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great video. Do we really need ESR meter to check the capacitor? My multimeter also has capacity meter; will this be enough? ESR meter is very expensive

Thank you!!! This fixed my problem. I had no idea 🙏

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Thank you, I just fixed mine using this video!

I have just picked up a stove, does the needle come with a replacement generator as mine is badly bent?

Thank you! I got it working again thanks to you!

I see why it didn't work. How did you fix the main shaft to keep the pair of pawls engaging either the escarpment though ?

It would be nice & maybe even more convenient, fast & elegant, if someone invented nichrome sleeve tube crimps, so that all you have to do is insert the broken wires together into the tiny nichrome butt connector tubes & then mechanically crimp them together with pliers. It might even have some borax inside the tubes to help fuse for a more solid chemical connection. Another idea is to buy proper gauge nichrome wire, make a tiny spiral of it (like a spring you find inside a pen) as a butt connector, pull the broken wires together inside the spiral & then also try to crimp the spiral, but I dont know how long that will last. I just recently found my toaster has also broke the center heating wires. Not only that, but also the mica sheet has broken, so if I am to repair this, I would probably have to do a full disassembly, & there are possibly places in the inside metal frame that are riveted, not screwed, which that itself is going to be a teardown problem in itself. I had already repaired this toaster 6 years earlier, so at least I lengthened its life further. If all else fails, then time to buy a new toaster, heh. 10/25/24

Great video thank you! I have the same toaster but a double and one side isn’t staying down.

Toasters are counting on us !

Just bought a new one. Got it today. The light blinks. I am using it through an invertor on a boat. Ideas?

3:12 🫠🫠🫠 how did you remove the motor head. That wouldve been key to this video

Why not just throw some coffee beans in it? And I guess you can call it a timer but it's a cup capacity switch.

Omg I cant tell you how long I’ve been trying to fix this damn thing, this is the only video I could find that actually showed the inside mechanism!! Thank you so much

Sir, Thank you so much!! I'm going to try this.

What about coating the contact with a film of fresh solder to protect the pad? Next time can just reflow the solder.

Thanks mine had same problem

This was like open heart bypass surgery. Very impressive!!

Thank you. Beans had gotten under my hopper and were holding it up so the safeties were not engaging. Your video helped me find that quickly. Ours does clog up with chunks of ground coffee more frequently now than in the past. Probably the brand we’re using.

Thank you for the video. We have a KitchenAid toaster that is tripping the GFCI any thoughts?

Great information! Good to see some good problem solving techniques.

Cannot understand why there would be any negative comments! People can be such a**holes sometimes. We have exactly the same toaster and it worked for about a decade before this started. Anyhow, tried all of this and tested it with the cover off but still connected and it seems to stay down. Woo hoo! However, with the cover back on it does not. I took it apart and tried this again at least 3 times with that same, screwball result. We have another one just like it new in the box. I think I am just going to trash/recycle the old one. Life is too short! On thing on the video, the knob doesn't have to be removed. Thanks! Like that small dog which won't let go of your pants leg, I went back again. It turns out the reason why it worked with the cover off and not when on is that the slot in the cover tends to force the level to the right side. This pulls the metal tab that snicks under the white, plastic hook so that it simply was not making good contact with the hook. I did two things: (1) I removed the magnet/hook assembly - easy to do - just 2 screws and the small wire plug - and using a small dremel tool accentuated the hook's angle. (2) I grabbed the metal tab with a pliers and carefully bent it to the left. These two mod's give it enough solid contact to work again. Best!

well I'm bummed.. I wanted to see how you even got to that switch, what had to come apart and how to put it together again, my switch is stuck in the ON position so the contacts are probably fused, I just don't want to take stuff apart that might lead to pieces flying across the room as I see 2 springs sticking out of the power head

Thank you so much for your video. I just fixed my coffee maker! ❤ I can now have my morning coffee. 😀

Thank you! I had the same issue and your video helped me resolve the issue.

Great video...but you left us all in suspense whether or not you could actually brew coffee afterall.

Yes bc of this video I fen my fan .....thank you alot

Thanks, this totally worked for my grinder problems!

I fixed mine with a fork. Bent the lever over to the left a bit, and that was it! 😊

Hello. I have a Rowenta VU2631U2 desk fan. The user manual is available on Rowenta. I was attempting to disassemble it to do a thorough cleaning. To do that requires removing the oscillating pin pull knob/handle (which flairs out for grip) in order to slip the housing off. Looking at other repair videos of different fans, many can be removed via a screw or a hard tug. This unit doesn't have a screw. And I have tugged as hard as I could...but to no avail. I called Rowenta. But nobody there has any ideas. And that's where I'm stuck. Just looking for ideas. Maybe Rowenta glues their knobs on. Thoughts?

Thank you brotha i have the same problem with a diffenent air fan

shit maybe even add some stop leak

Hell maybe next time one is done ill pull a vac and a see how many microns i can get it down to and watch the decay...

so what it leaked its charge put a tap in and refill the leaky unit for another season. ive done this to my 2 units i have like 1 can of r134a per unit a season is cheaper than buying a new unit every time the chinesseium bs leaks its load. lmao.

WOW...i have that same dehumidifier and the same thing is happening, it runs, but doesn't seem to take moisture out of the air and it just runs and runs and runs. I finally replaced it. Of course i bought it 5 years and 1 month ago, so naturally the warranty is expired

This did the trick for me - thanks for sharing!!

Thanks i picked up a retro onenfor free that just froze this helped

Thanks

could you show how you connect to the hoverboard. Brilliant idea.

We have two of these blankets. One appeared to have failed (yes tried to reconnect with correct sequence). Tried the blanket with the chord from the second blanket and now neither work. Don't know what happened but am disappointed. These are nice blankets.

Thanks for this. I used this methodology on a different Capresso and it did the trick!

Does it matter which side the blue wire and the red wire go on on the cord I have a wide Peg and an airplane on the plug-in which side goes to the blue and red blue and red

Thank you so much!

One side working on mine the other side that dont work just gets hot. But the blade on the broke side is hard to move the working side not. I wonder if i just need some wd40. My left side as well

Thank you now I know what wrong with my fan I had it for 21 years

I am curious if you have ever repaired a Cuisinart SS15 (coffee pot brewer with K-Cup combo). The 2 fuses on the coffee pot side work great, heats up as it should. The Keurig side brews only cold water - I can't find another fuse for K-Cup side when disassembled. Any ideas/thoughts?

TY, took mine all apart cleaned everything up and it just started working.. still not entirely sure why it wasn't? It was blinking but wouldn't go to four or six it just continually blinked but now it's working!

Will you be at an upcoming Fix-It Clinic? We have an electric kettle that we'd love help troubleshooting.

It’s a kettle, not a teapot, coffee pot.