THAT SEEMS LOGICAL ENOUGH. My field is Electronics and Electro-Mechanical Engineering. Specializing in Satellite communication, Antenna Design, Robotics, and Automation + too many others to mention. Including Boeing 747 Avionics gained whilst on attachment to the USAF during my Military Career. Many projects I worked on continue to remain classified Military information. Given that I signed the U.S. Treason act. I cannot tell anyone anything. Unless Mr. Rossman can undertake a Memory recover after I am dead. Which could be any day now. I do not have any warranty, and having recently been in Hospital and under anesthetic in the cold sterile stainless Steel confines of the Operating Theatre, and not remembering anything after the anesthetic was injected into a vein in my hand, It has been realized that it is easy to die. But not to worry, one would not know anything about it. Fortunately, after I regained consciousness, and in the recovery room, where I was given a heated blanket to wrap around myself, and a cup of tea and a scrambled egg sandwich. So the conclusion is; Death by lethal injection would be better than Electric Chair. The question for you all is Where does Electricity get its name from. And I guarantee 100% you will give the wrong answer. Out of hundreds of people I have asked this question, only ONE (who is Italian knew the answer. I am half Italian with a Russian Jewish Mother. The answer to the question can be analysed from the above. Mother.
sometimes it may start breathing, because of *stuff* that lives off of food bits inside.... maybe you should do a research about ecosystem inside a dirty macbook/laptop. x)
I have no idea why I watch louis's videos , I have never owned a mac and I am not considering a carreer in fixing hardware . But somehow I watch every video that he makes
@Jeff Russell Actually, Apple defies logic and has Macbooks full of magic and rainbows! You're just being silly. So how does an SSD click in an Apple product? Don't ask us, because it's purely MAGIC!
My first internship was sitting in a server room for 5 hours a day doing nothing but running DBAN on HDDs so we could recycle the computers as entire working systems (this was back when PATA was still a thing BTW). By the second month I too was petting hard drives not only that but i progressed to naming them and talking to them to keep my sanity
@@mikeloeven Man..... I was doing server batch job for last three months, just me, no one else, god knows why they trust an intern to just turn up to job stuck in same cold server room without seeing another soul and remains sane. I didn't went as far as naming and petting servers and hard drives, I do remember chatting with a ''friend'' in server room for the last month, and after the batch job ordeal, CCTV guy insist that I am the only person ever entered that server room last three months. The '' friend'' is too real..... I almost wanted to see the friend again.
That dude was classic. I can tell that guy is super quiet, keeps to himself, tries to do the right thing, all around good guy. He probably tells few jokes, but when he does.... Boom. lol. I felt like a personality was authentically captured on tape.
I don't even care about apple products at all. But I watch all of these videos because of Louis himself. Guy coulda been a life coach if there weren't so many sad macbooks.
@15:13 "I would much rather be in a room with a bunch of people who disagree with me politically but who really enjoy adding to the world’s resources, rather than be in a room full of people whose viewpoints politically align with mine but who are just focussed on pencil-pushing and moving the existing resources around." I agree with this so much.
Yea bolsheviks were all about workers and stuff and in the end they and this political view about superiority of working class killed more people than anyone else in history before... "The road to hell is paved with good intentions"
A short at the output of a swtching power supply generally makes it periodically start, detect overcurrent, shut off and then restart on and on. This causes low frequency pulses in inductors which can make a faint clicking noise.
Engineer here. correct. as one of the power supply sections is starting up an inductor, either in the supply itself or a filter inductor receives a surge of current the windings vibrate causing an audible click. There can also be vibrations generated by the peizoelectric effect in larger ceramic capacitors but in this case is less likely to be the case.
Had an interesting problem on one of the Presidents 747's decades ago at Andrews AFB. Where the computer that does the Avionics system self-test was in a loop and the test never completed. Some 20 Engineers took almost 30 days replacing modules and wiring harness etc. I remember my Mentor telling me when I was Studying Electronics Engineering, that it will almost always be something stupid that causes the fault, so not start searching for complicated things. After studying the progress reports and checking what work had been done, what items replaced etc. It occurred to me that what was not done was to check the PSU that powers the computer that does the self-test diagnostics of the Avionics system. And what was the fault? A 13.5 volt Zener diode that would not clamp at the design voltage. Normally the diodes is inexpensive, However Military Grade Electronic components are very expensive. Anyway, the PSU was replaced and the fault repaired in the original unit which was returned to Stock after testing and new certification issued.
Next week I will be purchasing some Complete Disrespect. Thank you. Tip jar suggestion, steel box with a cap a citor wired to the box with a spring loaded switch that completes the circuit when then box is lifted causing the cap a citor to discharge....I have a .5 farad one I'd be willing to donate😁
About the minimum wage problem -> Singapore does not have minimum wage laws. But, because Singapore has a pretty strong economy -> Nobody will work for a job with a salary that's not enough for a roof over their heads and have a meal on their table. unless the person is truly unable to find a job with the skillsets that the person has.
This video reminded me why I watch this channel despite never owning an apple product after 2011. Love to hear Louis' wisdom, philosophies, and personality :D
...WTF. One minute I click on a video to watch a Macbook repair and next my entire life perspective on facts, thoughts, adding resources and re-arranging resources has completely been changed. You're uncle and how he thought about houses. Ahh, you've gotten my admiration.
This was so moving I was actually brought to tears. As a recovering addict I can absolutely appreciate the sentiment of providing a tool I.E. epistemology or DIY skills rather than telling someone their ideology is flawed. You can't control your feelings or opinions but you CAN teach someone how to MAKE their life better rather than making it FEEL better.
Before I was disabled from severe heart failure and dropped out of college due to a stress induced flailing risk... I started my way out at the bottom and then worked my way up to being considered top tier of my skills and services Offered in my locale Louis I tend to share your views.. Especially the minimum wage.. I got back into electronics repair again and kit building.. From your videos and helped me remember who and what I was Before the stroke .. thank you for teaching me about Mac Book repair
Louis you seem happy. Glad to see you could upgrade. You have a good heart and one word of advice is to stop thinking of yourself as a small fish. You are a big fish living in a small pond. You are a dominant leader in this industry of Apple repair. All you need to do is look at expansion of your business. You have so much potential still to be unleashed. Look up the "Founder's Dilemma".
Inductors will click for sudden large currents. "high K" ceramic capacitors click if the voltage steps more than about 3V. The capacitors get louder fast as the voltage gets near their rating.
I get alot out of watching these, straight up and honest. Whenever somebody starts telling me a problem about anything, let's say were short on a bill or need to get lots of things done in a short time. The first thing I say is "ok thats a problem, what are some solutions" and in a small way I think it really helps get through things.
I just stumbled on your channel, I don't even have any issues with Apple. I just find you entertaining how you diagnose and solve problems. You're entertaining to listen to. Thank you!
This surface-mount board... She gone start clicking right to friggin' hell and back. is she skookum, or no fucking good at all? Maybe she gonna let the magic smoke out or release the schmoo right quick fast and in a hurry...
apple break your shit even if its not broken , so they have an excuse to tell you its goign to cost shit loads to fix or you should just replace it . apple is a scum bag company now, Steve Jobs would shit a chicken
it is massive improvement and it makes sence bc digital some is the camera zooming in after taking the foto which means there will be less pixels in the foto but a optical some will have the same amount of pixels but over a smaller areas when zomed in
@@60framesofbadger26 simply because most new products don't really improve over their predecessors. It's become the norm for product design. Look at cell phones they haven't improved at all, core functions stay the same with the same crappy battery life. Cars another great example. A lot of tech in general.
@@Mariusz803 here were talking about digital zoom vs optical zoom. Two entirely different techs. Optical zoom, the superior one, is actually older tech.
7:41 I already like you all the more. Staying away from politics and more into technology. You truly are a safe haven for those who want to be away from politics. have a like.
Don't buy him an office, buy him a decently sized store front! For bonus brownie points, make it a storefront that has an apple store right across the street, for more tim crook and crapple salt and tears
Louis likes to think before he says something stupid. That automatically disqualifies him from having a political opinion.. :D Keep doin what you do Louis.
Problem with political debates is that invariably one side or the other gets too emotionally invested and it is at that moment that the brain turns off. They no longer care about facts, reason, logic. They instead begin using their feelings as facts, and the argument goes nowhere.
I was once explaining my computer to someone and I described it as "Super sexy". He looked at me and said "WHY DO YOU GET TURNED ON BY A PIECE OF TECH". It was at that moment I realized that I DO get turned on by tech.... Or rather... I turn it on.
@jinn P yro it would be nice if louis did spend a little time painting that bad part of the wall as it doe's not look very nice. I did like his new video camera the picture is lot better now. I am guessing that his work force is going to charge him some money to do that painting and louis has now not got the money to it now :-).
i started repairing TV and electrical in 1980 and was so happy to see someone still using old coax cable to clear old solder and clean up a board, thought that was something forgotten in time
I just happened to click on this video because I like watching you fixing these Mac products. I'm rather happy now I did. I've been trying to think of how to phrase my thoughts to my brother about thinking for oneself. I am wary of ideologues and manipulative language but I don't generally dwell on it. He seems to have embraced a rigid mindset while claiming to be open minded. (I know. Not uncommon) So your perspective seems like serendipity.
Hey thank you very much for telling that story about your grandfather I really needed to hear something good today I miss my grandparents very much God bless to you Louis
I wasn't really sure how I felt about Mr. Rossman up until now. This video has inspired me to inspire others. Thank you Louis for the wisdom you shared here!
not a apple user but, love the honesty in your videos, considering i play with hf transceivers an see lots of shorty soldering. i learned how to improve my soldering by watching alot of your videos. now i solder better then alot of the techs that do it for a living.
Don't sell yourself short. You are a huge help for so many of us. I know you inspired me to try to learn how to do this all. Unfortunately for me I cannot afford the equipment. So it's kind of just watching to learn the concept for now.
I never have the patient to wait for you to release new content Louis. I would say it is therapeutic to watch how you apply perfection while doing board repairs. :)
well Louis I don't own an apple, I haven't owned any apple products since the original i pod yet I find myself watching your videos for hours, but whatever my reason is I enjoy your content and wish you continuing success. Keep up the good working fixing a broken brand.
As of the clicking noise, there are several possibilities. Considering the video board was of concern it was probably something in the display Vcc source getting pulsed draw due to the bad video activation circuit causing something in the screen side assembly to click (or even the screen back-light itself) The other three possibilities are: One of the lose components heat cycling, creating a heat timer mechanism which would naturally make a very quiet click. The video circuit short circuiting and drawing quick pulses from the GPU assembly Vcc, causing a choke, capacitor or other component to click from heat pulses. Draw pulses causing the fan(s) to slow or stop in rapid succession just long enough to make a click. All of these center around the tendency of buck amp limiters in power regulator circuits to pulse draw when shorted.
I like hearing about the stories where for example a window washer cleans road signs in their own time. Many people think it's someone else's job but if you were to do that once a week over a year, your corner of the world would look cleaner and nicer to be in.
I don't completely understand whats he said or doing.... But i just enjoy the work and the explanation he is giving and informing.... Keep up the good work and hope u never stop doing it
On one hand, you can provide people with a framework and supplemental data for making logical decisions. On the other, you can try to provide the answer. This has to solve for the broadest possible range of mortal variables without altering the formula. As an automation tech I get a lot of "Create a work instruction for X." or "Tell them how you fixed Y." These are issues with robot tooling or controls where multiple and changing elements can cause the same or similar problems. So I give them: B=C and it works. Next event - they do B and it doesn't work, because now ax+b=c. I explain the solution again. Their arsenal of strategy grows as their capability diminishes. Every answer I give reduces their chance of working through the components themselves. Depriving them of true understanding.
Thank You from the bottom of my heart for your educational pieces. It really is marvelous and a great benefit answering questions I have had for years and no way to get the answers, so again thank you Louis Rossman.
My audio went to shit at 25:38 I wasn't sure if it was my setup or your's so I ran the video back and sure enough, it's your mic please fix this shit I love your videos. I can't get enough Can't wait to see you moved into the new space Keep it up Louis I have learned a lot from your Tutorals
If I ever own a Apple product by force and break, this is the only guy fixing it. You get what you pay for and this guy hands downs probably knows more then people actually making the Apple products. 👍
A large electrolytic capacitor that gets shorted out makes a clicking noise. If it's part of a power supply with a shortcut detection it will try to periodically restart. Thus you get periodic clicking.
I happen to be an engineer that is watching. However I am a biological engineer, so unless that board starts breathing I don't have much to add.
I can't believe Louis saw this and pinned it. This literally made my day.
😂
What if it's host to a sentient AI?
THAT SEEMS LOGICAL ENOUGH.
My field is Electronics and Electro-Mechanical Engineering.
Specializing in Satellite communication, Antenna Design, Robotics, and Automation + too many others to mention. Including Boeing 747 Avionics gained whilst on attachment to the USAF during my Military Career.
Many projects I worked on continue to remain classified Military information.
Given that I signed the U.S. Treason act. I cannot tell anyone anything. Unless Mr. Rossman can undertake a Memory recover after I am dead. Which could be any day now.
I do not have any warranty, and having recently been in Hospital and under anesthetic in the cold sterile stainless Steel confines of the Operating Theatre, and not remembering anything after the anesthetic was injected into a vein in my hand, It has been realized that it is easy to die.
But not to worry, one would not know anything about it.
Fortunately, after I regained consciousness, and in the recovery room, where I was given a heated blanket to wrap around myself, and a cup of tea and a scrambled egg sandwich.
So the conclusion is; Death by lethal injection would be better than Electric Chair.
The question for you all is Where does Electricity get its name from.
And I guarantee 100% you will give the wrong answer.
Out of hundreds of people I have asked this question, only ONE (who is Italian knew the answer.
I am half Italian with a Russian Jewish Mother.
The answer to the question can be analysed from the above. Mother.
sometimes it may start breathing, because of *stuff* that lives off of food bits inside....
maybe you should do a research about ecosystem inside a dirty macbook/laptop. x)
I have no idea why I watch louis's videos , I have never owned a mac and I am not considering a carreer in fixing hardware .
But somehow I watch every video that he makes
Same
same
Not even a single dimension of the video has anything to do with me
I watch for support. Plus he is funny. And f apple.
Listening to Louis curse at the MacBook calms me. I will never own a MacBook or work on board level repair but I watch him to de-stress.
Same.
Slow down, I'm trying to take notes
~Flux good
~Yogurt bad
...ok got it
Don't delay, buy today
What about frozen yogurt?
You sir, have made my day.
But what about lactose free Joghurt?
I think someone used yogurt coz it was swartz.
"As you can see this is an 8203332 board"
No Louis, the vast majority of us don't xD
@@epicflyinglions492 hmmmm, yes the board here is a board
For those who don't know, it's a snide remark.
For those who do, it's a statement of fact they can relate to.
If my SSD starts making a head release click, im calling a priest.
@Jeff Russell Actually, Apple defies logic and has Macbooks full of magic and rainbows! You're just being silly. So how does an SSD click in an Apple product? Don't ask us, because it's purely MAGIC!
@@user-tm3fz7qx3s Legend has it that an Apple fuze will start clicking if it ever goes.
Thinner, tinier bezels, more expensive, bigger screen... Oh wait wrong video
Somebody meme the heck out of this. Make it reach "end him rightly" levels.
top comment :D
@@mchomelessful yeah Louis needs to see that hahaha
@@Clone1italy still not good as...
eney meeney miney moe
Catch a genious by the toe
If he hollers let him go
Eeney meeney miney moe...
Louis needs to do a remake of "Fitter, Happier" with his own lyrics.
Louis was so carried away with his work he pets hard drives.
ssd
My first internship was sitting in a server room for 5 hours a day doing nothing but running DBAN on HDDs so we could recycle the computers as entire working systems (this was back when PATA was still a thing BTW). By the second month I too was petting hard drives not only that but i progressed to naming them and talking to them to keep my sanity
@@mikeloeven I'm no pro but I don't think petting, naming and talking to hard drives is a way to keep sanity lol :)
@@mikeloeven Man..... I was doing server batch job for last three months, just me, no one else, god knows why they trust an intern to just turn up to job stuck in same cold server room without seeing another soul and remains sane.
I didn't went as far as naming and petting servers and hard drives, I do remember chatting with a ''friend'' in server room for the last month, and after the batch job ordeal, CCTV guy insist that I am the only person ever entered that server room last three months.
The '' friend'' is too real..... I almost wanted to see the friend again.
@@Verpal I would love that job, how did you get it?
"You're supposed to re-flow it with solder; not yogurt. What did you do? Do not use yogurt as solder." I laughed out loud.
If that's where my yogurt went, then what happened to my solder?
Nathan Hamman no wonder you haven’t spoken in six months.
"Kevin, smile" -Louis
"I don't know how" -Kevin
I'm dead
He works for me, of course he forgot how.
@@rossmanngroup I'd forget how too if I had to deal with Apple's ineptitude on a daily basis...
That dude was classic. I can tell that guy is super quiet, keeps to himself, tries to do the right thing, all around good guy. He probably tells few jokes, but when he does.... Boom. lol. I felt like a personality was authentically captured on tape.
I feel you Kevin. I'm dead inside too
If he showed his hands doing the work more often maybe people would realize how much delicate work is involved. And how much skill this guys has
RIP Audio in the last 2.5 minutes
Took a drink and went all ASMR.
I just noticed most people don't watch the whole video, just came in and press that button.
RIP to the smart ones that boosted the audio 1000% to be able to hear, and got to 26:39.
@@Nebbia_affaraccimiei I had a feeling that was going to happen so i had my finger ready on the volume button. xD
@@Nebbia_affaraccimiei got my ear so close to the phone and my head exploded
I don't even care about apple products at all.
But I watch all of these videos because of Louis himself.
Guy coulda been a life coach if there weren't so many sad macbooks.
@15:13 "I would much rather be in a room with a bunch of people who disagree with me politically but who really enjoy adding to the world’s resources, rather than be in a room full of people whose viewpoints politically align with mine but who are just focussed on pencil-pushing and moving the existing resources around."
I agree with this so much.
Get out of the room.
@@johnbecker3116 in this case the room is the world so you are essentially telling him to kill himself
Yea bolsheviks were all about workers and stuff and in the end they and this political view about superiority of working class killed more people than anyone else in history before... "The road to hell is paved with good intentions"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Leap_Forward
A short at the output of a swtching power supply generally makes it periodically start, detect overcurrent, shut off and then restart on and on. This causes low frequency pulses in inductors which can make a faint clicking noise.
Right on the money, we would have been able to see the inductor coils move (if not enclosed) if Louis zoomed in on them with the microscope.
Engineer here. correct. as one of the power supply sections is starting up an inductor, either in the supply itself or a filter inductor receives a surge of current the windings vibrate causing an audible click. There can also be vibrations generated by the peizoelectric effect in larger ceramic capacitors but in this case is less likely to be the case.
Had an interesting problem on one of the Presidents 747's decades ago at Andrews AFB.
Where the computer that does the Avionics system self-test was in a loop and the test never completed.
Some 20 Engineers took almost 30 days replacing modules and wiring harness etc.
I remember my Mentor telling me when I was Studying Electronics Engineering,
that it will almost always be something stupid that causes the fault, so not
start searching for complicated things.
After studying the progress reports and checking what work had been done,
what items replaced etc. It occurred to me that what was not done was to check
the PSU that powers the computer that does the self-test diagnostics of the Avionics system.
And what was the fault?
A 13.5 volt Zener diode that would not clamp at the design voltage.
Normally the diodes is inexpensive, However Military Grade Electronic
components are very expensive.
Anyway, the PSU was replaced and the fault repaired in the original unit
which was returned to Stock after testing and new certification issued.
Dang, I was thinking near correctly. I was thinking "capacitor-like component" rather than inductor. I'll get better.
store.rossmanngroup.com/index.php/fuck-apple-door.html
I'd buy this door along with other 'disgusting practices' but the shipping cost from NYC to Shanghai is high, so...meh.
Next week I will be purchasing some Complete Disrespect.
Thank you.
Tip jar suggestion, steel box with a cap a citor wired to the box with a spring loaded switch that completes the circuit when then box is lifted causing the cap a citor to discharge....I have a .5 farad one I'd be willing to donate😁
About the minimum wage problem -> Singapore does not have minimum wage laws.
But, because Singapore has a pretty strong economy -> Nobody will work for a job with a salary that's not enough for a roof over their heads and have a meal on their table.
unless the person is truly unable to find a job with the skillsets that the person has.
The option are so funny.
What if MrBeast decides to purchase that "include Kevin option"
This video reminded me why I watch this channel despite never owning an apple product after 2011. Love to hear Louis' wisdom, philosophies, and personality :D
...WTF. One minute I click on a video to watch a Macbook repair and next my entire life perspective on facts, thoughts, adding resources and re-arranging resources has completely been changed. You're uncle and how he thought about houses. Ahh, you've gotten my admiration.
Your good at what you do and your honest about it, that’s why people choose you over others
This was so moving I was actually brought to tears. As a recovering addict I can absolutely appreciate the sentiment of providing a tool I.E. epistemology or DIY skills rather than telling someone their ideology is flawed. You can't control your feelings or opinions but you CAN teach someone how to MAKE their life better rather than making it FEEL better.
Before I was disabled from severe heart failure and dropped out of college due to a stress induced flailing risk... I started my way out at the bottom and then worked my way up to being considered top tier of my skills and services
Offered in my locale Louis I tend to share your views..
Especially the minimum wage..
I got back into electronics repair again and kit building..
From your videos and helped me remember who and what I was Before the stroke .. thank you for teaching me about Mac Book repair
The audio and video are completely separate content.
And I love it!
Oh Crap! Louis has worked himself so hard... He is now playing make-believe with a stuffed veggie.
Louis: "As you can see, this is 8203332 board"
Me: "suuuuure"
2:37 louis dont be a noob, that clicking is clearly the turn signal relay...
Oh right. I forgot about that. He probably just needs to change the blinker fluid.
Louis you seem happy. Glad to see you could upgrade. You have a good heart and one word of advice is to stop thinking of yourself as a small fish. You are a big fish living in a small pond. You are a dominant leader in this industry of Apple repair. All you need to do is look at expansion of your business. You have so much potential still to be unleashed. Look up the "Founder's Dilemma".
Inductors will click for sudden large currents.
"high K" ceramic capacitors click if the voltage steps more than about 3V.
The capacitors get louder fast as the voltage gets near their rating.
I get alot out of watching these, straight up and honest.
Whenever somebody starts telling me a problem about anything, let's say were short on a bill or need to get lots of things done in a short time. The first thing I say is "ok thats a problem, what are some solutions" and in a small way I think it really helps get through things.
I just stumbled on your channel, I don't even have any issues with Apple. I just find you entertaining how you diagnose and solve problems. You're entertaining to listen to. Thank you!
GENTELMENS! welcome back to the shop. Today, a treat especial: a curious case for Louis Rossman
This surface-mount board... She gone start clicking right to friggin' hell and back. is she skookum, or no fucking good at all? Maybe she gonna let the magic smoke out or release the schmoo right quick fast and in a hurry...
proper lol'd at 3:40 "be nice to it - it didn't choose to be in a macbook"
apple break your shit even if its not broken , so they have an excuse to tell you its goign to cost shit loads to fix or you should just replace it . apple is a scum bag company now, Steve Jobs would shit a chicken
Fans spin doesn't't mean its fixed. In Linus' video: "FAN SPIN"
Meat sp
~is killed
Facts!
I'm only here to give him ad money
Oh mate I wish I was wealthy enough to afford this meme
Feels article 13 mate
Wow actually notice the image quality improved over the digital, sounds stupid I know.
Cheers
it is massive improvement and it makes sence bc digital some is the camera zooming in after taking the foto which means there will be less pixels in the foto but a optical some will have the same amount of pixels but over a smaller areas when zomed in
Why are you surprised? o:
@@60framesofbadger26 simply because most new products don't really improve over their predecessors. It's become the norm for product design. Look at cell phones they haven't improved at all, core functions stay the same with the same crappy battery life. Cars another great example. A lot of tech in general.
@@Mariusz803 here were talking about digital zoom vs optical zoom. Two entirely different techs. Optical zoom, the superior one, is actually older tech.
@@nztdm I know xD
Louis, your New York attitude combined with the Apple bashing makes me laugh every goddamn time.
Exactly! If this was a street fight, Big Apple > Apple. Cook and Co would lose in a second. Golden Rule: Don't mess with NYC!
@@Blox117 I agree. My roommate and I switched to s10e and he misses his iPhone so bad lol
Louis: Kevin smile
Kevin: I DONT KNOW HOW
In this video, Louis fixes a macbook
What else is he suppose to do?
could use it as a door stop...
Spoilers!
You ruined my viewing experience.
Next video: fixing macbook
7:41
I already like you all the more. Staying away from politics and more into technology. You truly are a safe haven for those who want to be away from politics.
have a like.
If I'm ever rich, I'll buy you a dream office. No strings attached. You deserve it. You work your tail off.
Don't buy him an office, buy him a decently sized store front!
For bonus brownie points, make it a storefront that has an apple store right across the street, for more tim crook and crapple salt and tears
BUT did you get a new TIP JAR? Your setup is incomplete without that!
Louis likes to think before he says something stupid.
That automatically disqualifies him from having a political opinion.. :D
Keep doin what you do Louis.
Problem with political debates is that invariably one side or the other gets too emotionally invested and it is at that moment that the brain turns off. They no longer care about facts, reason, logic. They instead begin using their feelings as facts, and the argument goes nowhere.
Implying politics using facts is ajy better. People only use the facts that make them look good.
Since when SSD clicks when failed? It has no moving parts.
I was thinking the same I dint know that was a hard drive. Maybe hes trolling
Aaron Alvarez Let’s hope so.
Who else appreciates the clear melty goo xD
I love your video titles lately man
kevin, smile
"I dont know how."
yeouch
Louis, throw in a Noctua heatsink before the Enermax leaks!
Cheaper prices get you cheaper work
Which is funny to say because the "genius bar" will charge you more than the machine is even worth
Paying more than $100 is more than the worth of a MacBook :^)
I thought a Hoovie's Garage video started playing at the end with the outro song.
Exactly the same thought here xD
@@UnHealable93 Me too lol
Don't delay, just go to Louis today!
Nice new equipment Louis! BUT WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO FIX THAT WALL?! :)
No, that wall will give his place more character.
Haha, that was the one I tried to fix. I remember those bridges.
Not really
Good story Louis about your father...
Louis doesn't START his night until midnight.
Your mic is not picking up sound after 25:40
Jesus I thought it was my headphones that had suddenly quit working for a second LOL
I wonder how many people stayed long enough to notice.
Louis!!! You can get drunk and fix Macbooks at the same time...just go to the Genius bar!
your a genius (pun not intended)
Awesome. Also gotta say, I wish more political figures had your particular outlook/approach to problem solving.
SSD clicking hard drive? That's news to me.
@@krisg822 I envy your knowledge. Not joking
IT'S CLICKING!!! RUN LOUIS IT'S A BOMB! Well it's an Apple bomb so there's a good chance it won't go off.
SSDs don’t click
He knows, hence the Microphone...... "Hear that clicking !", No clicking.
This is an Apple SSD. Think different.
@@rossmanngroup Something actually shorted on that SSD?
I was once explaining my computer to someone and I described it as "Super sexy". He looked at me and said "WHY DO YOU GET TURNED ON BY A PIECE OF TECH".
It was at that moment I realized that I DO get turned on by tech.... Or rather... I turn it on.
Don't turn it on. Take it apaht!
"It didn't choose to be in a mac book" 😂😂
"I'm gunna try to come up with an intelligent answer...." Yep, stay out of politics, you're clearly not cut out for it >.>
Imagine spending thousands of dollar on hardware but leaving a ripped spot on the wall intact
#gottaworktopaydebt
@jinn P yro it would be nice if louis did spend a little time painting that bad part of the wall as it doe's not look very nice. I did like his new video camera the picture is lot better now. I am guessing that his work force is going to charge him some money to do that painting and louis has now not got the money to it now :-).
HARD DRIVES can go bad and tick. When SSD's go bad they NEVER tick.
He's joking.
It was real nice of your grandfather Turn It crack house into a crack home
Stop buying Apple crap products.
crapple
TIL Louis Grandfather was Ron Swanson
3:00 how can an SSD making regular HDD clicking noise? go sleep man :)
😂😂😂 Tell everybody exactly what you got so you can get Robbed Again 🤷♂️
Your videos add massive value to the world because they collectively encourage people to fix all sorts of things, not just computers.
Granddad sounds like a hell of a man there good Sir. The world really is smaller without folks like that. Thanks for the share Mr.Rossmann
Someone actually loves his job, and loves his tech.
We don't see people like that in the industry these days.
i started repairing TV and electrical in 1980 and was so happy to see someone still using old coax cable to clear old solder and clean up a board, thought that was something forgotten in time
I just happened to click on this video because I like watching you fixing these Mac products. I'm rather happy now I did. I've been trying to think of how to phrase my thoughts to my brother about thinking for oneself. I am wary of ideologues and manipulative language but I don't generally dwell on it. He seems to have embraced a rigid mindset while claiming to be open minded. (I know. Not uncommon) So your perspective seems like serendipity.
Hey thank you very much for telling that story about your grandfather I really needed to hear something good today I miss my grandparents very much God bless to you Louis
I wasn't really sure how I felt about Mr. Rossman up until now. This video has inspired me to inspire others. Thank you Louis for the wisdom you shared here!
not a apple user but, love the honesty in your videos, considering i play with hf transceivers an see lots of shorty soldering. i learned how to improve my soldering by watching alot of your videos. now i solder better then alot of the techs that do it for a living.
Don't sell yourself short. You are a huge help for so many of us. I know you inspired me to try to learn how to do this all. Unfortunately for me I cannot afford the equipment. So it's kind of just watching to learn the concept for now.
I never have the patient to wait for you to release new content Louis. I would say it is therapeutic to watch how you apply perfection while doing board repairs. :)
From Australia. Another technician here. Love your work mate.
I know you are busy but a podcast is much needed from you.
I am from Romania and it's really expensive here for apple users! Your videos saved me at least over 1000 $ in repairs!!! Keep up the good work !
🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh man, that close made my day man. Hoovies' theme fits your shilling so damn perfectly 😆
well Louis I don't own an apple, I haven't owned any apple products since the original i pod yet I find myself watching your videos for hours, but whatever my reason is I enjoy your content and wish you continuing success. Keep up the good working fixing a broken brand.
I love your videos there, fun , educational, possitive, and topics brought up, have a good sense of humor. Shows how smart ya are. Be well.
The life lessons that Louis gives while doing awesome board repairs. Amazing.
Louis You are either insane or a genius I am tending towards the later rather than the former God bless you and thank you
Clarity of image is excellent.
As of the clicking noise, there are several possibilities.
Considering the video board was of concern it was probably something in the display Vcc source getting pulsed draw due to the bad video activation circuit causing something in the screen side assembly to click (or even the screen back-light itself)
The other three possibilities are:
One of the lose components heat cycling, creating a heat timer mechanism which would naturally make a very quiet click.
The video circuit short circuiting and drawing quick pulses from the GPU assembly Vcc, causing a choke, capacitor or other component to click from heat pulses.
Draw pulses causing the fan(s) to slow or stop in rapid succession just long enough to make a click.
All of these center around the tendency of buck amp limiters in power regulator circuits to pulse draw when shorted.
I like hearing about the stories where for example a window washer cleans road signs in their own time. Many people think it's someone else's job but if you were to do that once a week over a year, your corner of the world would look cleaner and nicer to be in.
I don't completely understand whats he said or doing.... But i just enjoy the work and the explanation he is giving and informing....
Keep up the good work and hope u never stop doing it
On one hand, you can provide people with a framework and supplemental data for making logical decisions. On the other, you can try to provide the answer. This has to solve for the broadest possible range of mortal variables without altering the formula.
As an automation tech I get a lot of "Create a work instruction for X." or "Tell them how you fixed Y." These are issues with robot tooling or controls where multiple and changing elements can cause the same or similar problems. So I give them: B=C and it works. Next event - they do B and it doesn't work, because now ax+b=c. I explain the solution again. Their arsenal of strategy grows as their capability diminishes. Every answer I give reduces their chance of working through the components themselves. Depriving them of true understanding.
Thank You from the bottom of my heart for your educational pieces. It really is marvelous and a great benefit answering questions I have had for years and no way to get the answers, so again thank you Louis Rossman.
My audio went to shit at 25:38 I wasn't sure if it was my setup or your's so I ran the video back and sure enough, it's your mic please fix this shit I love your videos. I can't get enough Can't wait to see you moved into the new space Keep it up Louis I have learned a lot from your Tutorals
If I ever own a Apple product by force and break, this is the only guy fixing it. You get what you pay for and this guy hands downs probably knows more then people actually making the Apple products. 👍
I applaud your Passion and Drive Sir
A large electrolytic capacitor that gets shorted out makes a clicking noise. If it's part of a power supply with a shortcut detection it will try to periodically restart. Thus you get periodic clicking.
as soon as he zoomed in I and probably a lot of people could tell it was optical VERY NICE. As far as everything else couldn't tell.