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ASUS refused to fix this ROG alloy,
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claiming that it had liquid damage. The
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seller that sent this to me said that
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there was never any liquid damage, but
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he did try to make a few repairs himself
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that didn't end up working out, which is
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why he sent it to ASUS. In this video,
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I'm going to take this apart, see if
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there's any liquid damage, and see if we
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can fix it. The viewer that sent this to
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me said he tried to fix his micro SD
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card. He tried to reflow the components
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by applying solder paste flux and
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heating it up. He then proceeded to
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close everything up and turn it on. He
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said that did actually work, but then he
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restarted the device and it never came
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to life again. ASUS said they wouldn't
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fix it under warranty, but they would
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fix it for $867.
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I'm curious to see if there's any
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evidence of any sort of liquid damage
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once we get this opened up. Now, I don't
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see any evidence of liquid yet. I can
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see that this thing's been taken apart.
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I started taking it apart already, but I
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want to check and see if it'll charge
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with an SSD installed. There's not
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currently one there. So, I don't think
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that matters. I don't think that would
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keep it from charging, but I do want to
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check just to be sure.
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Storage device installed. Now, the thing
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with ROG Allies is you have to cover
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this sensor right here. This is a light
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sensor, and that tells the system
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whether the back cover is off or not.
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So, I'm going to cover this, and that'll
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make it think the cover's on. and then
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plug it in and see if we get a charge
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light. Okay, covering this
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and
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no lights, no nothing.
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Doesn't power on. Just nothing happens
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at all. It's like the battery's
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unplugged, which I don't think it is.
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No, it's not unplugged, but okay. So, we
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need to take this thing apart further,
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see what's going on on this board. Or I
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mean, it could be just a battery issue.
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I don't know. Let's take it apart,
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though. and figure this thing out.
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And with the battery out, still no
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clues. Get this SSD back out and get the
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thumb sticks and the boards off, the
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fans out, and then we'll see if we can
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see anything from there.
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Okay, one thumb stick module is out. Got
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to say, the seller of this seemed to do
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a pretty good job overall. I mean, other
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than the fact that, you know, it's not
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working. But what I mean by that is
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there's not a bunch of broken ribbon
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cables or missing screws or anything
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like that. So, really not too bad
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overall.
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This ribbon cable was unplugged from the
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board down here. So, we'll need to make
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sure and plug that in. Speaking of the
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seller doing a really good job,
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actually, I mean, it it's possible I
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just pulled it out when I was pulling
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that thumb stick out. Okay, there we go.
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Okay,
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so far
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everything is looking just fine. I don't
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see any evidence of any sort of liquid
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damage. This is the SD card slot. So,
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I'm guessing maybe the other side might
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show us something.
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Okay, now we need to unplug everything.
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Power button. I've forgotten to plug
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that in before. Okay, how we looking?
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Okay, this seems pretty good.
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And it is coming out.
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Okay, and there we go. All right, now
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let's see what we got for liquid damage.
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So, right down here is the SD card area,
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this whole area. And I can definitely
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see
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some kind of residue on this chip.
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But other than that, like there's just
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nothing. I don't see any like liquid
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damage indicators or anything on this
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board.
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So, as far as I can tell, the only
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reason they would say that there's
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liquid damage on this board is because
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there's a little bit of residue on this
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chip. Let's get under a microscope and
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take a closer look at this. Okay, so
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this is the SD card slot right here, and
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this is the backside of it. So, this is
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why they were saying it's liquid
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damaged. While I can say that there's
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little bits of what looks like probably
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flux residue, there's absolutely no
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corrosion or anything like that on this
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board. So, for them to say it's liquid
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damaged,
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I'm just not sure I'm on board with
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that. Now, it is true that the person I
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bought this from did mess with this. He
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said he heated it up to reflow these
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components, and that actually got the SD
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card working, at least for a while. So,
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I mean, technically he did mess with the
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inside of it, but at the same time, I
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can't say that I would say this is
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liquid damaged. I can say there has been
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some liquid on the board, meaning flux,
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which is kind of like meant to be on
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boards. I mean, at least enough for it
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to do, you know, soldering and stuff
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like that. Normally, you clean flux off,
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but it also usually doesn't do any
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damage for it to be there. So, tell me
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what you think in the comments if ASUS
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should have denied him a warranty on
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this or whether you think they should
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have went ahead and fixed it. Now that
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we've explored that a little bit, we've
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got to figure out why this thing isn't
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working. One of the things I noticed is
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there's this random capacitor that's
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like
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off center. Oh. Oh, that's like broken
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off.
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Okay. Um Well, I mean that could be a
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problem. I mean, it also might not be,
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but that could definitely be an issue.
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So, the problem is that that pad
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probably under there is probably torn.
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That being said, we need to explore
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that. I'm going to get a soldering iron
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and see if we can just resolder this
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guy. So, I'm going to come in just a
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little bit of flux. That's just going to
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help the solder flow. I've got our fume
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extractor turned on. Our iron is nice
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and warm. Let's see if this thing will
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solder. So, if that pad is torn, there's
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a good chance this isn't going to solder
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down correctly. Also, how did this
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happen? That's what I want to know. I
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feel like I mean, obviously something
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broke it off, but that's kind of
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strange.
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Yeah, that's what I was afraid of. Okay,
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that capacitor seems to have a broken
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pad on one side. So, first thing we're
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going to do is remove it. Try to remove
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it without breaking the other side pad.
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Let's get some flux on that thing. Got
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flux on one side, but not really the
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other side.
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Not there.
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Close enough. All right.
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Now, we should be able to desolder this
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side.
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Just like that. Okay. Now, we can see
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what we're working with.
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Hey, let's try and put some solder on
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that. See if it'll stick.
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Okay, we got solder to stick there.
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That's good news. All right,
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let's try and restick this capacitor
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back on here.
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Yeah. See, there's something going on
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with this thing.
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It refuses to stick down.
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Oh, actually, okay. Let me try my larger
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iron. Maybe I can get
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Maybe if we bring a little bit more heat
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in here, that'll work.
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Nope.
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Okay. So, we got to figure out what's
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going on with this board and why
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nothing's sticking.
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Let's bring some more flux in.
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Okay, that that seems to be working fine
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now.
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Also, we got to get the solder off of
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these pads that I accidentally soldered
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together. Let's get some
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get some solder wick on here. See if we
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can wick wick enough of that up to get
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it out of there.
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There we go. Okay, now back to our
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original project.
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See, it looks like we've got solder
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sticking there, but when I go to put
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the capacitor on, it doesn't like it.
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It could just have a broken capacitor,
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too. That is always possible.
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Ah, got it. Okay, that took a while.
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Let's make sure that's nice and strong.
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Yeah, we're good. Okay, I'm not sure why
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that took so long. It just didn't want
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to stay on there. But sometimes that's
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just how it is. So,
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I checked the capacitor to make sure it
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wasn't broken. I checked the pads to
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make sure they were good. That's why I
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knew it was just a matter of time and
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trying to get that thing on there
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correctly. Now, is that the only problem
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with this motherboard, though? That's
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what we got to figure out. Let's take a
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look at the rest of it and see if we can
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find anything else wrong. Okay, on the
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screen now is a major problem. I'm going
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to give you a second to see if you can
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find it.
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It is right here. We've got a completely
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blown capacitor. It blew out the side
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right there. Maybe more, but for sure
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this one. That tells me that there was
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probably a lot of voltage that went
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through this, which tells me that
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somebody who took it apart probably
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bridged two points that weren't supposed
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to be bridged and caused a voltage spike
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that blew out this capacitor.
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Now, it is possible that that capacitor
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is the only problem on this board, but
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it is also possible that voltage went
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through this capacitor and into other
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chips on this board. And if that's the
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case, this board might be toast. But I
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think what we should do first is replace
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this capacitor and see if that takes
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care of the shorts. So, what I'm going
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to do is remove this capacitor. Then I'm
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going to get a capacitor from a known
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good board. Now, before we solder on a
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new capacitor, let's see if our short is
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gone. If the short is gone, there will
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not be no beep. If we hear a beep, that
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means the short is still there.
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Okay, that's great news. So, let's
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install a known good capacitor.
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And with that capacitor replaced,
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let's see what happens
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when we put our probes on here and see
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if it's shorted.
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320 ohms on one side and 1 ohm on the
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other side. That's about what it should
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be. So, I feel like I haven't I don't
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see any other problems on this board.
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So, I think now is the time to put this
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back into the handheld and see if that's
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all it takes to fix this board. Okay,
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now we just got to get this motherboard
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fitted in here. It's almost where it
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needs to go. It's not quite down in the
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slots. This ribbon cable needs to be
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What are we doing here? There's a little
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bit of damage on that cable. I don't
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think it's enough to cause a problem.
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Okay, I'm going to plug the power button
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in before I do anything else because
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I've forgotten that before and it really
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threw me off.
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Okay,
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let's get a few screws in.
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All right. Now, we need to make sure all
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the buttons and everything are lined up
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and clicky.
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Yep. Okay. Everything's good. Now, I
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just got to get the rest of these ribbon
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cables in and screws in. And then we can
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put the thumb sticks in the fan and heat
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sinks and the battery.
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Okay, so we've got this all back
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together. The next move is to reconnect
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the battery and hopefully nothing
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explodes. Here we go.
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Battery
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plugged in.
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Okay,
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no smoke. Don't see any problems there.
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All right, let's give it a test. Okay,
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my finger is over the optical sensor.
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Let's plug it in. Oh, we got a charge
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light.
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That is great news. So, I'm going to let
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this thing charge for a little bit. I'm
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going to get the back cover on and then
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we'll test it after it's fully charged.
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But first, let's just try and press the
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power button again and see what happens.
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It just turned on. Okay, I'm still going
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to get this fully charged. I'll put the
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back cover on and then we'll test it
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again and make sure it all works. I
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can't believe that just turned on. Let's
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get the back cover on.
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There we go. Now, this didn't come with
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the original SSD. I'm using a
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replacement, so I don't know. I might
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have to install some software onto this.
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Okay. And we are in recovery mode. Okay.
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I'm going to get the software loaded on
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and then we'll start it up again and see
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what happens. Right. And we're almost
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done downloading. Just a little bit more
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and then we should be able to start this
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thing up. And there we go. Windows is
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installed and this ROG Ally is now fully
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working. Let me know in the comments if
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you think ASUS should have taken this in
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for a free warranty repair or whether
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you think they did the right thing by
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declining it. If you like this type of
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video, you'll probably like the video
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where I've bought eight broken handheld
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PCs to see if I could fix those. I'll
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put a link for that video up on your
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screen now so you can come hang out with
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me over there and see if I could fix
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them. Thanks so much for watching today
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and I hope you have a good one.23188
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