This method is not 100% working but its worth a try. In 4 motherboard i only recovered 1.. You just have to dried out all the water from motherboard before plugging in. Peace Out
I add this in hopes that it helps someone else in their particular situation... I had the same problem and with me it was really “Memory Problems.” Not just “memory” on the motherboard but also - in my head. I was recently dealing with a roughly 10 year old motherboard. It was an LGA1366 Socket - DDR3 Memory 2000+ - “Intel DX58S02“ board. Recently it went wacky on me - so I decided to order a used replacement on ebay for $60.00. When I get it delivered and snap it in (unlike the previous board) this one did give me the three beeps on bootup. Then I removed the CMOS battery (recommended in a few videos) and the beeping stopped - but, it went into doing the exact same thing the old board was doing. It would cycle through a bunch of different status codes - and no beeps. I removed all devices (even the ram chips and video card) - no beeps ! Also, previously (while doing the re-install of this board) I slipped up and was a bit overly aggressive in grabbing the CPU hold-down plate and accidentally scrapped the grid of micro pins with my over grown fingernail. - and bent a few. Luckily, I found a YT video on using a single edged razor blade (not to cut) but instead to just gently slip it in the rows of hundreds of pins (vertically and horizontally) and just rock it side-to-side to re-align all the pins - on the X & Y axis. Anyway, I’m watching some of these YT videos on dead mother boards and nothing is working for me. As I said before, replacement board is now doing the exact same thing as the older one. I did the part of replacing the ram sticks on the first slot (the slot I had always used) - to see if it was a faulty ram stick. I tried all 4 of my exactly same spec 8GB sticks I had - no change. I’m on the edge of totally giving up (thinking that I was sold a bad motherboard - and that I want my $60 back) and then I decide to take just one ram stick and try it on each of the ram slots. This board has 3 RAM channels - 2 slots to each channel (6 slots total). It’s when I get to the 4th slot (with that one stick) - that’s when the beeping starts, then stops, the same repeating status codes change and a video signal is sent to the monitor. The CMOS showed what I think was a very slow scan for what the previous owner of the board had installed - and failure!, failure!, failure!, failure! comments popped up when it couldn’t find these devices. Then it seemed to start scanning for new devices and updating it’s inventory list, and then it switched to its usual posting routine and brought up the desktop login screen. So then I decide to add another ram stick - and when I try to boot up, everything is screwed up again - except now - I’m still hearing the three and two sets of beeps again. At the beginning I said that this was also a problem with the memory in my head - as in, I forgot something because of all the years that had passed. I forgot that... I had done a bios flash update way back then which allowed the other RAM sticks to work. Apparently, that was never done by the replacement board’s previous owner. So, the questions for you all struggling now are: 1. How many years have you had your board? 2. Did you forget any details of things you did as “work-arounds” (or things that you chose to ignore) to get your board working way back then?
well that's good to clean like that but it can take a week before you use them, make it sure no moisture or water in the MOBO. Another way how make faster to dry the Mobo use Lighter Fluid to make fast then use the Blower
No it won't dry if u don't put a fan on it for 24/7 .. I have water block and reservoir with tiny lil bit of water even after more than a week some lil bits of water are still inside
yeah some technician they use that if they have no choise because some particle that ground to the pin/small pin it may cause a grounded of the MOBO that's why they wash the MOBO, but for sure you can use a Lighter Fluid to dry up the MOBO fasterly
Sir, my motherboard not responding but my fan is working and mouse is lighting but the keyboard is not lighting... what should be the fault? i dont know how to check if the MOSFET is Dead.
Will this method damage the motherboard? How long should you wait for it to dry completely? If the motherboard does not boot up, will this method help?
For cleaning like this using a 99% alcohol is much more better choice than water since alcohol will remove the small dust instantly and it will dry in just a minutes 1day for best insurance is enough
amazing, it changed colors, broken is a light green motherboard and the 2nd is a brand new...........I mean..........Clean motherboard, Dark green... good job.
use lighter fluid for faster and safer cleaning of boards, also try to replace caps , make sure to use low ers caps of the same rating. pag wala pa rin try to replace the fets (fets should be removed from the board to properly test it)
I did this cleaning on my z270 pro motherboard but i forgot to remove the cmos battery. Now it doesn't work. Anyone interested in repairing it? Postage cost only.
TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK. I WASHED 4 dead MOBO at that time. and it work on 1 mobo.. you wont know unless you try.
when did you discharge the capacitors? before or after the water? :P
This is how you wash a motherboard not fix
Nice dong galing.im here always support to you..sending love Ang caring.....
I add this in hopes that it helps someone else in their particular situation...
I had the same problem and with me it was really “Memory Problems.” Not just “memory” on the motherboard but also - in my head.
I was recently dealing with a roughly 10 year old motherboard. It was an LGA1366 Socket - DDR3 Memory 2000+ - “Intel DX58S02“ board. Recently it went wacky on me - so I decided to order a used replacement on ebay for $60.00.
When I get it delivered and snap it in (unlike the previous board) this one did give me the three beeps on bootup. Then I removed the CMOS battery (recommended in a few videos) and the beeping stopped - but, it went into doing the exact same thing the old board was doing. It would cycle through a bunch of different status codes - and no beeps. I removed all devices (even the ram chips and video card) - no beeps !
Also, previously (while doing the re-install of this board) I slipped up and was a bit overly aggressive in grabbing the CPU hold-down plate and accidentally scrapped the grid of micro pins with my over grown fingernail. - and bent a few. Luckily, I found a YT video on using a single edged razor blade (not to cut) but instead to just gently slip it in the rows of hundreds of pins (vertically and horizontally) and just rock it side-to-side to re-align all the pins - on the X & Y axis.
Anyway, I’m watching some of these YT videos on dead mother boards and nothing is working for me. As I said before, replacement board is now doing the exact same thing as the older one. I did the part of replacing the ram sticks on the first slot (the slot I had always used) - to see if it was a faulty ram stick. I tried all 4 of my exactly same spec 8GB sticks I had - no change.
I’m on the edge of totally giving up (thinking that I was sold a bad motherboard - and that I want my $60 back) and then I decide to take just one ram stick and try it on each of the ram slots. This board has 3 RAM channels - 2 slots to each channel (6 slots total). It’s when I get to the 4th slot (with that one stick) - that’s when the beeping starts, then stops, the same repeating status codes change and a video signal is sent to the monitor. The CMOS showed what I think was a very slow scan for what the previous owner of the board had installed - and failure!, failure!, failure!, failure! comments popped up when it couldn’t find these devices. Then it seemed to start scanning for new devices and updating it’s inventory list, and then it switched to its usual posting routine and brought up the desktop login screen.
So then I decide to add another ram stick - and when I try to boot up, everything is screwed up again - except now - I’m still hearing the three and two sets of beeps again.
At the beginning I said that this was also a problem with the memory in my head - as in, I forgot something because of all the years that had passed. I forgot that...
I had done a bios flash update way back then which allowed the other RAM sticks to work. Apparently, that was never done by the replacement board’s previous owner.
So, the questions for you all struggling now are:
1. How many years have you had your board?
2. Did you forget any details of things you did as “work-arounds” (or things that you chose to ignore) to get your board working way back then?
what was that
movie name?
my board was bought 2014..i got the same problem. i wash 4 of them and 1 only got working. so not bad
@@KilroyNBC kobra kai
Wow it worked for me thank you for this video .
How does this help it? I'm curious to why washing it can fix it.
Lol it doesn't 🤣 if you have cancer, would jumping in the bath save your life? Lol
Potentially corrosion shorting points on the mobo
well that's good to clean like that but it can take a week before you use them, make it sure no moisture or water in the MOBO. Another way how make faster to dry the Mobo use Lighter Fluid to make fast then use the Blower
No it won't dry if u don't put a fan on it for 24/7 .. I have water block and reservoir with tiny lil bit of water even after more than a week some lil bits of water are still inside
Wow ! When you think you've seen all the fanciest pcs repairs on CZcams, somebody shows you there are more
Wtf wash the motherboard ????
yeah some technician they use that if they have no choise because some particle that ground to the pin/small pin it may cause a grounded of the MOBO that's why they wash the MOBO, but for sure you can use a Lighter Fluid to dry up the MOBO fasterly
Which thing do you use for washing the motherboards
Rubbing alcohol
Is dangerous to add water in motherboard electronics
Sir, my motherboard not responding but my fan is working and mouse is lighting but the keyboard is not lighting... what should be the fault?
i dont know how to check if the MOSFET is Dead.
is that water or alcohol?
Will this method damage the motherboard? How long should you wait for it to dry completely? If the motherboard does not boot up, will this method help?
Yes
No it will break it
depends. i actually washed 4 of mobo and i get 1 only working..
That music is terrible.
Seryoso pede ba yan boss sabunin?
What if if the mother board is to hot when connected
For cleaning like this using a 99% alcohol is much more better choice than water since alcohol will remove the small dust instantly and it will dry in just a minutes 1day for best insurance is enough
Boss pasupport din sa channel ko full support you ano yong pinanghugas mo tubig ba
amazing, it changed colors, broken is a light green motherboard and the 2nd is a brand new...........I mean..........Clean motherboard, Dark green... good job.
Haha
my room is green
Same motherboard model
I knew something stupid was going to happen....
DUDE DONT PUT WATER ON A MB YOU WILL DAMAGE IT-
i actually washed 4 dead motherboard and i only salvage 1..so its not bad at all
@@printsandpc0903 oh
I thought it was a water
it is water bro.. 100%..
Um, no... If you only recovered 1 in 4 why would you think it is effective? What do yuo believe happened to it when you 'washed' it???
My question exactly.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Valla bende yıkadım nolucak bakalim
nakakabit kagad sa wall hehehe dapat bos ung basa natuyo di mo na kinut ung video just saying lang
This we cause corrosion
use lighter fluid for faster and safer cleaning of boards, also try to replace caps , make sure to use low ers caps of the same rating.
pag wala pa rin try to replace the fets (fets should be removed from the board to properly test it)
Wtf we have the same motherboard i'm having trouble with.
is it fix now?
@@zaheergawandi2982 nope, i bought a 2nd hand fm2. Using it for months now.
hey any answer mine is broke too
not the same motherboard though
@@zaheergawandi2982 i'm using colorful fm2 motherboard now. Gigabytes are not durable.
I wonder how many people have tried to do this?!?!? Hahahahahahah
hahahaha lt
Actually, i'm one of the people who laugh at this when i was young. But this actually works.
@@shuntwo7613 🧢
@@blue3718 no 🧢
Sure dunk it in water that will fix it.
At least use 99% isopropyl alcohol.
hahha pirte gyud nakong katawa bah. tinood ni?
Atya gyud kaayo HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I did this cleaning on my z270 pro motherboard but i forgot to remove the cmos battery.
Now it doesn't work.
Anyone interested in repairing it?
Postage cost only.
you should have remove the cmos
@@printsandpc0903 Yup.
@Butoi Celestin Got a new m/board. sold the old one as spares or repair.
Inihian ko nalang mobo ko.
Lol
... no way we have the exact same motherboard. I hope this works then
@Jeffrey Benitez i mean i have that motherboard. But it was dead when i got it
@Jeffrey Benitez but no i didnt i just read what u said fully. No it was dead
@Jeffrey Benitez no from a friend who had it as a working thing. I did find out what it was tho. The bios chip was damaged
Ganja ganja Bhai smps maat doh dena 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
totoo vha to anung gamit nya sa pang linis tubig lang or tinner
tubig lang yan boss. sa 4 na board na hinugasan ko. 1 lang gumana ulit. read the disclaimer. thank you
Sira ulo mu..
Bos anumg gamit mung core processor
amd a8 bossing
How does this help it? I'm curious to why washing it can fix it.
Yeah I want to know