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Great to hear mate! Thanks for your comment also. I’m keen to share more videos like this and help people save money and get the triumphant feeling that it’s not trash and you have saved it yourself. Feel free to subscribe and help boost my channel following 😁

Hi, that’s great to hear! Well done on fixing it yourself. Thank you for watching

That is awesome and great you have figured that out! I have also tried this, but there’s a couple of tricky bit (that you’ve found) and is a bit easier just to replace the whole module. I’m stoked that you have it a go and nailed it!

No problem! I’m glad that was helpful to you 🙂 I agree, we have a couple of these running constantly in our house…. Chasing after the kids and eating up their crumbs and lego 🤣

Is it doing this before replacing the wheels? If so, then yes, I believe there is likely something wrong with the wheels. However, make sure they is nothing caught up and causing a jam first.

Hey, thank you for your comments and feedback they are really helpful. I’ve been pulling things apart, putting them back together and fixing things all of my life, but new to the RUclips space and really Enjoying making the videos, especially when others gain value from them. All of it, so far is shot and edited on my iPhone 13 Pro, so I think I need to invest in some more gear to take it up a level. Like you say maybe a screw cam. Bookmarking is also a good idea, so I will learn how to do that and give it a try! Where are you based if you’re in NZ I could potentially help you get it back together and up and running. Shame you haven’t been able to get it fully back together and operational, but great that you gave it a go and you should be commended for that.

Another great question! If you don’t factor into account a cost for your own time it was cost beneficial. However, any unknowns or extra work required, could easily turn it into a loss situation. The largest combined cost is for the purchase of genuine SRS components

Good question! I did it in a few parts, so is hard to put an exact number on it and For Example. had tackled some parts like removing the steering wheel on a seperate occasion. I suspect that if you have done something similar before it would be relatively straight forward and take anywhere from a couple of hours through to a full day… depending on skill level

@@OliviaB-t8e Great! Thankyou very much for watching and I hope the install goes well so you can get it back up and running! All the best

I absolutely love this and proud of you for giving it a go and conquering it! I’m hoping to continue to build my channel to make more videos like this to help people where I can! Thanks for watching

Ah got it, I just unscrewed the main PCB to give that wee bit of allowance!

Hey, yes I was going to suggest that! Well done. It can be done if you gently bend the wires upwards before plugging it in, but undoing the main board screw to give that allowance is a great idea too. Thanks for watching and giving it a go

@ cheers thanks. This video came in handy again. Been getting a wheel stuck issue, but after a disassembly and rotating the wheel a bit with my hand, it seemed to have loosened it somewhat. Fingers crossed that this lasts and I don’t need to buy replacement wheels!

Make sure they are charged up and then open the case lid, open up the Bluetooth settings on your device and make sure Bluetooth is on. Refresh to find nearby devices and TWS should appear. That is the air buds so connect to this

@@Rusty0007 hi mate, all you need is a regular Phillips screw driver and also a fine Phillips of size 00 or similar for the smaller screws. Good question! I place all the screws from the different areas in distinct piles and also use my memory to a certain extent. You could use a magnetic mat like this one below to help organise the screws better 🤪 s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_mOhXiqr

That’s awesome! So glad it was helpful and I am pleased you got the vac working perfectly! Any ideas on what I can make a video on next?

Hi there, firstly check if there’s anything jammed in and around the main roller brush, then check if the square drive at the end of the roller is worn and if so, replace. Thirdly if all else doesn’t work it’s likely that the main brush drive motor needs to be replaced. Please click on the link to my related video or checkout my channel to find out how to replace this. Thanks

Thanks mate, glad it was helpful

Hi there, this can be complex, depending on each individual scenario. I followed the steps as indicated in a bmw repair manual. Please check out my other videos relating to this bmw to see what I did. BMW ruclips.net/p/PL264TlwjTA5wPLg2pHV7U-DApQNSqaqPW

Hey there, thank you for the kind comment! I really appreciate it and glad you found it helpful! I would love to try a teardown on a robot mower at some stage!! If you haven’t already I’d really love it if you could subscribe to my channel to help build it up and I have searched out yours and done the same 😎

@@ENTHUSE_Me That would be cool! I'll subscribe, hopefully one day I'll see a robot mower teardown from you. I don't most videos much, just when I think i can be helpful and I have the time. I'm not really looking to be monetized, just be helpful when I can.

Thanks for the advice, I'll be sure to take that into consideration next time!

Thanks mate! Appreciate your comment, I put this stuff out there and often wonder if anyone is finding it helpful/ useful. I would really appreciate a subscribe if you havent already, will help me boost my channel 🙂 have a great day!

Hey mate, sounds like you’ve had a good play with it and annoying it hasn’t resolved it for you! Mine started charging properly with the new battery and was back up and running. I’m not an expert, but like to share my Experiences working on my own stuff to help others where possible. A couple of things you could try if you haven’t already, are. - fully Reset the unit and re-setup in the app + check for any software updates. - make sure the charger and robot have clean contacts for charging. And the robot is sitting nicely in the dock. - if all else fails, you could try a new motherboard off aliexpress, but you want to make sure it’s a global version and this can make a repair rather pricey.

Good day! Thank you for the input! I have done the complete reset of the deebot. And then removed at and added to the app. I even have a current meter connected between the dock and the robot. When it docks and says it is charging it draws 600milliamps for maybe 30 seconds then stays at 100 milliamps. It will take over five hours to charge from 85% to 100%. Pretty sure that there is a bad componant on the motherboard. Cheers!

Hmm that’s annoying! Are you experienced in board level repairs? I did find this for a board replacement. Does it fully match your machine? s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_mqu2jKk I presume it is English (ie works with the global app), but to be safe would ask them if it’s an English version before buying it

It really is great! Thanks for watching

no problem👍

No worries mate, glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching, if you found it valuable then I’d really appreciate a subscribe to help boost my channel. Thank you

Thanks

Nice one! They are great fun! 😎

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No problem! Hope it is helpful to you. I’m in the process of putting together a vid for the right side wheel, just to help make that clear, so keep an eye out for that. Thanks for watching

​@ENTHUSE_Me that would be handy, that's the one I have an issue with, there seem to be a fair few screws, it'd the second weekend I've made time to look at this, and actually got that far in (the plastic clips around the outside of the case are a little scary). Having calming music is good on these, as it can be a pain - going to be interesting getting everything back together.

Good on you I’m proud of you for giving it a go! You will be fine and the clips do get easier, but it can be daunting in the beginning. I have now made the video for the right side, so please do check that out on my channel. Thank you for your comments and all the best with the repair!

We have three Mocka beds and they are all still going strong. One of which is 5 years old now. I presume they would last well for an adult as well but can’t fully confirm that. I would recommend them purely on the value for money. But a good mattress goes a long way

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Thank you! I really appreciate your comment!

I use these mostly for listening to music, podcasts and videos etc, but when I tested them on a call it all seemed to be good. However, I haven’t used them for big lengthy conversations yet

I really appreciate your comment and pleased that you were able to get some value from the video! Great job on getting it sorted. If you haven’t already, I’d love it if you can subscribe to my channel to help me to continue to grow. Thank you

Hey mate, I really appreciate your comment and pleased that you found this useful anyway. Great job on giving it a go and feeling the satisfaction of conquering it! Thank you for watching

Nice one mate! Thank you for your comment

That’s pretty smart having the dealer do it once a year so that way they can’t really blame you

Classic

Hey thank you for the comment, I can see the appeal of this, but always been worried that it would get bumped or damaged and then I’d lose all of my oil. If it was a needle tap valve with multiple turns required to get it open then it would probably be safe enough. Haven’t tried this yet though.

Thanks for your comment. Yes, you might have missed that part, but I did use an axle stand on the side I lifted and mentioned it in the video. I’m starting to realise that most people only watch sections or part of the video.

I do my oil changes every 8000 km or every 6 months.

Hey mate, thanks for the comment. Yes it can be a hassle to do it yourself! I’ve always enjoyed doing this sort of thing, so that keeps me going. Great idea to find and have ready, a local trustworthy mechanic!

Thank you!

Thank you mate! How are you getting on with your X1?

Hi there, Thanks for Watch and for your comment! I’ve just acquired another T9+ with the same issue and it’s very squeaky but the main rotor is now only spinning occasionally, so will make a video about that also once the new motor arrives. This issue seems to be quite common as the small gear is easily damaged when shoe laces or large objects etc repeatedly get stuck in the main roller brush. If it’s worn but still spinning, I believe it’s highly likely that the small gear on the motor is starting to wear out and a new motor should fix it. As you see in the video, replacement is not for the faint hearted but can be done with patience and determination. However, first thing I would do is take out the main brush and make sure it’s clean and any caught debris is removed (especially around the ends) All the best! I would really appreciate if you Like and subscribe. if you haven’t done so already 😀

@@ENTHUSE_Me ah I see thanks. You mean that the teeth of the gear has probably worn away right? I’m literally in the midst of dismantling now, taking photos of my screws and following your video as I go along! The hardest parts so far have been removing the white body case off due to the clips. Yours are probably loose as you’ve done this a few times I believe? Already subscribed too, thanks for the quick reply too cheers

Yes the clips were reasonably tight the first time, but double check you have all the screws out first

@@kalyngourley5820 wow I really didn’t think this video would help so many people, but I’m incredibly glad that you were able to sort your own machine and I bet you have experienced the satisfaction reward of doing it yourself! Thank you very much for watching, if you haven’t done so already I would really appreciate if you subscribe to my channel as it will help me create more videos like this.

Haha yeah it’s fairly involved and not everyone’s idea of fun! Thanks for watching and all the best with the repair.

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