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You, sir, are absolutely brilliant! Without your help in the video I would have spent a ton of money to replace the control board and probably a service visit which would not have even fixed the problem. Amazing when you look at the two metal strips, which I did before watching this, you wouldn't image there was a film on them thick enough to block it's function. Followed your directions and we are back in business this morning. You're awesome. Thanks for taking the time.

What size are those caps? Please

Its never the switch. First cap after the switch needs to be a higher value... its way cheaper and its the actual long term fix. This is a temporary band aid.

clean the machine ! , and use descaler or vinigard not sandpaper !!!

LED light output simply drops as they age. End-of-life is sometimes specified on LED lamp packaging in terms of light output at end of life versus that when they were new. Datasheets for LEDs intended for lighting purposes (versus just indicator duty) almost always aging information. That circuit is a "buck" switching regulator that will be directly controlling the LED current. It probably directly regulates the peak current each switching cycle. In a circuit like this controlling the peak current results in reasonably good control of the average current (not always true for buck regulators).

Remember the good old days when washers and dryers worked for thirty years without any maintenance? So called advancements like adding moisture sensors, which work well in the lab, are idiotic. It's time to make appliances great again!

Outstanding work 👍 Warning for any hobbyists thinking they can do this at home. Unless you've got a good level of experience doing SMD level board repairs, don't even think you can tackle this one, it's a BASTARD !!

That was realy a great idea, thanks alot

I’m like 10 min in and I’m so excited . I love the way you just show us the entire troubleshooting process you’re taking, live read . I love it 😻

Great watch it worked for mine.

Hello: I would like to ask you 2 Questions. 1: How to adjust the screw/blue tab on the top ? (I accidentally turned it many times, thinking it held the board in place, I did this before opening the enclosure… 4:33 2: what can I use as a protective coat for a scratched/exposed copper line. Can I use UV Resin ? 11:20

Some of pins are not soldered

Thank you. Good video and will be helpful. I do have one question. I'm assuming (yes, I know) that you're removing a standard plug from the outlet for illustration purposes only. My LG takes a 4 wire 240 installation. Am I correct?

So far, this is the only explanation I’ve found for the symptoms and the corrective action seems to be effective. Had very similar resistance measurements before and after cleaning, so hope this solves the problem. Testing just finished and seems to show that the problem is corrected.

Thanks for the good info.!

Hi! Thanks for the explaination on Boss Flip-Flip switching.. it helps me alot.. but still my problem on my Old DS1 is the switching is not Stable.. sometimes it wont turn OFF/ON.. tried replacing the Q4,Q5 even Replacing the Boss Switch.. still the same..😢 any hints on what part to Look at?... -Thanks...

Perfect video exact issue fixed in same manner. Good job!

Great, great tutorial! Purely empirical! This is the first time I'm here and definitely not the last.

Very good video

This is probably a dumb question, but would optimal behavior be a continuous sound no matter where you placed the red and black leads (so long as they're along the same bar)? Patchy sound comes from minute differences in where the leads touch as you're measuring, so it's showing a presence of film (under at least one of the leads) in at least some areas? Something like the angle changing slightly as you hold maybe increasing the surface area from the very tip of a lead to along the side, upping the odds of finding a path SOMEWHERE between the leads, or sliding over a millimeter? And then no sound, so long as the device is on, means the area around at least one of the leads is pretty solidly covered? I THINK the sound is just binary - if there's a path from where the red lead touches to where the black lead touches. (I repair my own electronics, but circuit stuff is something I've no background in. Want to make sure I'm interpreting what's going on properly before I take something abrasive to the metal in our dryer. Have a cheap multimeter from Temu and have it set to test for connectivity, but since we can't see your meter the entire time, I want to make sure this is more about the sounds than any number displayed. Thanks for posting this video!)

very interesting indeed

Nice one. If you have a zebra connection to your multimeter screen, take it apart and clean with ipa. You will get her back to brand new.

Thanks for a great tutorial

LG DRYERS ARE THE WORST DRYERS DO NOT BUY IT YOU WILL REGRET IT

I put a tiny screw into the plastic and fit it back into the housing. Seemed much stronger than using crazy glue.

How do I open the 0.7 cu ft one by Mainstays cuz idk and need to heat up my food

This is great. I am looking to replace the battery with a battery holder. How did you pull out the ribbon cable from the white connector? Also any idea how to remove the XLR latches so that I can access the underside of the pcb?

He didn't shows what's happened aftermath 😅😅😅😅😅

Wow I just hit the sensor with isopropyl alcohol, a light scuff with 220 grit, alcohol again, and boom! Works! Didn't even have to remove 🤙🏼

Grazie a questo video sono riuscito a fare tutte le misurazioni ed a risolvere i problemi. L'unica cosa romasta è il led rotto. Devo acquistare un tipo di led particolare? Grazie mille

Hey . What is the chain signal ? you must have some pedal before preamp for sure ? DS1 or booster any kind ? Thanks

Thank you! I have an LG front load dryer. The problem was the door wasn't shutting down properly and it kept stopping after running for a few minutes. This other video helped fix the issue: ua-cam.com/video/gpGilt38xSo/v-deo.html

thanks for sharing i don't know about this until i saw this video. wow, the metal bars looked clean not until you checked it with ohmeter.

Awesome video first off very informative and love the depth you go into explaining everything, thanks for that. I just bought the exact amp a month or so ago and hadn't even tried it until last night and it comes on fine everything seemed to function properly but no sound. The clipping light becomes more green as i strum the guitar so i'm guessing i may have a similar problem, battery leakage and dead battery. Ugh very disappointing i paid $200 for it and we met at his work so it was in his vehicle so didn't get a chance test it he seemed genuine and honest enough so i went ahead and bought it. I am going to take it apart myself and take a quick look to see if there is anything obvious. This video will help enormously thank you again.

THANK YOU for this video, I followed every step you mentioned and my dryer is working again!..

Legend no doubt. Took 30 min to fix it back for hopefully another 6-7 years .

NICE. ultimate professionalism good science

Very helpful video!! What would you recommend for a dryer that’s brand new? Surely there’s nothing built up on the sensors. It stopped drying after 10 minutes the first time I used it, and the clothes were definitely still wet.

Lots of simple repair procedures like this ..posted on UA-cam help numbers of ‘do it yourself-ers’ ..which is what I am ..a simple search provides the fix ..thanks for this ..much appreciated ..and ..yes ..great explanation of the basic circuit design ..ultimately allowing for a simple cleaning of the sensor surface without removal from the drum ..and ..done! ..

You are a legend! Microwave door now fixed 👍

Great video, I have to replace the battery on my AddVerb II also, Can I replace the battery with easy replaceable coin batteries instead of having to solder and unsoldering. Seems like it would be easier to replace the factory battery with something more user friendly. Thanks, glad I found your video.

i have a TL5 and it has the same problem with the switch. is it same to change the capacitor?

Thank you for posting this. My GE profile dryer has similar sensors. After following your instructions my dryer works great.

Wow. Nice job.

Bottom screw size ?

Man.. replaced mine with a 0,010. Works like new ! Thanks!!

Do you know how to repair buzzing noise ?

seeing this makes me wonder if the tb3 part could be used to make an egpu? with a female to female pcie x 16?

Mine popped out

Great video this helped a lot and was very straightforward Thank you for posting 👍