Hey guy, I have already fixed three TVs that I rescued from the curb, all thanks to your sharing of your knowledge and skills. Thanks for sharing again, and have a great day!
The first electronic repair I ever did was a power converter like this. It put out the required voltage but the power light on the device, a Klipsch Room Groove, was flickering on and off. I saw bulging capacitors, changed them, and that fixed it. I know nothing about electronics, by the way, but this convinced me to learn!
You are right ✌🏼 Some need to be pry opened. Use a blade to cut open. You got to be very careful. Don't damage the inside components ot cut your fingers. After doing it glue it up using epoxy resin or elephant 🐘 glue. All the best 😁✌🏼🤝🏼👍
Wow this was super cool. I have a bunch of power adapters in a box. Now I know what to do with them. It’s time to play repair man haha. And I’m ordering the the tools you used.
I have back massagers that won't turn on. I have a lot of them but can I mail you a couple of them to you to see if you can find the problem and post it on youtube? I will ship it out free and you can keep them after it's repaired.
Thanks for the video. I don’t know if you realize but something in your shop is making a really high frequency pitch and it’s recorded by your camera which made the second part of the video really hard to listen to. This probably doesn’t bother most people but I would assume it might annoy esp. younger ears. Just an fyi
TT, that board was so full of flux, probably contributed to alot of the problems. Applause, Applause. How cool it would be to see both your boys fixing stuff. Thank you. Your funny..oh. don't you have a vise to hold the board.?
I've just searched the vid to repair my power supply for multieffect zoom gfx8 lol... ty but I guess I'll just replace it with some old 12V laptop adaptor.
I was waiting for you to touch the disordering gun with something. Great microscope. You should always put in 105 degree Celsius capacitors in switching power supplies.
I have an adaptor output DC9v-200mA. My 2 multimeters tell me 18.5v output. I have a max power supply which I can output up to 30watts. But I can also get a voltage reading from different devices like a 9v battery or the 15 battery. But when I connect the adaptor to my electrical outlet, I get no reading. Any suggestions mwhat might be happening..
Anyone else get that LinkMicro? I'm weary of my stereo microscopes on boom stands - too tiring. This LM 'scope looks pretty good. Wonder what the depth of field is or other adjustments (zoom?)
I have a Sony KDL-32BX300 and it has no TCON board as far as i can see and based on my research. The problem I am having with this TV is that black/blank screens appear washed out/greyed out and I notice a very faint horizontal green streak across the screen when certain images are displayed. What could be causing this and what component(s) would need to be replaced in order to fix this problem? Keep in mind that I'm not a technician so I don't know how to test boards and whatnot.
I dont suppose this would work with a nintendo switch ac power adapter would it? Mine just suddenly decided it didn't want to charge my switch anymore unfortunately
Glad I stumbled on your channel. Have an awesome Godzilla neon light / statue that stopped working after the power went out on my block. I suspect its the transformer / AC adapter. After watching you perform surgery, I'm gonna see if I can resurrect it. Much respect! And thanks for sharing.
I found out that the heatsink from a other component was SURROUNDING two capacitors that have become swollen from all the heat getting dumped around them, which caused them to dry out, causing the device to fail sooner.... And the manufacturer KNOWS this...
I'm too scared to just shove the meter leads into power outlets or extension cord plugs like you just did without hesitation!! What's the trick to not sizzlin yourself your burning up the outlet? But then you switch the meter?? I'm confused
Check the cable itself. If there’s a problem, it’s usually at the connector end or where the cable goes into the power supply. Wiggle and flex it to see if it starts working.
You're a good dad. Wish there were more dudes out there like you ❤️
Hey guy,
I have already fixed three TVs that I rescued from the curb, all thanks to your sharing of your knowledge and skills.
Thanks for sharing again, and have a great day!
The first electronic repair I ever did was a power converter like this. It put out the required voltage but the power light on the device, a Klipsch Room Groove, was flickering on and off. I saw bulging capacitors, changed them, and that fixed it. I know nothing about electronics, by the way, but this convinced me to learn!
Nice work.
Wish I could fix my 12v 1a adapter. But the whole thing is sealed, with nothing to indicate how the unit can be opened.
You are right ✌🏼
Some need to be pry opened. Use a blade to cut open. You got to be very careful. Don't damage the inside components ot cut your fingers.
After doing it glue it up using epoxy resin or elephant 🐘 glue.
All the best 😁✌🏼🤝🏼👍
me too 12v 1a LG for a blu ray player.
From now on i'm fixing all my broken power adapter myself :)
You're a great dad and your son can really rip it tell him to stay with it he's awesome
That guitar sounds good! I like that microscope!
Wow this was super cool. I have a bunch of power adapters in a box. Now I know what to do with them. It’s time to play repair man haha. And I’m ordering the the tools you used.
See links in video description for tools I used.
A good way to learn about basic design!,,,✨and repair!,,, lol
Good call on the cap. I know you produce a variety of vids but i like the repair ones the best.
I thought you would of tested the adaptor after fixing the cracked solder, excellent video all the same.
We did at the end of the video, my son plugged in his adapter.
@@TampaTec sorry bud, I meant before changing the caps.
this video deserves more views. useful and informative .
Fixing stuff and kids on right music track. Priceless.
Great repair!
Great repair! Enjoyed the video and your older son appears really happy you did this for him. Not too shabby on the electric guitar either.
enjoyed the video, but I recommend to clean the tip of the soldering iron to get a better job
Nice info as always for the AC DC power adapter.👍
Great video! One question.... what is the drill like devise you used with the capacitor removal?
Nice playing of guitar.
Great video! Loved the commentary and the rift. Thank you both for sharing
Nice, Pantera! Totally surprised me, I'm impressed keep up the great work!
I like the microscope you are useing it saves a lot of eye strain. Great job on the power adapter Chinese made I presume
Hi whats the desoldering gun you are using??
I just added those links for you in the video description 👍
@@TampaTec thx
N64 = Raisin' your kid right! ;)
Nice choice of riff!
Great video, you learn something new everyday
Yeah, guitar pedals are almost always reverse polarity (center-negative)
Great video and bonus guitar riffs 🤘
What a great kid!
I know someone already asked but what desolder iron is that
I added link on the video description.
What a cool dad!
That was cool, thanks for sharing. 👍
I learned something here. Entertaining video from start to finish. You sound a bit like Jerry Seinfeld.
damn, this is a class almost. I have the same model and learning electronics. that's helping a lot.
I like the micro size screw driver -( electric or battery powered?). Don’t know zilch about what ur repairing but glad knowing about video.
Nice fix Paul :-)
Thanks Vince
I have back massagers that won't turn on. I have a lot of them but can I mail you a couple of them to you to see if you can find the problem and post it on youtube? I will ship it out free and you can keep them after it's repaired.
Cool dad, cool kid, cool video
Very good. Thanks Very much
Thanks for the video. I don’t know if you realize but something in your shop is making a really high frequency pitch and it’s recorded by your camera which made the second part of the video really hard to listen to. This probably doesn’t bother most people but I would assume it might annoy esp. younger ears. Just an fyi
Good video. Nice gadgets. God bless.
TT, that board was so full of flux, probably contributed to alot of the problems. Applause, Applause. How cool it would be to see both your boys fixing stuff. Thank you. Your funny..oh. don't you have a vise to hold the board.?
Lol. I found the clamps that came with digital microscope and mounted it.
weldone sir
I always make a note of yoinking AC/DC adapters and power supplies from broken appliances now.
My collection's getting a bit haywire 🤣
Like your style man
What resoldering iron is that?
I just added links in the video description.
He plays well! Very informative, thanks
great repair, thank you for sharing this.
The like counter was on 666. I braved evil forces and got the like counter to # 667. Your Welcome. Love the channel.
First time of me seeing a negative terminal on the inside of the jack
Can you reuse caps from spare boards etc?
Nice bro....Makes me feel better a pro burns himself too. haha.
Good game... Thank you very much.
This is so very helpful!
I've just searched the vid to repair my power supply for multieffect zoom gfx8 lol... ty but I guess I'll just replace it with some old 12V laptop adaptor.
I was waiting for you to touch the disordering gun with something. Great microscope. You should always put in 105 degree Celsius capacitors in switching power supplies.
pantera cool
Smoke on the Water 🎶
You guys are so Cool !
I have an adaptor output DC9v-200mA. My 2 multimeters tell me 18.5v output. I have a max power supply which I can output up to 30watts. But I can also get a voltage reading from different devices like a 9v battery or the 15 battery. But when I connect the adaptor to my electrical outlet, I get no reading. Any suggestions mwhat might be happening..
Anyone else get that LinkMicro? I'm weary of my stereo microscopes on boom stands - too tiring. This LM 'scope looks pretty good. Wonder what the depth of field is or other adjustments (zoom?)
I have a Sony KDL-32BX300 and it has no TCON board as far as i can see and based on my research. The problem I am having with this TV is that black/blank screens appear washed out/greyed out and I notice a very faint horizontal green streak across the screen when certain images are displayed. What could be causing this and what component(s) would need to be replaced in order to fix this problem? Keep in mind that I'm not a technician so I don't know how to test boards and whatnot.
unusual to have the negative polarity on the inside of a barrel jack
I dont suppose this would work with a nintendo switch ac power adapter would it? Mine just suddenly decided it didn't want to charge my switch anymore unfortunately
How to open @2:05. ✌️
Can a iPad mini be unloacked?
Great video
a few years back you were demo the in circuit capacitor testor yet latley you desolder an use fluke , how come?
Glad I stumbled on your channel. Have an awesome Godzilla neon light / statue that stopped working after the power went out on my block. I suspect its the transformer / AC adapter. After watching you perform surgery, I'm gonna see if I can resurrect it. Much respect! And thanks for sharing.
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Does this charger contains merchury
Are all DC supplies center negative?
Always clear all solder joints then test before changing components ,you might not need to
Mine didnt even move held at zero. Is this normal?
👏👏👏👏👏
I found out that the heatsink from a other component was SURROUNDING two capacitors that have become swollen from all the heat getting dumped around them, which caused them to dry out, causing the device to fail sooner....
And the manufacturer KNOWS this...
You can tear it up again😂
I bet you the probes for your multimeter are from those LED testers we use to repair the tv backlights.
Yes
Most of them are glued together so you can't take them apart to fix them.
ACDC is already good
I'm too scared to just shove the meter leads into power outlets or extension cord plugs like you just did without hesitation!! What's the trick to not sizzlin yourself your burning up the outlet? But then you switch the meter?? I'm confused
Your touching the multimeter prongs so it will short out and not read right b/c your body isn’t grounded
Cool
If you play this type of music again
Capacitor stop working 😂😂
Value or volt?
So! The issue was that broken connection! Not the capacitors
Lets hear IRON man black sabbath.........lol
we offer 5w-180w ac dc adapter
The board must be made in China, Over there they use remelt lead solder from scraps. You find this problem in brand names too.
you use a fluke 12 , yet you are recco a fluke 106 in your links, why?
Not much you can expect for a "made in china" product to be honest
IMHO, universal dc supplies are just too cheap to justify the trouble. Repairing tv & appliance boards makes good sense though.
Ok but what happens when you open yours up and theres nothing wrong with it?
Check the cable itself. If there’s a problem, it’s usually at the connector end or where the cable goes into the power supply. Wiggle and flex it to see if it starts working.
My wifi is not turning on because of my adapter please help
Ps the scope is so cool
Instead Of Fooling With The Old
AC/DC Adapter just Get A New one
Cause If You Start Fixing You'll
Be Fixing & Fixing.
I seen that burn coming from a mile away
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My adapter has 0.00V
Damn less than 10k views on videos