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The advice I was given was specifically for tape belts but I can’t see why this can’t be applied in other situations too. Give it a try and see if it works 👍

Thanks for the tip, much appreciated 👍

Phew, that was close 😊, glad you got it sorted 👍

We specialise in “Mail In Repairs” exclusively. I think a bike would be too big to send in 😁 But any electrical components that you could easily mail in to us, we would be happy to have a look for you 👍

Thank you @jameswykes6976 for giving us the opportunity to showcase some of our skills, it was an honour working on your key fob and your feedback was much appreciated 😊

What you are seeing at 18 seconds in, is a glitch in the matrix 😂. But seriously it’s a filter that we use to make 2 video clips flow into each other rather than having a full on cut from one clip to the other. I’m sure I have not explained this in the best way it could be explained but I hope you understand 👍

@@irefab Fully understood, lol

I’ll definitely look into it, thanks for the tip 😊

@@irefab 2 years ago I started car key programming, this was my first tool.

I did some searching and there are a few different models, can you recommend one when you get a moment, if you have a link that would be great 👍

@@irefab if its any easier I'll text you with a video using my tool. that way you'll have a better insight of functionality. I have your number from the webpage.

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Wow! Thank you for taking the time out to explain all that, I really appreciate it and I’m sure everyone else will too 👍. I definitely learnt something new today.

@@irefab Love your Channel bro ! keep up the great work .

My Teacher used to say to me to the nearest meaning “when you come across someone who knows more than you, humble yourself and put your hands up to them. Then you will benefit from them”. I put my hands up to you brother 🤲🏻 and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with me and the channel. Thank you 😊

Thanks for the tip 🤲🏻, I’ll bear that in mind if we get anymore of these in 👍

Resynchronise the HF remote controls procedure: 1. Switch OFF the ignition and remove the key. 2. Wait for 1 minute without pressing any remote control buttons. 3. Insert a key into the ignition switch, then turn it to the ignition ON position. 4. Within 10 seconds press the locking button for 5 seconds. 5. Switch OFF the ignition and remove the key. 6. Repeat the procedure with the other keys from point number 3, or else go to point number 7. 7. Wait for 30 seconds, remote controls are now active. This procedure can be used at anytime and does not require the use of a diagnostic tool. WARNING: Pressing one of the remote control buttons when it is de-synchronised causes the BSI to switch to anti-scanning mode for 1 minute, during this time re-synchronisation is not allowed. Hope this helps 👍

@@irefab REplaced the IC and the keyfob is working again. Thanks

That’s great news brother, glad you got it working 🤲🏻

Agreed, I always recommend repair if you have the time and the skills to do it 👍

That was actually my other hand 🤚 I know it looks like a third hand but honestly, it belongs to me 😂 Also glad you found it helpful and appreciate the feedback 🤲🏻

I’m not 100% sure but I don’t think it has been done with android phones, it may not be possible.

When I was ordering the replacement belts I had some communication back and forth with a British company that specialises in manufacturing replacement drive belts. They advised us about the 6% for the stretch. If my memory serves me well I believe the name of the company was DeckTech UK.

@@irefab Thank you, sir!

@@irefab thanks!!!

@vintageav You are most welcome 😊

For detailing look for the Babyliss Pro detailer, I still have my sterling 2 and still use it to trim the sides of my beard with the number 2 blade plastic cover thingy and use the Babyliss for detailing. I’ve been complimented by so many people on how clean it looks (the beard) 😊

I have used many other beard trimmers but keep finding myself coming back to the Wahl Sterling 2 plus for bulk beard trimming. A quick search online and I found this link for you, it looks like they are selling it for about £50. I cannot vouch for this company’s customer service or reputation so please check everything out carefully before making a purchase from them. cosmeticsally.co.uk/products/2381

You can not tell if the switches are faulty by the clicks alone, this would need to be tested with a multimeter. Also it is possible some other component on the board is faulty. If you would like us to have a look at it for you please send your enquiry through the website contact form on the link below and somebody will get back to you irefab.co.uk

Could be the be the balls under the power management chip, could be a CPU short. You will need someone who has a thermal camera to check it out. Best to get down to a local reputable repair shop. They should be able to confirm that for you. If it’s a CPU short, it’s time to move on. Power management IC is doable 👍

@@irefab Thanks for the reply. The Power management IC section heats up considerably when the LED flashlight starts flickering. I'm pretty sure it's the top section of the PCB, although I suppose it could be whatever is directly underneath it on the backside. I have access to a soldering station with hot air, would it be jumping the gun to pull the PM IC? Thanks again.

Underneath the video there is a link to a service manual. Download that first and follow the procedure to eliminate all the other components in the power supply chain. The you can try pulling the PMIC and re-balling it. Failing that you could try replacing it with a new one. But you have to be careful as the CPU/RAM is directly underneath on the backside of the PCB. Too much heat and you will melt the balls under the CPU. If you can’t get hold of a thermal camera try the freeze spray method to locate the source of the heat first before you start taking things apart. At least that will give you a better idea of the location of the fault.

@@irefab great info. I tried a brief low temp (500~°F) reflow on the pmic and had small luck getting the screen to display the Samsung and at&t logo but shortly after the flashlight led started to go crazy when connected to usb. Hopefully I didnt already bridge any solder balls on the cpu area. I'll be check out that service manual shortly. Thanks again I'm hoping for the best

Glad you liked it!

Indeed, your observation is accurate and we highly value your contribution. In PART ONE of this two part video, we thoroughly addressed the topic of safety, devoting an entire section of the video to emphasise the hazards associated with working near the high voltage capacitor. Furthermore, we provided comprehensive instructions on the precautions that must be taken while handling this particular component. It was explicitly mentioned at the outset of the video that prior to undertaking this repair, it is imperative for individuals to watch PART ONE first. Link available here ua-cam.com/video/m8bchK3hTdY/v-deo.html

Thank you for watching it 👍

Appreciate you taking the time to point out the spelling mistake. It has been corrected now.

@@irefab Appreciate you taking criticism with rare grace.

Thank you 😊

I have no affiliation to the sellers below and cannot vouch for their quality, reliability and customer service. I am only sharing the links because yourself requested some assistance. If you want it fast and are willing to pay a bit more here’s a link from the UK: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/364086596474?itmmeta=01HYJHS876FVZZ44VP3AFSX8FP&hash=item54c540937a:g:oZcAAOSwwUZl-xRF&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAAwOAaGVtVFrClrunnxgon8ozqiXCRMjEqGSwvelp%2FDJt5I3oZn%2BTYeIBnJDx0MCWeCrwPys68bNB5srMRoi4k3GBjki7SJI943zYrXDhDM4jc%2FOixJ3xgfWZYSPRGkk%2BHRhygOkzicgr5mBALgIzrXZbbI4XPMHn6okwdx4azeUuh41jVda%2FMYFkMPWOBCAaITbJu9678%2FPNzGCVqLIKrrRCUiZEwN2%2FedOVjJBHad4AElzFPG1Di0dWarlqxCdcFeg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABlBMUNqD5dH0Yw However, if you are willing to wait a little longer for delivery you can get it for cheaper directly from china on the link below: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003675185692.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.1.7311k3K8k3K8p8&algo_pvid=03a366ba-22ae-41ac-beb7-cddadc2e16dd&algo_exp_id=03a366ba-22ae-41ac-beb7-cddadc2e16dd-0&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21GBP%2126.29%2126.29%21%21%2132.48%2132.48%21%40211b612817164621476015898ef912%2112000026754490444%21sea%21UK%210%21AB&curPageLogUid=FcqIZ9adpKTJ&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A If you want to do your own search just use google and search for the term “CT-X636F LCD” and you should see a whole bunch of them come up for you to choose from. Hope this helps 👍

Yes it does help! Thank you very much for your help, I really do appreciate it :)

You are most welcome 😊

Hi Robert, If you could answer a few questions, that would help me advise you better. How old is the machine? How often is it used? Meaning is it used daily?

@@irefab about 4 year old

yes daaily lot of traffic in the liveing room

If it’s 4 years old and used daily from my experience I would say the bearings are shot in the main motor housing causing it to short and trip. The first thing I would check is the wiring from the mains plug. See if you have continuity and no shorts by using a multimeter to test. Then I would check the circuit board and finally the motors. There are 2 motors on this machine. 1st is the main suction motor and the other 2nd is the brush motor. It’s quite a big job taking it all apart, if you don’t have the patience it’s best to get a local repair shop to check it over for you. Hope this helps 👍

Absolutely 😊 I got them off eBay and here’s the link for you: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175330263830?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=b4JUopO9Ti6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=oEyjfHWgSpm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY If that link no longer works, the size you want is 6mm x 9mm x 15.5mm and you can find them under the search term “Carbon Brushes” …. Hope this helps 👍

@irefab fantastic. Have ordered them. Many thanks again for the vid and info.

Thanks for watching the video 🤲🏻

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Thank you 😊

Thank you for leaving a comment and appreciate the feedback. We’re starting to get busier with repairs now so I have less time to do these creative experiments but I will take your suggestions into consideration for future videos 👍🏼

If the CPU is damaged like in the case of the video, there is no way to recover that data. The data on the storage is encrypted and the key to unlock it is on the CPU. No CPU, No Data …

Apologies, I don’t know how those CPU’s could be used for anything.

Hey @lucbourhis3142 Thank you for watching the video and leaving feedback. It’s much appreciated 👍

Sure, no problem, thank you. In your case I think you definitely need a new batttery 👍🏼 If you have the skills give it a go, it’s not that hard to change one out.

@@irefab thank you for your swift reply much appreciated. Could you kindly share with me the battery code? Also from time to time clean the head by taking it apart and then put it back together. My question how can I...erm...sharpen the blades on the head any suggestions. Thanks. ✌

Apologies, I somehow missed this message, hence the late reply. The battery code is 1.2v NiMH Single Cell (SC) battery and the capacity is 2500mah. Regarding blade sharpening, these are auto sharpening blades. All you have to do is oil them regularly and they will sharpen themselves. There is no other way to sharpen them that I am aware of 👍