorin, i like the way you diagnose things. Greetings from Burundi.

You are not wasting my time Sir Tracher, im learning something new today. Thankyou so much for making this video. Ps: i have the similar problem with my laptop, it all start when i let it stay in a ASUS repairman shop for 3 day, at the time my problem was bluescreen. but after 3day the repairman require me to replace my screen. in ma place its expensive its around $465 17.3inc screen. in the end i chose to just give up and learn maybe one day i can fix it myself . . . who know ?😁

Good video like always Sorin

Sorin please don't forget about changing power supply short protection. Thnx

Hi Sarin. You are best. Thank you for your exciting videos.

thank you very much for this new video!

Nice interesting screen troubleshooting..i love this tutorial..thank you Sorin

Great video, lots of things to learn for people that does not dedicate to this kind of things but wanna know the internals of how this things work, like me. Thanks!

Dear sir you never waste our time.😊

Please inform people don't touch probe two pins together that may plus next to minus and it may burn some parts.i see one of your probe still too thick for repairs and sometimes you are touching probe on two components or poles together usually on cellphone.i recommend use thick needle instead of standard probe anyway you re good technician.keep it on.students can not learn this things at school.this is real job intelligence.thank you &have a nice day

You really love Friday’s!

Have a wonderful weekend Sorin!

I love to listen to Sorin pls don't edit even when you unscrew laptop what ever you say is teaching. Hahaha

Don't listen to the haters, haters are how you know you're on the right track, subbed and liked for an awesome video with good humour good knowledge and a charismatic man :)

you are right replacing screen or any part is easy but repair them or make them working again that what make you good i want to be good as you and fixing them is more fun then replacing

carry on sir we also exited when you laugh on job and cry also😊

Awesome video once again! Looking forward to psu build

very helpful! Brilliant! so many Thanks, these videos helps my service jobs! Never Boring :)

Great Video..

Keep it up sorin👏

Nice video Sorin exelent video, Knowledge doesnt have price, just for free. ..

Excellent explanation sir fantastic

sir you doing a great job this is the chance to learn new things

we are waiting for the next lesson professor.

Great job

Yay - more Soren! I love my Slavic techy ASMR.

learning ..... all is for learning

Thanks Sorin , Always something to learn . :-)

I love it when you take that huka smoke 😂

Never a waste of time. Great info, Tanks.

I have been your number fan, I think I have to contribute also, there is still solution to the defective screen, here is the solution, get any screen of same kind, remove the glass and connect this voltage from the defective screen 19v, 3v and GND to the module of the functioning back ( i.e combination of a good screen and a good backlight). I just hope my mentor finds this interesting. I am jokem wonders from Nigeria

good video , you must have pre ordered that screen.

Very interesting

Thank you

Very good video

Sorin next video what to check in mobile phones before replacing screen..thanks for the free tips..

It's never a "waste of time" coincidentally, I had the exact same problem this last week

With each video leren i nieuw things, thank u very mutch sir.

Thanks for sharing again again and again .....................

You say sorry for the video but I learned a lot! Thanks 🙏

I would like to ask a question from the point of view of a repair shop where the customer wants fast. In order for us to be quick on repairs the most important part is having the tools and what I want to know is how do you know which components to stoke from both chips and screens that you used as chargers etc. I hope you made me understand. What should we have in stock in a store?

Remove batery before you change your screen......then you plugged new screen with batery on powered up laptop and then plugged power dc jack......

Excellent.

Hi Sorin, you keep saying 'don't worry about the cleaning, we will do that later'. I would love to se ow you go about cleaning all that flux off your boards, if that is possible, thank you.

You the best sir. I like to be student of yours 🙂

Recycling rubbish = helping people with less money and saving the environment

Thx for the help

Anytime spent on this channel will not be a waste of time

Recycling garbage is not sad!!! Is the best we can do to help the planet, to spend less money and to teach the younger the value of things.

thank you excited with the power supply project

"dy" thats some new brand? I find it quite good, along with !SW nad SASV :D

Regardless you do a damn good job brother.

"So, it's not the fuse, it's never the fuse!" - yeah it's usually those difficult to find transistors that 'protect' the fuse...!

👍 very good experience

Hi, Sorin. Incredible knowledge sharing! I have a question - what if I have 19VDC on the ribbon cable to the screen instead of the 42VDC? Is it an inverter problem or coil or...can you advise?

Great, learned something again 👍

Very interesting video but in cases like this I’ll just replace the whole screen or the whole board because these kind of components are difficult for me to replace

In an older video you advised us not to replace the screen without first removing the battery because we can burn super I/O chip. Not valid in all cases?

شكرا

I didn't realise that the 19V was always on the screen even with laptop off! Always take the battery off like you say,

i also have problem with my laptop backlight, i try to repair it myslef but end up damaging the board but it still usable, i wanted to show you the picture if it can still be fixed but dont know how to comtact you mr.Sorin

"Remember to remove the battery before replacing the screen" .....

+1 Nice repair

Well I think it could also be him ripping the connector out 😂😂

Actually, in countries where those things are still considered as privilege, it ain't rubbish.. you're helping someone like me to help someone who value those things as necessity..