Sony CFS-W350S Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- Sony CFS-W350S Restoration
This is tutorial video guide you how to restore a radio cassette - corder Sony CFS-W350S
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Cleaning of mainboard by water. You’re my master.
I was shocked too
Water washing is fine as long you allow things to completely dry out. Use a little rubbing alcohol to remove any water spots left behind
I did not realize you could pressure wash everything but the speakers - mind blown
The moment you start blasting electronic components with a pressure washer is epic
I do not recommend using water to clean the circuit board because water can go into components such as the mains transformer or the variable tuning capacitor and cause corrosion damage inside of it or defeat the galvanic isolation of the mains transformer.
I would use other cleaners next time or just blow the dust off the circuit board with an air compressor.
But it is still a good restoration video and it came out cleaner than before and it works.
You do need to be somewhat careful with a compressor too, a moisture trap would probably help. I think they can also create static.
Power washing an old delicate electronic board... Crazy...
Not crazy if it works lol
@@mistrydul it can oxidate
Sir,
You did a beautiful restoration on this Sony CFS-W350S. I have heard of a circuit board being washed with water, but this is the first time I've actually seen it being done. It really does appear to work. I would think afterwards you'd rinse the circuit board off with distilled water so there's no mineral residue. Very impressive work! Thanks so much for putting this amazing restoration on RUclips.
THOMMGB rub down with IPA after it’s dry works too
Pressure washing a boombox, seen it all ladies and gents!!! Awesome job!!!
I know everything's designed to a price, but I can't imagine spending this kind of time restoring one of these once I saw the internals on those speakers. I grew up with bottom-end brands like GPX (since that's what kids get), but I always assumed Sony products were built significantly better inside. Good on you for keeping it alive.
I thought this was a boring video where's someones just cleaning up the old stuff. But I was wrong. Nice video bro
It's not restoration but cleaning
He did some repairs on the electronics...
@@jrand2631 The video doesn't contain that but only cleaning.
I’m shocked he didn’t power wash the speakers as well.
So am I - and even more amazed he didn't hang those on the line to dry.
Nice job. Those old tape/radio players usually get discarded to the land fill. Nice to see you took the time to make it nice and usable again. Thumbs Up.
Opsss.. okay you washed it up with water and it functions. Great job.
For all the people out there not knowing, pcb-s and electronic components unless powered on can't be damaged with water. Especially distilled water. Water is non conductive. It's the impurities in it that conduct electricity. So powerwashing a pcb and thoroughly drying it might be the cheapest and easiest way to clean it.
That's so fucking incorrect.
Nathan Justice it is correct. I’ve done it countless times to radios and computer parts over the past 20+ years. The trick is to thoroughly dry and wipe down with IPA after water wash & dry or use distilled water to wash.
First time seeing something like this get restored.
Asians never cease to amaze me. The patience, knowledge, and ability to work with electronics is astounding! Great video!
I like your way of dismantle, it's really respecful and you have done a great job and you are GREAT ☺️
Puts it all back together, realizes whole motherboard should have been re-capped. Always recap old electronics, easy to do and saves having to do it later when they start leaking or die.
Re-capped?
@Grompf Grouik ah! Gotcha, thanks.
А ты молоток мужик! Мне нравиться наблюдать как ты это делаешь! Лайк тебе от меня!
привет, собрат)
i have one from 1993, I'm gonna restore it based on your video thank you bro❤️
Dont. Throw it in the garbage bin its worthless junk.
Folks, this is just a very thorough cleaning.
Water is fine on older electronics - I have run old computer circuits through a dishwasher cycle without a problem.
Some isopropyl alcohol could have cleaned the flux deposits on the circuit board. That would have been an idea.
Sony brand is good and strong 👍👍👍
I halucinated when I saw you washing the main board with the Kärcher !
My mom had this exact same radio when I was younger. Brings me back.
Amazing how he knows how to put every peice back.
I think that is the hardest part
You are an artist, fun to watch your restorations.
That wasn't a restoration but a cleaning.
Your washing process is very good
I might have preferred a different cleaner for the electronics... Alcohol at the least. Or a PCB cleaner spray. Risky using water.
You have awesome skills, I would have totally forgotten where to put all the plugs and screws after I had taken them out. :D
Pressure wash is the best part ...👍
It’s extraordinary how ingenious some people are!
Главное результат!!!!!молодец паря!ненавижу тех мастеров,что из за сгоревшего транзистора меняют всю плату!
To prevent rust after washing the motherboard, use contact spray cleaner all over it, or isopropyl alchool
didn't know that electronics are washable))))))
I used to have this stereo! It was amazing for the times.
6:14. I'm like... "You must be kidding me..."
perfectly fine. i wash my GPUs like that.
Its a question of how you handle hard water. If you let to evaporate the water from the PCB the yes. But you have to do it a few times so you corrode the PCB with limescale.
It's actually not terrible. But you should use filtered water to avoid deposits. As long as it dries before turning power back on, it works alright. But a better option is an electrical cleaning aerosol.
Wow... that was quite informative... Thanks DanielC & GodSpeed
@@DanielCardei nice videos on your channel BTW... Keep it coming bro...
You are a magician! Great job! :)
Sony Toda una joya Autoreversible y Ecualizador
Sin duda una buena grabadora.yo tuve una idéntica a esta hasta que se estropeó 😥😥😥😥😥
👌👍😍 que increible tecnología la de esa época todavía siguen funcionando esos aparatos
I have that exact same model from when I was a kid, it still works amazing, but needs restoration after all the abuse by 5 year old me lol
Impressive job! Very nice work. Thanks
Cleaning electronic parts with standard water is a very bad idea. Water produces oxidation, and if it is not distilled water it also creates limescale.
Omg i had one of these, i cannot emphasize how much i bumped the hell out of this thing back in the day, not to mention all the "other" speakers i would try to hook up to it lol!
Pressure washing the circuit board too😂
He appears to know what he is doing ...
TE, do more restoration videos! You do great work. Thank you for posting this.
This is not a restoration, this is just a primitive cleaning.
No shit huh.
Everyone thinks they’re a “restorer” now days 🙄
Better than abandoned in dust
Still not a restauration. Cause no restauration needed
Quedó como nuevo la radio saludos desde mejillones Chile
You should change the title as "Sony Cleaning"
Watching this fills me with nostalgia.
Not all nostalgia is good. I had something similar when I was a kid, Thought it was the coolest thing ever. Now I realise it was the cheapest worthless garbage.
Крутая сонька у меня такая лет 15 назад была)
Love the commentary in this video, yeah, nice one.
It's not good idea to use water for pcb board, coz it will oxidize in time
Man that rascal brought back memories. I had the Sony that introduced the CD player in 1984. It was the hottest thing then, a double overplay with double cassette and AM/FM. $440 then.
Lo bueno de dos artefactos antiguos, es la calidad , no la tecnología , fueron hechos para durar, hoy en día las mismas marcas ya no duran ...
Great job my G you made that brand new again bro.
You washed the electronic circuit with water? 😮
Limescale comes on if you let the water evaporate from PCB. If you dry the PCB it's fine.
what do you think you use in Ultrasonic cleaner? De-ionized (DI) water. Purified Water. No minerals.
nice job!
WANTED: working tapes, good condition required.
i had one of these but with lights on the speakers neat hahaha
Cara boas lembranças tive um desse quando eu tinha 14 anos curti mutas música em um som desses obrigado por me fazer recordar esse tempo.
Я себе на дембель точно такой же привёз. В Германии когда служил в 1990 году.Как сейчас помню покупал его за 140 западногерманских марок.Лет пять назад выкинул,и то потому что дети его разбили,а так проработал он всё это время без проблем ,а уж что ему пришлось пережить в походах и на пикниках ...страшно представить.
Ухты, здорово, а меня в это же самое время отправили в Сибирь на ракетных шахтах работать. А магнитофон я там купил "Романтик" назывался.
Вспомнил одно историю. Сосед пришел с армии. Служил тоже в Германии, привез двухкасетный магнитофон. Ебать! Чудо!!!
Короче, задрочил он головки советскими кассетами. Мафон был на гарантии. Отправил он его в Германию. Через пол года вернулся, заменили не только головки. Заменили светодиоды. А в кассетные деки вставили коронные вкладыши, по форме кассеты. А на них надпись. Не используйте наждачную бумагу! 😂
Нгуен привет! Динамики покрась краской распылитель из баллончика для нубука и замши, не будет влиять на диффузор!Отлично получится! Я сам так делаю! 😉
Don't forget to pressure wash the speakers
Beautiful restoration!
6:13 oh my gooooood
always like to watch these restorations
full analog device. Nothing digital at all. That means no need any software to run it. old techs are irreplacable.
Ha, still have this as a reminder of how i listened to music and how i did my mixtapes when i was a young kid. Mine is in a better condition but has minor issues. Nice to see this restored. All the best from RO!
So... Do people really have a hard time accepting the fact that some people might do this kind of cleaning / restoring relic from the past are for keeping some token of appreciation from their own past? The first stereo their family ever own or that funky Walkman your brother bought for you when he study abroad. Not everyone interested in flipping junk into gold. Some don't even care. It's hilarious to read some comments here.
Excellent restoration. This video should be the perfect example how to restore an old radio cassette. Well done!
Pressure washing the motherboard o_O
He probably used a hairdryer to dry it, but didn't show us
Why not leaving it enough time to dry or use hot air!
Maravilloso amigo, saludos desde Chile.
10:04 Did the bird just scream "GONNA GET YOU" ?
Un equipazo en esa época lo mejor que fabricó Sony en esa epoca
How to clean rusty motherboard? SPRAY WITH WATER!
Lol man, you back in time. I was repaired same Sony :)
Давайте мыть электронику керхером, действительно, что может пойти не так...
Автор молодец! Хорошая работа.
Let me address a few things. First, I'm not sure this is a "restore" in the strictest sense. A belt kit, calibration (both mechanical and electronic) were not installed and performed. Secondly, it is true that you can wash electronic components including pcb's, but for previously energized IC's and capacitors on-board I recommend draining them thoroughly by grounding circuits for a couple days first. I also do not recommend pressure washing old parts (mechanical or electronic) without a certain way of identifying present components (in other words, take high res pictures and have a troubleshooting printout)- high pressure has a way of blowing off skimpy loose springs or transistors you might not have noticed. Use only purified water without additives since tap water is a big no-no for cleaning components because it contains metals and other contaminants that will stick to the components and pcb. I should also point out that anything that flexes such a thin pcb is prone to weaken solder joints which should be checked before, during, and after any restoration. Pressure washing, depending on temperature of the water causes undue stress on plastic components which are also chemically weakened in the drying process. I also do not recommend anything but plasticized painting component sprays as other paints tend not to bond properly to commercial plastics used in consumer electronics. Still, a skilled and experienced "detailing" of a very classic boombox. I am also glad that you did not change the speakers. They are electronically balanced for your system and the measured output matches the amplifier stereo circuits on the main board (in this case already aged components that the speakers have aged with). Only change them if one or both speakers fail and always change them as a pair on a stereo unit.
Thank you very much! ^_^
Man, this radio brings back memories
The plastic parts came out great. Never seen anyone power wash electronics before. Why did you do that?
Such washing will be cleaner
@@TE. Frankly speaking, i hope you live in a place where the water has poor mineral content, or at least you made a final rise with demineralized water.
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Ver este equipo me trae recuerdoos cuando era mi padre tennis uno igual pero un poco más grande...
mi madre aun usa un sony muy parecido a ese, esas radios son eternas
You have magic hands. it's nice!!!
I used to carry this kind of things on my shoulder to meet my friends
How about that! 😂
I Bass booster by putting pillow in speakers 🤪
another great restoration, this is a job for a great master same.
There is no harm in washing electronics as long as it is totally dry before power is applied
So then why don't you wash your phone in dish washer ?
@@Kallaon That is just a stupid reply.
@@Kallaon Because with a battery inside there is always current circulating through the device. Also if not dried fast enough water can lead to corrosion
Andrea Botti it was just a metaphir, because saying that that washing pcb with water is ok is just bullshit
With a pressure washer?
Bro, lol,lol,lol thats great, I had one of those 150 years ago, great really great, to bad u could not put some better spekers in the unit made it sound better, great job.
Impressionante 👏
It look like it came from the fabric. Nice job 👌
ppl are all like OMG WATER! DERP! Ever drop yr phone in a puddle and dry it in rice? water and electricITY dont mix. inert unpowered components can get washed with anything as long as it doesn't strip anything vital away... Got a remote control that doesn't work anymore b/c of too many greasy food covered hands touching it? pull appart, wash circuit board in soap and water. THOROUGHLY dry, overnight, maybe ever a couple days... put back together and good as new!
I had one when I was a teenager. I wish I had it still.
Don’t show a shot of the finished restoration at the start of the video. That ruins it.
caramba,ai manja dos desmontes e restauraçoes!!!parabens!!!!!
The title says "restoration", but it should say cleaning.
Master of ancient Art
Suugestion:hack it to blutooth
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Nice restoration Te!
Good and wish to say that too😌
Boss good👌 old is gold
i use one of this to pirate Commodore 64 cassettes back in the 80'
Saludos desde Chile justo hoy me encontré esta radio y solo tiene malo la casetera lo de mas esta todo bueno te felicito desde viña del mar Chile un abrazo.