Books on Laptop Motherboard Repair

[JonathanAnon]

Hi guys,

I've been looking for a book on Motherboard Repair, but I can't find anything that goes in to any sort of detail. Can anybody recommend a good book on this.

I've been going through online videos from Electronic Repair School and others, but I would like something to read.

thanks.

[johnpaul11]

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[johnpaul11]

check http://adiedkhazbook.blogspot.com/

[JonathanAnon]

Hi John Paul and thanks for your response. Have you read this book or are you just making a suggestion?

I'm a bit concerned about the spelling, I wonder is the grammar as bad in the book.

"COMPONEN SYMBOL ,CARACTERISTIC & HOW TO TEST"

I might just buy to to at least be reading something useful.

[JonathanAnon]

Actually he has an article about MOSFETs on laptop motherboards. I'll have a read and see what it's like.

[JonathanAnon]

I bought the book anyway. Just going through it at the moment. I got the English version, but if I'd known how bad the English was I would have asked for the Hindi version. The book is full of good stuff but very frustrating having to decrypt every sentence. I think I might just go through it sentence by sentence and write out my own version.

Very frustrating that there is no natural english speaker that could release a similar book on the topic.

[Andrew F. Ali]

Going through line by line and re-writing them might very well be a good learning tool. This way it will give you time to analyze fully the information therein.

[soninke_worrior]

Originally Posted by JonathanAnon

I bought the book anyway. Just going through it at the moment. I got the English version, but if I'd known how bad the English was I would have asked for the Hindi version. The book is full of good stuff but very frustrating having to decrypt every sentence. I think I might just go through it sentence by sentence and write out my own version.

Very frustrating that there is no natural english speaker that could release a similar book on the topic.

I have read the book, very useful information and very frustrating as well. Please do share your end product.

[soninke_worrior]

This is very good one too buy Luis Rossmann. Not very well written too.

[JonathanAnon]

Thanks for sharing that Louis Rossman book. I will have a read of that tomorrow.

I went through the Adie Dkhaz book fully for the second time. It seems like he grabbed sections of the book and just threw them in to Google Translate. There are also sections that are repeated (word for word) for no reason. This happens at least three times in the book. I mean, even ONE proofreading of the book would have found this! The graphic images are grainy, hard to make out, and there is a lot of repetition on this as well. Similar images used again and again.

The book really lacks structure and a flow as well as the already mentioned issues with the language. I don't want to beat up on the guy too much, but that is my honest assessment. Cos some of the information is very good. Do I know more having read it. Yes, certainly. Was it an easy read. No. Could I recommend it? I had quite a bit of knowledge going in so I was able to piece together what he was saying, without that I think I would have been looking in to the abyss.

As I piece together the knowledge I might try and write up my own guide. Any other recommendations of books welcome.

[JonathanAnon]

Hey soninke_worrior,

Thanks very much for that Louis Rossman book. Read the whole thing in one sitting 7am this morning. It's a great little book. Lot of simple straight forward advice on troubleshooting.

Looking for more books!

[soninke_worrior]

Originally Posted by JonathanAnon

Hey soninke_worrior,

Thanks very much for that Louis Rossman book. Read the whole thing in one sitting 7am this morning. It's a great little book. Lot of simple straight forward advice on troubleshooting.

Looking for more books!

Welcome

[razu]

Any one upload adie-dhakaz book of laptop reparing!........or chinese english translated ebook guys

[brew99]

bump on this last request. Would be interested in an upload of adie-dhakaz book

[sam_sam_sam]

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/attach...5&d=1525483769

It might not be well written but it did fill in missing pieces of knowledge that I was lacking or not fully understanding all of it

The part that fill in some missing piece was the explanation of the data lines and how they are created and what they should look and what it means if it —>

value = “0” and stays that value or if the value is “3.3 volts and stays at that value

Thanks for sharing this

[razu]

Rossman Repair books is not so good books...........