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I'd like to say yes but unfortunately I just don't have enough time to do my own things, I'm a full time carer for my wife and time is just not on my side.

Pleased the video was of help and many thanks.

Pleased the video has helped you. I wouldn't let it put you off purchasing LG in the future, they are a very reliable manufacture. I had my own business repairing audio / video equipment until I retired a couple of years ago. I had a contract with a local rental company repairing their TV's and video's and the owner of the business would only install LG or Samsung LED TV's, to be honest I think we had more Samsung out there. Samsung and LG make their own boards not like many others who just buy in a TV with a Vestel chassis and stick their name on it. Most of what's out there is utter dross meant to last 10 mins I'm afraid. Many thanks for your comment.

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I know it's madness but it's happening all over the UK. We visit our daughter in North Walsham a couple of times a year and we were last there in July. We used to live in Crewe before we moved to North Wales and the council there have demolished most of the town centre to make way for a new bus station, multistorey car park and shopping centre. They only built the Bus station and car park as the finacial climate was'nt right to complete the project. Now they are just going to grass over the remaining land until they say the time is right to complete. They now have a new bus station and car park but no reason to visit the town centre as most shops have moved onto a trading estate. Denbighshire county council arn't much better to be honest, they say they have no money but find it to waste on a new bin system and electric bin wagons that were'nt needed. North Walsham is still a nice place compared to many though. Councils should ask the people that pay council tax what they prefer in their town.

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Reminds me of the time I had my colonoscopy, many thanks for your great comment. 🤣

That's great to know, many thinks for your great comment.

That's great, pleased the video was of help and many thanks.

Really no need, I just pick the remote up and give it a slight shake and the pointer appears on the screen. However if the scroll wheel is broken you can't select anything even if the pointer is on the screen.

Thank you so much for your great comment, very pleased the video helped you and many thanks again.

That's great to hear, it's pleasing to know the video helped someone. Many thanks for your great comment.

Pleased you found the video of some use and many thanks for your great comment.

If it won't scroll then the piece used to repair might not be tight enough in the scroller and is just spinning rather than turning it. Many thanks for your comment.

@@DARTraderMediaProductions thank you, I'll check it!

That's great to hear, some are bonded and some ar'nt and some are bonded at both ends. Many thanks for your great comment.

Thanks, pleased the video was of interest and I hope it helped you.

I had a few in 2024 and they're still terrible, OK for grandkids to play with but not to be taken as a serious camera by any means. Many thanks for your comment.

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ok found it. its 20 AWG

@@myprabath Very good, hope the repair goes well for you and many thanks.

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I take it that the main motor is running. If so then there is either a blockage or the fan on the back of the motor is broken in some way. Without seeing what's happening it's hard to advise really. Many thanks for your comment.

I have a video showing how to take the main body apart so you can check the motor, ua-cam.com/video/x7idOe1Vtek/v-deo.html Hope it may help.

@@DARTraderMediaProductions thankyou so much for taking the time to reply..most appreciated 👍🥰

@@DARTraderMediaProductions Oh yes..brilliant..👍👍

@@butterflywings5904 No problem, just hope it helped.

Hopefully the video has helped you in some way and many thanks for your comment.

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I still use one for recording my expenditure when on the move, it's a little more modern but so reliable. Just change the batteries when needed and away you go. Many thanks for your great comment.

Thank you so much, pleased the video was of help.

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That's so true but I think their idea is to put fear in some people in to thinking they've had a visit. It's about a year since I got that letter and since then I've just had a monthly repeat of all the other letters. It does'nt bother me and should'nt bother anyone else as there's nothing to fear, if they stop sending the letters I'd feel left out. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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If it's the same model and the same problem then I'd say it's more than likely a broken flex cable as detailed in the video, very common fault. Many thanks.

It's a bitch of a job due to the lack of room when cutting the old pipe but worth it just to save the money. Good luck and many thanks for your comment.

It could be the flex cable to the screen but I don't know that model and considering it's spec may not be worth spending too much on. Then there's the question of is the cable available ? If you can get the flex cable and it's cheap enough then maybe you could take the camera apart and check for breaks in the cabe before you buy the replacement. Hope this helps and many thanks.

@@DARTraderMediaProductions will open the camera up tmr and see. Thank you and appreciate your reply. Have a great night 🙏🏽

@@lamelalo6444 Take care when opening and note position of screws etc. I usually take a photo using my phone as I disassemble so I know where everything goes.

@@DARTraderMediaProductions it’s to late 😭 I threw it away I couldn’t fix it I have o experience

@@lamelalo6444 That's a shame but that's the way it is sometimes. Many thanks.

Brilliant stuff, pleased the video was of help and many thanks.

They are worth saving, first got mine when I started my repair business and although I'm now retired still have a use for it. Many thanks for your great comment.

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That's great to hear, pleased the video helped you and many thanks.

You're most welcome, pleased the video helped you and many thanks.

That's great to hear, pleased the video was of help and many thanks.

Great to hear the video was of help and many thanks.

That's a shame, I take it you don't fancy having ago at the repair yourself but if you did it would be worth doing depending on what equipment you have. I bought a capacitor kit from Amazon for £11.99 and that worked out at 2p per capacitor and I had to change 22 from memory. If paying a service centre to do the repair then yes you may as well just buy a working replacement off eBay, the place is full of them. Many thanks for your comment.

@@DARTraderMediaProductions I've got the Wave Stereo, not the clock radio. It's a wonderful unit which after 25 years has developed the hum. Repair shop is my only option. Going to hurt to toss it.

@@bluelithium9808 That's sad but sometimes that's just the way it is, harder when you've had something for a long time.

Pleased the video was of help, who knows what you might learn from this channel. 😂Many thanks.

I've had fun looking through your videos!

@@ZCM- Great to hear and many thanks.

Pleased the video has helped you. Some early ones are not bonded but it seems the later models are. The cleaning is not fun that's for sure. Many thanks for you comment and good luck.

The cable I used was from a old figure of eight mains lead, the type you plug into a radio etc. It was slightly thicker than the original but that's for the better really and was multi-strand copper so flexible enough. Just strip the outer covering off to reveal the two inner cables, blue / brown and use suitable lengths to make up new leads. Hope this helps and many thanks.

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I must admit it's not the easiest job that's for sure. I always think what's the worse that can happen, it's no good as it is so may as well have a go. I don't think it would be economical to take it to a repair shop so may as well give it a go. Many thanks for your great comment.

Many thanks for your great comment.

Oh yes, the old stuff had character not like these modern things that look the same as each other. Many thanks.