IT8226 Super io chip replacement going wrong - part 4

[vasileiosmarinis]

9 /10 technicians will named that board not fixable!!! but not you, you are a magician!!! we learn so much from you thank you Mr

[margyjr]

Sorin's First "Mini Series" can't wait until the next episode! :-)

[sergelavallee]

So much tenacity. You are so good and i"ve learn a lot from those 4 videos, a lot. No tech would have done all that work. Thank's Sorin.

[zxztv]

SORIN Don't feel too bad about it, there is always one unit that's a bloody mess and hard or impossible to fix.
We all have bad days.
You do repair a lot of things :-D :-D

[Hereford]

I like your hard problems and failures just as much as your successes. Sometimes you learn more this way.

[sessitservices]

This video 3 years ago, but for me you are right here. I had learned a lot from you. Thank you 😊

[laser-on-off]

Very nice one! Since watching your videos I am learning a lot.
I saw more than a hundred of the 400+ online videos, I hit like to know which ones I saw. ;)
I really enjoyed your words about beginners checking random components, so true. And now I'm progressing. With no schematics. Power supply...

Thanks again for all your work and efforts.

[TheITMechanic]

Wow!I have watched all 4 parts at a stretch 😉I loved it and learned much more than I thought 🙏🏻

[AlanHernandez-klld]

We learned A LOT from this hard hard job, every part of every video was very very useful, thank You.

[mubarakakingboye]

Great Teacher, Sorin
Really love your tutoring and would always be looking out for more of your videos

[roseelectronics]

Watched this sereis fully. the first part was really interesting. it revealed a lot about how power is distributed to differnt parts of the laptop. great work sorin. hope you'll do more tutorials

[intraxtv]

Good job, part 5 screen repair... Go👍!

[altechy]

I admire your patience, and that of course comes from not only knowledge and experience, but also comes from positivism. Your videos are live lectures for the world, and you are very right, all videos out there edited cut off what goes wrong or what they struggle with. These videos are real... I don't mind watching for 3 hours, even though the end result was negative. Keep up ! and Thanks

[academyphoto]

I watch all 4 parts. You are a good Thinker. I RESPECT you. Thanks you for your sharing. Wish you happy and healthy life.

[malikkhan_]

I am glad i found your channel. Great thanks.
And i am glad i managed to watch all the 4 parts.

[vekrp]

Sorin good repair ! Always learning something !

[mahlapropyzm]

"Simple" job snowballs into nightmare - we've all had them in our lives. The smart thing is to know when to stop, or at least get the customer to authorise further work.
Even so, frustrating for the guy who has to do the work.

[superbobk]

Great set of videos, Sorin!

Thank you for everything!!

[MyHaiiro]

Thanks for this video series, I'm not mean but it was nice to see that I'm not the only one struggling with repairs from sometimes =D
It is always complicated to make a repair when the object has been dismantled/"repaired" by a person who doesn't know much...

I learned a lot from the first video anyway, thank you;)

[hazemreda]

Thanks for this long repair, I am working on the same board, and for the EC super IO chip it should be programmed, you can't just replace it, i am surprised how it displayed something on the screen, if you got a continue information regarding this, please inform, Thank you