Dead TI-89 Calculator Repair

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • How to fix a Texas Instruments TI-89 Graphing Calculator that won't turn on, even after you have replaced the batteries.
    There is one defect in the TI-89 design that causes the batteries to lose the electrical contact with the circuit board. It is a super easy fix and requires no real special tools other than the required screw drivers. You have to move the electrical contacts for the negative and positive terminals of the batteries so that the make contact with a new portion of the circuit board.
    There is lots of contact area so they must have assumed this would be a weak point.
    As always with my videos if you have a question or need help leave a comment bellow and I will get back to you.

Комментарии • 14

  • @ResearchDesignBuild
    @ResearchDesignBuild  2 года назад +2

    Let me know if you have any questions. It is an easy fix that should last a long time.

  • @TheStuartspencer
    @TheStuartspencer Год назад +1

    Pretty sick, I managed to bring my old calculator back to life with these tips.

  • @jaymeldrum2264
    @jaymeldrum2264 7 месяцев назад +2

    You sir, are a savor! Worked for me!

  • @joshhallam2253
    @joshhallam2253 Год назад +1

    I loved my TI-89. I let my brother in law borrow it and he returned it not working. I hope this will fix it!

  • @SynMonger
    @SynMonger Год назад +1

    This fix also works on the TI-89 Titanium as it has a similar setup. I put a bit of solder down to hopefully keep the pads from being worn away any more than they already had.

  • @jaketheengineerguy
    @jaketheengineerguy 10 месяцев назад +1

    Wanted a TI-89, but don't really want to pay a ton since I don't really *need* it. I have two Titaniums from thrift stores, but like the look of the old style better. So, I just bought one on ebay for $12 that looks decent, but doesn't turn on. Hoping this will allow me to resurrect it! I'll try to come back and report if it works!

    • @ResearchDesignBuild
      @ResearchDesignBuild  10 месяцев назад

      Sounds good, hope you can get it working! $12 is a good deal for sure if you can get it running again.

    • @jaketheengineerguy
      @jaketheengineerguy 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@ResearchDesignBuildThat was indeed the problem. Biggest issue I had was my first torx screw driver was too short to reach two of the screws, but I found another one that worked. The pads had a little corrosion that I cleaned off with baking soda/water, then I slightly bent the legs as you showed. It's good as new now. Easy fix. THANKS!

    • @ResearchDesignBuild
      @ResearchDesignBuild  9 месяцев назад

      Great to hear you got it working!@@jaketheengineerguy

  • @talkinghandsmath2424
    @talkinghandsmath2424 3 месяца назад

    I got mine to turn back on, but now it won’t turn off.

  • @JohnnyPWood-bk8qq
    @JohnnyPWood-bk8qq 4 месяца назад

    Se puede poner en espñol?

    • @ResearchDesignBuild
      @ResearchDesignBuild  4 месяца назад

      Lo siento, no hablo español, así que uso el traductor de Google. Pero todo lo que necesitas hacer es doblar un poco las pequeñas pestañas de metal que conectan la batería a la placa de circuito y se restablecerá la conexión eléctrica. El diseño permite que esas pestañas desgasten su punto de conexión con el tablero de control, por lo que es necesario moverlas a un nuevo punto de conexión en el tablero de control. Espero que esto ayude.