If still want beep from the Piezo Buzzer you can muffle the volume by placing electrical tape over the hole. For bright LED lights on an appliance you can purchase precut tint film placing it over the light to reduce or eliminate the light
A tip - One of my beeping things, I needed the beeps. I just didn't need to be able to hear the beeps further than a foot or so. If you need the beeps a little, instead of removing the whole thing, nibble the top off. This reduces how well the piezo disc is held, and DRAMATICALLY reduces it's volume without silencing it entirely. Good for computer devices that may give needed info via beeping.
Ahank you very much for the tip, I will keep this in mind for ruture mods! Also I now know what the "horn" is actually called haha. so thank you for that as well!
Good one Russ, I was doing same stuff since I was a kid - back then it was tape the light and break the "horn", just kill it LOL. Good to know for this and other appliances.
Yep and not only that but they are annoyingly loud too for amount of airflow, just took an old pc fan and wired 5v usb cable to it, it blows about the same but I don't hear it whatsoever.
@@TheRussReviews Haha did it 3 years ago. I always opened it 1 sec before it was done just to not have to hear that sound. Now, when it stops humming, I know it's done. The relief! :D
Part of me has been asking myself the same question to be completely honest, I recorded it wondering if anyone could relate.. but really didn’t expect the video to perform all that well.. but to my surprise it’s doing okay, I do a lot of DIY stuff so I figured why not record it and upload 🤷🏻♂️
So far, I tend to make these beeper delete mods during autistic meltdowns, and with much more violence. lol
Hahaha, I can definitely understand that.. I hate them so much! I just always plan to remove them any time I get a new fan😂
I have that with ancient I don't want my neighbors to hear we I'm using my ac
Or microwave in the middle of the night
Coz sun Burns my eyes
@@smug_cat1 So you are a nighe owl I take it? I ams as well.
If still want beep from the Piezo Buzzer you can muffle the volume by placing electrical tape over the hole.
For bright LED lights on an appliance you can purchase precut tint film placing it over the light to reduce or eliminate the light
Thank you for that, does covering the hole completely get rid of the sound? And same question for the LED’s?
@@TheRussReviews I wonder if you could solder a resister in parallel to attenuate it.
@@Vsor that may have to be something I try next time 🤔
A tip - One of my beeping things, I needed the beeps. I just didn't need to be able to hear the beeps further than a foot or so.
If you need the beeps a little, instead of removing the whole thing, nibble the top off. This reduces how well the piezo disc is held, and DRAMATICALLY reduces it's volume without silencing it entirely. Good for computer devices that may give needed info via beeping.
Ahank you very much for the tip, I will keep this in mind for ruture mods! Also I now know what the "horn" is actually called haha. so thank you for that as well!
Bob Ross is the painter
YESSS... thats the one haha, thank you!
Good one Russ, I was doing same stuff since I was a kid - back then it was tape the light and break the "horn", just kill it LOL. Good to know for this and other appliances.
Hey heyyyy… love it man! Yeh I’ve been breaking and repairing stuff since I was a kid! Haha I’m glad you like the video brother! Thanks for watching!💪
Yep and not only that but they are annoyingly loud too for amount of airflow, just took an old pc fan and wired 5v usb cable to it, it blows about the same but I don't hear it whatsoever.
Heyyy.. I thought I was the only one!😂😂 you do all fans? That’s epic!
I put in a resistor in my ac
I DON'T NEED TO HEAR MY AC BEEP IN THE BASEMENT
RIGHT!.. Preach! Haha I’ve never understood why they need the freaking peep on these things.. nice job my friend 👌
just put electrical tape on the outside
Someone else was saying the same thing, does it eliminate the sound all together?
I did the same to my microwave. removing the speaker.
Oh you are giving me ideas my friend! 🤔
@@TheRussReviews Haha did it 3 years ago. I always opened it 1 sec before it was done just to not have to hear that sound. Now, when it stops humming, I know it's done. The relief! :D
Or drop a valve. 😆
hahaha shhh lets not tell anyone about that🤣
I love your cute little nose
Thank you 😊 people actually make fun of me for it most of the time 😂
Why am I watching a video of you watching your own video with unnecessary added commentary? 🫥
Part of me has been asking myself the same question to be completely honest, I recorded it wondering if anyone could relate.. but really didn’t expect the video to perform all that well.. but to my surprise it’s doing okay, I do a lot of DIY stuff so I figured why not record it and upload 🤷🏻♂️