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@@chuckheinbaugh-f6v antistatic alignment toolkits found on Amazon.

@maxvideodrome4215 DoD mil and civilian courses.

@@satanasfouduvolant9228 unfortunately I do not. A lot of transformers are pretty much designed for the switch mode power supply (SMPS) that they are used in. So unless you can find another bad SMPS with the same design in which to cannibalize the part, you might not be able to find a transformer elsewhere.

@ Thank you for your reply. I thought I could repair this subwoofer. Unfortunately it will end up in the trash...

@@satanasfouduvolant9228 save your woofer/speaker. That alone is worth keeping in case you have one that ever goes bad.

​@@jvandervyver it's apparent you didn't watch the entire video. I gave an explanation why at the beginning about intermittent issues. The DMM checks proved bad capacitors in the power supply. The clean 1khz tone at the end confirmed a clean tone. My customer paid and was very happy with the result. If you cannot accept the knowledge I've passed along for free, what took me college and over 20+ years of experience to develop, then sir... The loss is on you. 🤷‍♂️

@@NicSpencer-u4m thank you for your dedication!

@@JessicaVanek-u5f it's very possible that you can replace that part. Go to this link www.partselect.com/Models/MED6230HC1/?srsltid=AfmBOopLDxK9blJryy26FK6c2C6_xSgXtTZiRSsx9-DACHqoJy9cy1bG If you're the same model as mine, you can use the illustrated figures to find your part and purchase a replacement. As for your issue with the dryer not heating up. That could be the heating element or a thermal fuse, or even a thermal sensor. They should all be replaceable too. As for which, I wouldn't know without troubleshooting it with a multimeter.

Thank you so much for your reply and input. I am going to try and troubleshoot first and then proceed with calling a repair man. Fingers crossed it’s not a huge fix and it’ll get repaired. Thank you again!

@@juankemperor yes I do! If needed, my business and repairs page is here: sites.google.com/view/havingfunrepairs/business-repairs

Thanks for watching

I think it was B-6000

@@samcloutier4501 this is an excellent question. I think I'll answer it in a short separate video as it can help everyone out without having to dig through this comments of this video. Hold tight for a video here in the comming weeks that will directly address your question.

@@harrysmbdgs thank you for the kind words. I try and do this mostly for my enjoyment. It's by no means a full time job. Nor do I think I would allow it to become one.

@ Sounds wise to me, keeping it stress free and not letting the mystical algorithm rule you. Every time I’ve tried to monetise a hobby I’ve ended up hating it so I completely get it!

Ah, I see user tagging on iOS is still broken, it just leaves the @ without the name!

@@harrysmbdgs I still caught your comment. No worries. Thanks again for the kind words.

@@lucky_charms123 I'm afraid that's a bit outside my expertise. Sorry

@JB-ev8lt try QD Electronic Cleaner if isopropyl doesn't work.

Thanks for watching. If this video helped you in any way, please consider leaving a super.

@@computerrepairplus just keep in mind that the "tape trick" is just that... a gimmick. If it works you'll still have a bad screen/panel. Possibly usable, but technically still broke.

@@markwgundert4251 as a technician, we can tell when an engineer doesn't consider maintainability in their design as well. 🤣 Really got a kick out of your comment. Thank you!

I know longer reside in Oklahoma. For business inquires please visit my Google site sites.google.com/view/havingfunrepairs/business-repairs

More extensive testing of the amplifier was done outside this video before it was placed into service. However, thank you for watching and leaving a comment.

@@dantempleman8908 mid year 2005.5 MKV model.

@@pontgta1 glad you enjoyed!

@amgreene73 (Alan) you as well! Glad this video will be of some help to you!

@@danielrivas6358 if it's the same issue as the TCL in the video, no a new cable will not work. The issue is not with the cable at all. The issue is with the display panel. What I'm doing with the cable is just blocking the signals that the panel cannot use correctly because it is bad. When the signals are no longer present the panel will come to life, albeit not usable in my instance.

@@HavingFunRepairsoh any idea ? What can I do

@@danielrivas6358 buy a new TV if your panel is bad. That's really your only option.

@@HavingFunRepairsyea cuz panel comes with the screen right

@@danielrivas6358 the panel is the screen, those words are synonyms

@@bwest0411 it's possible it's still the panel, but in your case, I would try swapping out the video board.

@terigreer4168 I would recheck that the rollers are in the right spot and that the belt and drum are assembled correctly

@ Thank you for your help and your video was the most helpful one I’ve seen on this dryer.

@@terigreer4168 thank you for watching! If it helps others please share with them.

@@40calnevadausa47 glad this helped you!

I do not know the TRRS to Wire color match either. If I still had the handset I would be of better help. That being said I do know that the 4 pile 3.5mm aux plug follows the following layout from tip to sleeve. T-Left Channel Audio R-Right Channel Audio R-Ground S-Mic Audio I would assume white and red are left and right audio. Blue is possibly mic audio and grey for ground. If you have something that produces a tone you could inject that signal at a low amplitude on the wires to determine the left and right speaker audio. From there it would just be figuring out the mic and ground wires. Good luck and thanks for watching.

@@HavingFunRepairs thanks for detailed information, do you have some suggestion for the yellow coloured wire.

@@YouImmanuel sorry I do not. Maybe trial and error to figure out. If you do figure it out feel free to share with the rest of us and I will pin your comment to the top of this video.

With a lot of manufacturers, even if there is a part number, they often change the part # to something inhouse or generic to obfuscate as well. Both are terrible practices.

@@BrownSteel749 because the problem is not with the LCD connector. The problem is with the panel itself. I'm only blocking signals to make the panel half functional.

@@HavingFunRepairs Oh, what typically causes this to happen. The same thing happened to my tv and when I tried unplugging the connectors the screen was cut in half but it was still the blueish black. If it really is the LCD panel its not worth to try to repair I might as well just by a new tv.

Correct, not worth repairing as you would need a new panel which is around the cost of one of these TVs anyways. What causes this failure (IMO) is a heat dissipation issue.

@@aixizu it is interesting

@@alexdjul thank you for watching! I think VW had to payout a handful of years ago due to a lawsuit over this item. I could be wrong though.

@@tinnedanger I'm sure there are many videos online that cover cannon plug or aviator plug teardown.

Thanks for watching! Hope all is well with you and your family.

@HavingFunRepairs All is good here, hope all is well with you and yours too.

Thanks for watching!

No problem

Is this a question or a statement?

@HavingFunRepairs just question

@@NandhaKumar-zl6tf unfortunately this video is about 2 months old. I no longer have the item to provide an answer. It was returned to the owner.

👌 I'll keep this in mind from a video recorded over 2 years ago.

@@Ben_Guse very poor design IMO

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@@jdrteddy everything your need to know concerning my business is at the link below. sites.google.com/view/havingfunrepairs/business-repairs

@@rubencubero I would get a can of QD Electronic Cleaner personally. It doesn't leave a residue like WD40 does. That being said, I know people who use WD40 on many things and never run into problems. Thank you for watching.

@@HavingFunRepairs Thank you for the advise. I'll get one for future fixes

@@yayyaystxxtama80 sounds like your volume knob is starting to go bad and maybe the filter capacitors are bad as well. However, unless you have equipment to properly diagnose it will only be guesswork on your end. I offer repair services. Visit my Google site: sites.google.com/view/havingfunrepairs/business-repairs

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@TravisPittman7 I definitely missed seeing that nut. Good catch! Pinning your comment so it can help others.

@@anacantu553 check the screen connectors, reseat them if needed. If that doesn't fix, replace the screen.

@@dvspot I'm perfectly aware of this and I think I mentioned that the owner was getting a replacement. Just to be clear the intent of this video is to help individuals understand what they are buying based upon component composition and engineering. Especially given the cost of the product and how much money is being sunk from a consumer level with a technical perspective. But hey, if you are okay with sending back a 1600SW broken and getting a 1600SW replacement (which I believe will also break until they've made a few revisions to the boards) then that's up to you.

@HavingFunRepairs Klipsch will send you a replacement plate amplifier. There is no need to return the defective amplifier to them.

I think you may still not be understanding the intent of this video. But thank you for your comment.

I misread what you typed initially and thought you were suggesting to cal full deflection (left side towards zero). You are correct sir. Zero must be set at 0 and not full left of scale. Good catch and thank you!

@@Zeus0886 you should run the European coolant with the correct additives. I only had the generic 50/50 blend on hand.

@@dotnetapp I do not recall a fan header. That being said, overheating is an indicator of other more serious issues. Such as, not enough airflow around the receiver (too close to other objects or in an enclosed space) or components that are beginning to fail. I would be investigating the thermal compound between components and heatsinks and replacing it with fresh thermal compound. I would be looking for bulging capacitors that might need to be replaced as they become a current hog. All an additional fan and heatsinks will do is mask a more significant issue. All that being said, the amplifier is yours to do what you feel is best.

@@HavingFunRepairs First thanks for this real nice answer :). It started pretty randomly, even when i put it outside a shelf so it stands freely :/. The thing is im not a electrician iam not capable of switching a capacitor myself, i can repaste it as i build all my pc myself but thats it of things i can possibly do :P, Another idea i had was buying some passive heatsink with thermalglue and put it on some of the chips and if the white thing is not a fan header to put somehow a fan inside connected through usb or connected directly to the wall.

Feel free to let us all know how it goes if you try those things out.

The belt and possibly the wheel bearings. Those would be the most common cause if I had to guess. This would at least be where I would start inspecting and replacing parts.