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    Funny Who did this in Russia?

    Good day.

    Got a laptop in today. The client were in Russia for some time and had a laptop in for repairs... They got it working for a short time eventually quoted the client a new board....

    See the photo for what I found inside.... It was an easy repair so no idea why they tried the shit you see in the photo... Anyways just sharing random shit I see everyday.
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    #2
    Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

    ghetto fix,
    pretty common if your in a place with no parts source other than slow mail order.

    you do what you have to do to get the shit running with what's on hand.

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      #3
      Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

      *btw: not angry I like Russia *
      After opening it seeing that thing I had a good laugh...

      @stj
      ghetto fix
      indeed hahaha...

      pretty common if your in a place with no parts source other than slow mail order.
      Yeah its not bad, nothing really that bad about it but still even with those parts you can try and make it look waaay better...

      anyways, any photos of "bad" repairs? things you saw?
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        #4
        Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

        no, most of the shit i'v seen is soldering-related.
        mostly involving what i suspect is plumbing solder - big piles of burned flux around parts.

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          Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

          Originally posted by stj View Post
          no, most of the shit i'v seen is soldering-related.
          mostly involving what i suspect is plumbing solder - big piles of burned flux around parts.
          True, if a solder noob, LOL
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            #6
            Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

            Sometime I also need to do this kind of stuff to get machine work when I don't get same part in market or in scrap.
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              Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

              Yeh, we all do this kind of repairs sometimes when spares are not avalable or will take long time to arrive but the finish could have been much better.

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                #8
                Re: Funny Who did this in Russia?

                Originally posted by dspok View Post
                Sometime I also need to do this kind of stuff to get machine work when I don't get same part in market or in scrap.
                Haha that's not bad its much cleaner than the fix I posted from some other guy...

                But its a tiny bit worrying those thin wires for a (what looks to be a) high Current rail. :P Then again as long as it works

                @mcplslg123
                Indeed yeah I can admit I have done those as-well...
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