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With this kind of corrosion, buy new ones...

Another success story here! Thank you for this video.

Did you get EZ-Rider going? How was that exhaust did the bike run well and have good power throughout the rev range? I am doing something similar and although I like the look I am reluctant to buy an exhaust to make it run worse. Thanks for making your video it all helps people like me.

Sir thank you for this trick, you save me a hundred of bucks. Will subscribe and follow you sir.❤

Thank you very much man, how do I solve same problem with LG 43LF5100 Thanks.

Thank you very much for your said response. Please how I repair or solve LG 43LF5100 flinching screen.

Thank you very much for the teaching. Please how do I know which of the flex that is back?

You saved my TV. May you earn a place in heaven for this.

Can you paint this? You could use heat and water resistant contact paper that looks like marble to make it even fancier.

Nice job though i would have put the hanging lip over the side with the backing that makes the kallax stiffer. The way you did it makes it harder to put things in and take them out of the cubby holes because you have to duck under the lip

Love it ❤

Just to confirm, this means two keys, one for the door (IF the battery is dead) and the usual ignition key.

I personally use some 25mm brass wire wheels in my drill to remove corrosion and stuck on brake dust. They'd fit well in your rotary tool too. They do a great job of removing the crap without damaging the chrome. Then polish them up on the bench grinder with a buffing wheel and a small smear of brasso. Polishing highlights any small spots of corrosion or stubborn grime that I've missed, so I hit those areas with the wire wheels again and then back to the bench grinder for a final polish. They come out mirror smooth, much smoother than what you have here, and slide so nicely.

My partner was in the electrical goods store, sending me photos of a cheap TV she was about to buy, when I got the tape onto the correct pins and eliminated all flicker and lines. I immediately sent her video proof and saved us both money and the indignity of a basic TV. For that I thank you.

Do you know what exactly this fix is doing? Presumably it's stopping a row of pixels or a parallel data line. Normally doing this would stop a TV or any such device working but in this case somehow magically it fixes a problem. I wonder if it something to do with interlacing and thus you are cutting out every other screen refresh. This may be visible as a picture degradation, especially on fast moving images.

Thanks a million for this video, i can't believe it actually worked! I fixed a faulty LG 49UH661v, masked off about 12 pins on ribbon 1 after some trial and error. A couple of notes, the control panel ribbons are detached by wiggling and pulling gently, I spent a while worrying i would damage them before just pulling harder with my fingernail on the catch. And the back of the tv required a LOT of careful prying along the sides before the back would release pop by pop. Patience is key. Thanks so much again - such a valuable video.

Thank you so much for video! We had the exact same problem and were searching for a solution for hours

Thank you. I have a 2000 outback legacy with the same problem and will use this video to repair it. I removed the driver side door once before and the worst part was unplugging the plastic pieces that deliver the power to the doors components. They are extremely cheap and garbage so be careful when trying to unplug them.

Doh! So, the broken part of my system is -me- . Thanks for letting me know it's not -just me-.

HELLO FROM UUNITED COMDOM!!!! THANK YOU FOR FIX MY TELEVISION I LOVE YOUI

Our M4700 came with the AMD FirePro M4000 Mobility Pro dedicated GPU option. I'm interested in modifying this machine to work with an nVidia Quadro K2000M GPU card that we bought for a very good price. Obviously, I'm not trying to do this to realize any serious graphics performance gain. Instead, I'd like to modify this machine so that it sees its dedicated GPU as being "switchable" in BIOS. Considering that the nVidia Quadro K2000M was an option for this machine while it was being sold, I'm hoping that this might be possible. As we've had a very bad experience with a dedicated AMD GPU -- and an expensive laptop - in the past, I really like the idea of being to: (1) Switch to nVidia and (2) Have the ability to turn OFF the dedicated GPU and, instead, use the integrated GPU in an emergency. Sure, it's a lot of trouble for an old machine, but we use it to run old 32-bit utilities, so we would like to keep this machine in operation for as long as possible. I've both liked and subscribed now, so please keep on making informative videos like this one for your fellow M4700 owners! 👍

Did it Thank you so much I never tried opening a TV before so I was scared at first but thanks to your accurate instructions it worked within a 3 tries of the tape

I would get one

O dear....golden rule...do not use pliers or any other tool on the outside of the pistons as this will mark the sweeping surface which will potentially leak brake fluid. Also a good tip is to loosen all caliper body bolts while still on the bike, which is the best "vice" you'll get. Good luck and safe riding

I love that symbol when you can't make it work just get a bigger hammer😂 there that ought to fix it

Thanks for the tip. Done it om same model tv. Cable 1 for me, but now the screen seems to be flickering through backlight. Could this be because i havent covered enough pins on #1?

Thank you so much, it worked on my 49UJ620V-ZA, fix was just like yours! Just taping the first 12 on the 2nd channel and good to go!

thanks man, fixed my tv for the 4th different problem now. wont die. big thank you

u can use scotch brite dish sponge aswell

works perfectly on thomson 43ud6306

So is it not the tcon card??

Too much talking...dude get on with it...we just want to see the "how to"

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The pull portion is for a misted windscreen. Not to mist the windscreen. We are just used to other vehicles. It’s in the owners manual.

I have just fixed my TV with this tutorial. But how long could it last? And what causes the problem?

is it safe to sand pliers marks on the piston ?

I am interested

so, you have failed to solve the problem.

It was the cable 1 for me, LG 43UJ635T it was so hard, and now it show it ok and a weird like 3 seg minimal light change, but i might mess around it another day, THANK YOU SO MUCH, lots of love-

I am having the same noise from the board for my cooler. The board for mine is not the same as yours, and they have gone up quite a bit in price, so I want to fix it. A couple of quick questions. If I test the transistors, and they test out as not completely blown, (power flowing one way, and not the other), could they still be an issue? Do they go bad without having complete failure? Also, what is the component next to the transistor you replaced with the coil around it? Is that an induction coil? Could that guy be the problem? Many thanks!

I did it but it's still flickering

Great tutorial. Just fixed my 6 year old LG TV with this. Thanks!

Thank you very much, Mr My Man The Maker, for this generous video recording. The repair advice worked nicely for my 55" LG Model 55UH652T-TA. I spent about 1 hr on the phone to LG customer support and they did not want to touch it because it was 'out of warranty'. I should have rather put the hour towards following the instructions in your video instead - that's about how long it took me to fix the TV - using the piece of sticky tape ☺The biggest 'surprise' was when I turned on the TV and - drum roll - it actually worked, incredible!!! This is internet at its best - thank you so much for generously sharing your knowledge with the world. Kind greetings from Brisbane, Australia.

Awsome trick man, this worked on my LG 55 inch TV. Hatsoff to you.

This is only one 1 of the sides is broken if you have 2 no body cant repair

Great video. Still useful years later

I need help with my lg tv it's freezing every 3 mins

My Impreza stopped misting the windscreen on pull back following a service. The dealer swore blind that it should only move the wipers to clear mist, not spray water onto the windscreen. They'd even photocopied the page in the handbook about it! It's a shame it stopped working, as it was a very effective spray - like driving through torrential rain for a second.

I find it hilarious that all it took was Scotch tape to fix this

That device is a rotisserie. you should have a SS U shaped frame which sits on the drip try. The rotisserie locates in the hex hole at the back of the oven (set at an angle) and sits in the u shaped support at the other, Your oven doesn't appear to be fan assisted since the fan sits in the middle of the back of the oven and from the video there appears to be no fan. There could, however be a fan on the top of the oven which is only there to cool the oven down once switched off (you should hear the fan and feel the air from the top of the oven when switched off. Maybe you should read the manual which would explain these things. :-)