Unfortunately most wall wort cases are ultrasonic seam joined together, preventing easy disassembly. I have done it anyway, but it is a royal pain in the ass, requiring using a hammer and flat screwdriver to break the plastic welding until enough purchase into the seam is made that it can varied apart. From that point, my repair is very similar, but I always make. Strain relief knot on the wires since the molded plastic strain relief no longer grips the wire shield. This move prevents strain on the solder joints and pc board pads if the cord is yanked. Most of the wires are not an obvious red and black, but one wire will have a stripe or identification numbers on it.
It is very good, when they do the ultrasonic welding, because people really should not open these... Also, the chinese like to use random colors for their wiring, or maybe they do it for fun, but you can often find Black as +, and red as Ground, when disassembling some cheap USB cables 😅
@@abcdefgh1279 as an Electronics Engineering Technician with a 40 year career in electronics, I am qualified to work on such circuits. My meter will indicate what the correct polarity is.
Terrible job. Time spent on this $1 charger is worth much more, and the risk of electric shock makes this "repair" a safety hazard and shouldn't spread around people, who don't know what they're doing...
@@abcdefgh1279 Repair is better than replacement, for the environment. Why waste perfectly good finite resources?! While the charger/power supply is 'out of service' so is whatever it powers. How long will you have to wait for a replacement to arrive?! (Where I am it could be >1 month.) How much are those hours/days/weeks 'costing' you/worth to you?! Who's paying you for your time?! You're not very good at / fond of being self sufficient / independant, are you?! It's fortunate that you never leave the safety of your mummy's bedroom. You do understand that this very basic 'skill' can be applied to MANY things, don't you?! 🤔
Do you REALLY think remembering the correct placement of TWO (2) wires would tax the mind - even for the average 5 year old?! 🤔 (Oh. I forgot. This video is for Americans predominently. For the rest of the world, this repair is basic common sense. 😉😊)
I'd struggle remembering 1. Love the video man and couldnt help but coach to guide you to perfection. Keep up the good work. The world needs people like you.
@@trueaussie9230 i'm a DIYer, and I love repairing things. Yesterday i fixed a heat gun. The more things I disassemble, the more knowledge I have. I passed electrical technician exams and got my paper, but I do not work as an electrician yet. I have disassembled many similar chargers before and all I can say is this repair is dangerous if you don't know what you're doing, not to mention the absolutely terrible quality and fire hazard of such cheap devices. They can sometimes burst in flames right at first use, or soon after. I highly don't recommend opening them up. You have to be very brave to put your whole house (or often the whole residential building) at risk, by this kind of "repair". What would be better then? To throw away some damaged charger where it belongs, or lose everything you own, maybe even cause some fatalities along the way? This is the kind of a deal you're proposing here. You can fix many things yourself, but this ain't and shouldn't be one of them. Period.
@@abcdefgh1279 Repair is better than replacement, for the environment. Why waste perfectly good finite resources?! While the charger/power supply is 'out of service' so is whatever it powers. How long will you have to wait for a replacement to arrive?! How much are those hours/days/weeks 'costing' you/worth to you?! Who's paying you for your time?! You're not very good at / fond of being self sufficient / independant, are you?! It's fortunate that you never leave the safety of your mummy's bedroom. You do understand that this very basic 'skill' can be applied to MANY things, don't you?! 🤔
Все хорошо, кроме одного большого НО. Кабель во втулке ни как не закреплен и, по сути, держится только на проводах. Чтобы все было действительно надежно, неплохо бы поставить стяжку, внутри перед втулкой, которая помешает пользователю выдрать кабель из блока питания. И мастерство пайки автору следует потренировать. Освоить лужение проводов перед пайкой, применение флюса при пайке, пайку проводов таким образом, чтобы неизолированная жила, не имела шансов коснуться других дорожек на плате.
разобрать блок при помощи ножа и молотка (поставить нож ровно в шов и несильными ударами с обеих сторон вскрыть блок), а дальше уже природа подскажет))
То, что показал автор- идиотизм. Рассверлить кожух защиты кабеля??? Ну, в следующий раз о потянет за шнур и призрачные провода оторвутся. Второе. То, как припаян "+" и то, где он припаян- ждём КЗ😂😂😂
Always make a strain "S" or "Z" or loop knot to keep from weight pulling on it, you also need to seal that flex up again and definitely add Flux and a new tinned tip to your soldering kit.
Esta bien la idea, para que no queden empalmes en ese lado porque igual se sale. La cosa es que la soldadura que le has dado está pésima... Y se le debe poner un tope o hacer un nudo en los cables antes de la soldadura, para que éstos no se salgan cuando el usuario manipula el adaptador.. Un tip: Usar un resorte pequeño que sea un poquito mas grande del diámetro del cable, para ponerle en ese punto que se rompe, así conseguimos que al doblar el cable, éste no se quiebre porque el resorte lo protegerá. Estos resortes se pueden encontrar en los bolígrafos, juguetes, etc. depende del grosor que quieras usar. Yo le pongo al cable del cargador de mi celular y así me dura mas... Suerte amigos.
First, hold the strain relief with a pliars when you drill it. Nothing ruins your day like a drill bit shredding your fingertip. Second, inject some glue to hold the wire since you drilled it out.
Way to go-IF : A.charger or whatever's "box" is possible to open by loosening the screws in it, or: B. "Box" is one way or another possible to pop open with Dremel>kinda cutter or metalsawblade and glue or wound around tape it back together,and C.without breakin any electric components inside which gadget's shell U're about to split open AND C.Find nowadays a gadget where is possible to weld any components including the powercord,everything is nowadays pressed in position with glue and covered with lackquer which has elements of glue, coppercircuits pressed on cardboards.Cheap and not made to last, not made to be repaired,and thats not necessary, read :actually good for enviroment because broken electric gadgets are more than 50% for sure today throwed away into household garbagebags...
Well screws are not putting any more with these adapters they're very difficult because they're welded together now. What I do is with a utility knife very carefully score where it's welded 3 or all four sides of adapter. .You score it a few times each side deep enough where you will see the welded part slowing detaching from each other. The scoring just loosens up the welded part. You can see where you can glue it back together again we're just use a thin line of duck tape to hold it together until the next tear
I had an Apple ][+ back in the day, and bought the joystick for it. Crap wire or crap support, the cable broke where it came out of the controller several times before I gave up on it. Your lil fix here had me remembering that, and gave me. A smile! ☺️
I would normally use superglue to hold the cable in the sleved grommet. Also lead free solder flux is required for lead free soldering as modern solder wire does not have enough flux in it this is done deliberatly to make people waste solder so that they can sell more solder. Its allright to use plumbers solder flux as long as you clean it off with isopropal alcohol.
I use an Hegner scroll saw to open anything that's welded or glued, Or You can use a Dremel with cutting disk and a little jig to stop it from cutting too deep.
I've done repairs on all kinds of cables and charger units. Most do not have screws to open them. I have to very carefully cut them open with a hack saw, do the service work, and then glue it back together with epoxy.
5 месяцев назад+1
Used a Sharp knife heat the end up,go around the grove then open it up gently.....
Yep, no strain relief the wire can be pulled out through the bend protector and only the soldering will be holding it. A simple, well placed, knot inside the case would work.
So, unsolder the old wire, cut it and resolder it. Well, who'd've thought it ? Not to mention you get to drill through your fingers and manage to find the 1/100 of wall warts that isn't welded shut.
Lo único que yo agregaría es un poco de silicona en la holgura entre el cable y el orificio pasante del soporte para que no deslice y dañe la conexión. Saludos cordiales. Y gracias por mostrarnos tus habilidades.
You go and buy a new charger, because if you don't know what you're doing, you can set your house on fire... If you Ask these kind of questions, then you apply to this 👍 sorry, but true
@@abcdefgh1279-- I wired more houses, commercial spaces/buildings, and manufacturing facilities than you have years on this earth. I also did a fair amount of electronic work (combat aircraft-related) for a DoD contractor. Don't play the "you don't know sh¡t" card just because *_you_* think *_you_* know something.
@@abcdefgh1279 What an arrogant muppet you are. If someone asks this kind of question it shows they're willing to LEARN and are not so stupid as to TRY without guideance. People who give derisive answers like yours don't help anyone. Knowledge only has value when it's shared. If you don't know - just say so. Or better yet - don't post ANY comment. JOOI - are you not aware that houses have circuit breakers to avoid electrical fires?! To be doubly safe one can 'test' electrical equipment on a powerboard that has inbuilt circuit breakers.
Knot or strain relief forgotten, and bad soldering! The isolation resistance measurement after the repair, is also not shown, but it is important! 🙄🤦♂️🥺
You could put a dab of hot glue on the inside in order to make the cord stay put since it will be strained very easily since it slides freely now in and out of the base
Слава Богу, на ютубе есть хоть одно правильное видео. Тут не пытаются изобретать всякую чушь, а просто припаивают неповреждённый конец вместо повреждённого. Так и надо ремонтировать, но при условии, что корпус доступен для разборки
А я думала что это обычное дело так чинить...а это оказывается быстро и надёжно...а как тогда чинить ненадежно и долго??? И да лучше покажите как не разборный блок починить...я примерно догадываюсь но всё же интересен ваш способ)))
C’est vrai que les adaptateurs d’aujourd’hui ne se pas démontable, mais en y allant doucement on peut y arriver , il faudra le recoller par la suite Petit conseil : faites attention à ne pas inverser les polarités car étant donné que je suis novice en la matière 🤷🏻♂️cela n’a pas fonctionné la première fois
OK you have a special cable that has a broken wire somewhere? Can't replace cable. So how to find where break is (usually near one end)?. Answer - measure capacitance of broken wire to one of the others...measure at both ends. Low capacitance means near the the break. Most good DVMs will measure C.
Falto hacer un nudo al cables que quedó dentro de la carcazas plástica para evitar que se salga y quizá también agregar un poco de silicón o algun pegamento.
E para quém não tem uma parafusadeira,basta colocar esse acabamento em água à 80c⁰ queira amolecer o cabo interno,depois o puxar com uma pinça. Caso não seja possível usar água quente,use óleo de banana.
Yes, very nice for this particular example, but often the strain relief grommet is not so easily reused, or indeed broken with the cable. Threading it back through like that is not going to really clamp the cable. A bit of superglue would help. But the elephant in the room here of course is that most of these small SMPS units are not screwed together. So the real art is getting the bugger apart. I tend to use a hacksaw along the long sides and make a slot, then the short sides can be prised apart usually without too much damage. If there is only a single ended cable emergence, I will also cut the opposite short end. Lekky tape around the thing will hold it back together, but a slightly nicer job can be done with hot-snot. Which can also be used to "re-make" the cable clamp/strain relief grommet. We haven't even discussed what about the jack end of the cable? Well if it's not convenient to obtain a user installable replacement part, one can simply shave off the moulding and diggin in will find some terminals where there conductors are actually soldered. They're not as nice to solder as the proper field replacement connectors, but do-able. Then just rebuild the moulding with hot-snot.
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Unfortunately most wall wort cases are ultrasonic seam joined together, preventing easy disassembly. I have done it anyway, but it is a royal pain in the ass, requiring using a hammer and flat screwdriver to break the plastic welding until enough purchase into the seam is made that it can varied apart. From that point, my repair is very similar, but I always make. Strain relief knot on the wires since the molded plastic strain relief no longer grips the wire shield. This move prevents strain on the solder joints and pc board pads if the cord is yanked. Most of the wires are not an obvious red and black, but one wire will have a stripe or identification numbers on it.
Thanks
👍👍👍👍
Underrated comment! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It is very good, when they do the ultrasonic welding, because people really should not open these... Also, the chinese like to use random colors for their wiring, or maybe they do it for fun, but you can often find Black as +, and red as Ground, when disassembling some cheap USB cables 😅
@@abcdefgh1279 as an Electronics Engineering Technician with a 40 year career in electronics, I am qualified to work on such circuits. My meter will indicate what the correct polarity is.
最近のアダプターはネジで止まってないから開けるの大変なのよ😢
Aseton kullanın
同感ですね😃簡単に修理が出来るとメ－カ－が新品が売れなく成るためだと思われます。(笑)
ネジ一本無くすだけでも原価を下げられるからじゃないの？
@@user-ko4fe8st1u ネジ一本の原価計算をしたことが有るの？かな？
Mesmo assim
ドリルで開けてコード通した所は最後に接着剤流し込まないと断線の元です
можно просто узел из провода завязать в корпусе...
В СССР в этом месте внутри корпуса завязывали узелок, или ставили ограничитель....!
ホットボンドでええやんか説
Nice job. To avoid a potential wiring mix-up error I'd unsolder then resolder one colour of wire at a time.
Terrible job. Time spent on this $1 charger is worth much more, and the risk of electric shock makes this "repair" a safety hazard and shouldn't spread around people, who don't know what they're doing...
@@abcdefgh1279
Repair is better than replacement, for the environment.
Why waste perfectly good finite resources?!
While the charger/power supply is 'out of service' so is whatever it powers.
How long will you have to wait for a replacement to arrive?!
(Where I am it could be >1 month.)
How much are those hours/days/weeks 'costing' you/worth to you?!
Who's paying you for your time?!
You're not very good at / fond of being self sufficient / independant, are you?!
It's fortunate that you never leave the safety of your mummy's bedroom.
You do understand that this very basic 'skill' can be applied to MANY things, don't you?! 🤔
Do you REALLY think remembering the correct placement of TWO (2) wires would tax the mind - even for the average 5 year old?! 🤔
(Oh. I forgot. This video is for Americans predominently. For the rest of the world, this repair is basic common sense. 😉😊)
I'd struggle remembering 1.
Love the video man and couldnt help but coach to guide you to perfection. Keep up the good work. The world needs people like you.
@@trueaussie9230 i'm a DIYer, and I love repairing things. Yesterday i fixed a heat gun. The more things I disassemble, the more knowledge I have. I passed electrical technician exams and got my paper, but I do not work as an electrician yet.
I have disassembled many similar chargers before and all I can say is this repair is dangerous if you don't know what you're doing, not to mention the absolutely terrible quality and fire hazard of such cheap devices. They can sometimes burst in flames right at first use, or soon after. I highly don't recommend opening them up.
You have to be very brave to put your whole house (or often the whole residential building) at risk, by this kind of "repair". What would be better then? To throw away some damaged charger where it belongs, or lose everything you own, maybe even cause some fatalities along the way? This is the kind of a deal you're proposing here. You can fix many things yourself, but this ain't and shouldn't be one of them. Period.
But the cable does not have any strain relief now that you drilled out the bend protector thingy. Perhaps add some superglue there?
Good idea. Superglue and baking soda/bicarb lol
I'd add zip tie.
@@TheArseen 😻
Good point. Also, this shitty Chinese charger is cheaper to replace, than your time working on it 😅
@@abcdefgh1279
Repair is better than replacement, for the environment.
Why waste perfectly good finite resources?!
While the charger/power supply is 'out of service' so is whatever it powers.
How long will you have to wait for a replacement to arrive?!
How much are those hours/days/weeks 'costing' you/worth to you?!
Who's paying you for your time?!
You're not very good at / fond of being self sufficient / independant, are you?!
It's fortunate that you never leave the safety of your mummy's bedroom.
You do understand that this very basic 'skill' can be applied to MANY things, don't you?! 🤔
poor soldering
Yeah, it's cold af.
Thank you! It made me cringe and cry 😂
My boss would have sacked me on the spot for that terrible soldering 😮
Came here for this. These crap videos always have the worst soldering. Also killed the strain relief by drilling out the sleeve.
@@cfsilence "came here for this" Wow, you really have a sad little life don't you?
Where can I get a soldering iron that makes noises like that?
Just about to say the same thing. That would be the tits.
Was about to comment the same thing. I'd like a soldering iron with those noises built in.
Are you kidding?😮😮😮😮😮
The one that makes noise is expensive. You could use your current soldering iron and make the noise yourself. It is much cheaper.
@@smarties2k 😂
Все хорошо, кроме одного большого НО. Кабель во втулке ни как не закреплен и, по сути, держится только на проводах. Чтобы все было действительно надежно, неплохо бы поставить стяжку, внутри перед втулкой, которая помешает пользователю выдрать кабель из блока питания. И мастерство пайки автору следует потренировать. Освоить лужение проводов перед пайкой, применение флюса при пайке, пайку проводов таким образом, чтобы неизолированная жила, не имела шансов коснуться других дорожек на плате.
Удивил! :-) Если блок разбирается, каждый знает как его починить. Ты покажи как сделать провод для неразборного блока
разобрать блок при помощи ножа и молотка (поставить нож ровно в шов и несильными ударами с обеих сторон вскрыть блок), а дальше уже природа подскажет))
Термоклеем залить место перелома.
То, что показал автор- идиотизм.
Рассверлить кожух защиты кабеля???
Ну, в следующий раз о потянет за шнур и призрачные провода оторвутся.
Второе. То, как припаян "+" и то, где он припаян- ждём КЗ😂😂😂
Разламываешь, а потом на изоленту) но только синяя естественно будет держать...
@@samael1987 и ведь не поспоришь!!!
Always make a strain "S" or "Z" or loop knot to keep from weight pulling on it, you also need to seal that flex up again and definitely add Flux and a new tinned tip to your soldering kit.
Yeah, but would it still make those cool solder sounds?? 😂
Esta bien la idea, para que no queden empalmes en ese lado porque igual se sale. La cosa es que la soldadura que le has dado está pésima... Y se le debe poner un tope o hacer un nudo en los cables antes de la soldadura, para que éstos no se salgan cuando el usuario manipula el adaptador..
Un tip:
Usar un resorte pequeño que sea un poquito mas grande del diámetro del cable, para ponerle en ese punto que se rompe, así conseguimos que al doblar el cable, éste no se quiebre porque el resorte lo protegerá.
Estos resortes se pueden encontrar en los bolígrafos, juguetes, etc. depende del grosor que quieras usar. Yo le pongo al cable del cargador de mi celular y así me dura mas...
Suerte amigos.
First, hold the strain relief with a pliars when you drill it. Nothing ruins your day like a drill bit shredding your fingertip. Second, inject some glue to hold the wire since you drilled it out.
Way to go-IF :
A.charger or whatever's "box" is possible to open by loosening the screws in it, or:
B. "Box" is one way or another possible to pop open with Dremel>kinda cutter or metalsawblade and glue or wound around tape it back together,and
C.without breakin any electric components inside which gadget's shell U're about to split open AND
C.Find nowadays a gadget where is possible to weld any components including the powercord,everything is nowadays pressed in position with glue and covered with lackquer which has elements of glue, coppercircuits pressed on cardboards.Cheap and not made to last, not made to be repaired,and thats not necessary, read :actually good for enviroment because broken electric gadgets are more than 50% for sure today throwed away into household garbagebags...
Отлично, всё замечательно. И капельку супер-клея туда, где просверлил. Чтобы провод не оторвался потом. Когда кто-нибудь будет его тянуть
Add a ppiece of heat shrink tubing just past the strain relief, to increase the area that bends, making for a longer lifespan.
Clean and Tin that Soldering Iron Tip!☹
That's handy........
But that end is not the end that usually gets messed up.
Eso iba a decir yo 😂
It only needs to 'get messed up' once to render the unit unsafe/inoperable.
Sometimes I get both ends messed up
Well screws are not putting any more with these adapters they're very difficult because they're welded together now. What I do is with a utility knife very carefully score where it's welded 3 or all four sides of adapter. .You score it a few times each side deep enough where you will see the welded part slowing detaching from each other. The scoring just loosens up the welded part. You can see where you can glue it back together again we're just use a thin line of duck tape to hold it together until the next tear
@@georgeplagianos6487
And you consider that 'difficult'?! 🤔 SMH
I had an Apple ][+ back in the day, and bought the joystick for it. Crap wire or crap support, the cable broke where it came out of the controller several times before I gave up on it. Your lil fix here had me remembering that, and gave me. A smile! ☺️
I would normally use superglue to hold the cable in the sleved grommet. Also lead free solder flux is required for lead free soldering as modern solder wire does not have enough flux in it this is done deliberatly to make people waste solder so that they can sell more solder. Its allright to use plumbers solder flux as long as you clean it off with isopropal alcohol.
Судя по пайке на плате, кабеля скоро не останется 😁
I use an Hegner scroll saw to open anything that's welded or glued, Or You can use a Dremel with cutting disk and a little jig to stop it from cutting too deep.
Putting heatshrink tubing over will strengthen
I've done repairs on all kinds of cables and charger units. Most do not have screws to open them. I have to very carefully cut them open with a hack saw, do the service work, and then glue it back together with epoxy.
Used a Sharp knife heat the end up,go around the grove then open it up gently.....
Цианакрилатным клеем надо ещё провод приклеить к уплотнению с внутренней стороны
Или соплями! )
я так делаю
Yep, no strain relief the wire can be pulled out through the bend protector and only the soldering will be holding it. A simple, well placed, knot inside the case would work.
@@user-gi6zr6gj1z а че клей в дефиците , а соплёй дофига 😂
Шнур зажимается плотно резинкой и без клеея!
So, unsolder the old wire, cut it and resolder it. Well, who'd've thought it ?
Not to mention you get to drill through your fingers and manage to find the 1/100 of wall warts that isn't welded shut.
It skips an important step, superglueing the cable to the cable guard.
Not really, a heat shrink tubing would do the magic
No. 3D Print a new one.
Luckily this one had a screw that holds it together instead of being welded shut.
Lo único que yo agregaría es un poco de silicona en la holgura entre el cable y el orificio pasante del soporte para que no deslice y dañe la conexión. Saludos cordiales. Y gracias por mostrarnos tus habilidades.
He arreglado bastantes adaptadores y le pongo dos gotas de cianoclilato
The average person wouldn't go to all that trouble to fix this problem even though it is the best fix for this situation.
Я так же, когда мне было лет 8-9, паял. Ты, у мамки, молодец, ещё и видео снял, есть чем гордиться!👍
That's good...now how do you fix the other end when it's breaking?
You go and buy a new charger, because if you don't know what you're doing, you can set your house on fire... If you Ask these kind of questions, then you apply to this 👍 sorry, but true
@@abcdefgh1279-- I wired more houses, commercial spaces/buildings, and manufacturing facilities than you have years on this earth. I also did a fair amount of electronic work (combat aircraft-related) for a DoD contractor. Don't play the "you don't know sh¡t" card just because *_you_* think *_you_* know something.
@@abcdefgh1279
What an arrogant muppet you are.
If someone asks this kind of question it shows they're willing to LEARN and are not so stupid as to TRY without guideance.
People who give derisive answers like yours don't help anyone.
Knowledge only has value when it's shared.
If you don't know - just say so.
Or better yet - don't post ANY comment.
JOOI - are you not aware that houses have circuit breakers to avoid electrical fires?! To be doubly safe one can 'test' electrical equipment on a powerboard that has inbuilt circuit breakers.
@@lordphullautosear
i think he demand you to show everyone how to solve other situations, too.
@@gundogankazanc9241-- he can "demand" all he wants, but he's the self-proclaimed expert here, and I don't need to show him diddly.
ハンダ付けはちゃんとやらないと、引っ張られて取れますよ。特に黒の線はちゃんとついていない。
Should have tied a knot after inserting it through the little holder to keep it from pulling out and essentially breaking from the solder points.
Чому ви паяєте на суху?
Як же ви дістали горе ремонтники!
Knot or strain relief forgotten, and bad soldering! The isolation resistance measurement after the repair, is also not shown, but it is important! 🙄🤦♂️🥺
Bad soldering job. The wire isolation should be embedded in the solder.
+側のリード線の被覆剥いた部分がGNDパターンに近くて怖い 自分だったらちょっと上のランドにハンダ付けして被覆部分をアセテートクロステープで固定する
Thanks for showing how to do it.
Suggestion :
Hold strain relief with pliers .
(No explanation needed)
Need a cable clamp otherwise it will pull out in time
Nice. But modern charger or similar have no more screw for opening. Hard rock open sometimes. Often risk to break.
What about the other end? I've got a laptop cable that needs that end sorting out. 😊 Thanks for the videos!!!
Looked like a relatively good quality PSU board. Certainly better than many i have seen.
Solder goes blish blish.
You could put a dab of hot glue on the inside in order to make the cord stay put since it will be strained very easily since it slides freely now in and out of the base
Слава Богу, на ютубе есть хоть одно правильное видео. Тут не пытаются изобретать всякую чушь, а просто припаивают неповреждённый конец вместо повреждённого. Так и надо ремонтировать, но при условии, что корпус доступен для разборки
What do you do if the otherside is broken ??
問題はそこじゃない
外装は溶着されてて分解出来ないのが問題なのです
溶着した樹脂を簡単に外す方法があったらいいね
Put a drop of Super Glue to prevent pulling out the cable.
Думаю прежде чем просовывать шнур в блок питания на него было бы бы неплохо завести термоусадку. После пайки проводов еще и закрепить термоусадкой.
А я думала что это обычное дело так чинить...а это оказывается быстро и надёжно...а как тогда чинить ненадежно и долго??? И да лучше покажите как не разборный блок починить...я примерно догадываюсь но всё же интересен ваш способ)))
Part of the How To Burn Your House Down video series.
How much can I get for a portable drilling machine?
Забыл проклеить то, что вставил. А так, норм.
感激！いい事を教えて頂きました。
C’est vrai que les adaptateurs d’aujourd’hui ne se pas démontable, mais en y allant doucement on peut y arriver , il faudra le recoller par la suite
Petit conseil : faites attention à ne pas inverser les polarités car étant donné que je suis novice en la matière 🤷🏻♂️cela n’a pas fonctionné la première fois
How do you solder the connector without to heat It before? Is It a solid solder?
That's horrific on so many levels.
Gracias por ese tipo que bueno está en esas herramientas para trabajarlo y arreglarlos 🤗👍
Could put liquid plastic outside box for wire to not get pulled out
How hard can it be, to fit winter tyres and drive at appropriate speeds for the conditions… plus concentrate.
А если с внутренней стороны зафиксировать термоклеем, это будет совсем круто!
New Soldering iron introduced with sound
Thank you
バラした所までは良かったけど、どちらが＋だったか解らなく成った事が有った。
誰か書いてるけどバラせる構造に成っていないので、こじ開けるのが大変です。
nice bro excellent 👍 thanks for sharing ❤
My soldering iron never sizzles like that.
That sounds are awesome! 🤩
살짝 땡기면 빠질꺼 같아요..안쪽에 고정 테핑처리라도...
OK you have a special cable that has a broken wire somewhere? Can't replace cable. So how to find where break is (usually near one end)?.
Answer - measure capacitance of broken wire to one of the others...measure at both ends. Low capacitance means near the the break. Most good DVMs will measure C.
WOW!!!
I'll bet you NEVER pass up an opportunity to demonstrate how 'erudite' you are - by posting completely irrelevant comments. 😉😊
The sound effects were cracking me up. 😋
Falto hacer un nudo al cables que quedó dentro de la carcazas plástica para evitar que se salga y quizá también agregar un poco de silicón o algun pegamento.
Так то просто. Только кабель имеет свойство ломаться и в других местах , например с противоположной стороны.А еще есть такая подлость как защелки.😊
Колумб со своим открытием Америки остался далеко позади.
Пайку надо подтянуть. И я обычно завязываю узел внутри корпуса :) фиксатор провода так сказать.
ネジで止まっているのはほとんど無いから開けるのがまず大変。断線防止部分も溶着してるから簡単には取れません。
E para quém não tem uma parafusadeira,basta colocar esse acabamento em água à 80c⁰ queira amolecer o cabo interno,depois o puxar com uma pinça.
Caso não seja possível usar água quente,use óleo de banana.
Now how would you fix the jack end?
Okey gracias saludos desde Lleida España
How much can I get for an original clamp meter and Mega Tester?
Gute Idee😊
And what happens if you pull the cable?
Thanks for your advice, mr. Evidence )))))))))))))
What about when the other end is damaged like that?
Ohne Zugentlastung sieht es bald wieder so aus, wie zuvor.
Когда пошёл купил дрель, свёрла, паяльник и припой, кусачки, отвёртку, то да, очень быстро!
У меня ТАКОЙ инструментарий есть,если что,разберу и припаяю.
Yes, very nice for this particular example, but often the strain relief grommet is not so easily reused, or indeed broken with the cable. Threading it back through like that is not going to really clamp the cable. A bit of superglue would help. But the elephant in the room here of course is that most of these small SMPS units are not screwed together. So the real art is getting the bugger apart. I tend to use a hacksaw along the long sides and make a slot, then the short sides can be prised apart usually without too much damage. If there is only a single ended cable emergence, I will also cut the opposite short end. Lekky tape around the thing will hold it back together, but a slightly nicer job can be done with hot-snot. Which can also be used to "re-make" the cable clamp/strain relief grommet. We haven't even discussed what about the jack end of the cable? Well if it's not convenient to obtain a user installable replacement part, one can simply shave off the moulding and diggin in will find some terminals where there conductors are actually soldered. They're not as nice to solder as the proper field replacement connectors, but do-able. Then just rebuild the moulding with hot-snot.
Wish it was that quickly would take me an hour to find the solidering iron
Very very.... good.
that's not the end that usually needs to be fixed
Won't repair usb sockets plugs
tengo todas la herramientas , solo necesito un eliminador con tornillos para poder abrirlo!!! ( por lo regular todos vienen sellados).😲😲😲😲🤡😸😆
With that soldering skill... is far from reliable.
Yo le hecho un poco de silicona líquida al cable al meterlo otra vez en la base o le hago nudo a los alambres para evitar que se salgan de un tirón
And another video from the series “things that everyone knows anyway”.
Kabloyu çekince, lehimle olan yerden kopmaz mı? Sizin matkapla deldiğiniz plastik, onu çekmelere karşı koruyordu, siz delince artık görevini yapamayacak, peki çekmelere karşı nasıl koruyacaksınız?
And if its a sealed plug like most are?
てか、そもそも日本の場合ではこのように手を加えた場合PSE規格の試験をして試験したという証拠のシールを貼らないと法令違反になるのでは？
こういうのの法令に詳しい人いない？
Автор радикально подошёл, я обычно обмазываю перелом провода термопистолетом, а сверху изолента. Тоже не плохо держится
No screws get a Sharp knife heat the up go around the grove, when repaired use strong glue done Hallelujah....mm
Obviously, you also have to tie a little knot of that cable and leave it inside the plastic case.