Title for next video: Repair of JVC HD Camera Viewfinder! Whatever kinda liquid you had that soaking in musta softened the PVA enough for sun and chopsticks to remove it. Glad to see this works. Can't wait to see set working and producing a picture. Maybe you can strap it to the side of the camcorder as a replacement viewfinder. Ha!
The camera should be relatively easy to take apart, it could be something simple like a bad connection. Those little LCDs probably use flat flex cable that plugs into small sockets on the main board inside the camera. Just the constant opening and closing of it over the years could have jostled it loose, or it could be torn.
Great video, sorry to hear about your camera dying, your last recordings were still done with perfect precision. Maybe the flip screen lead has unattached itself.
You have/ had the same camera as I had (a little older model it looks like) and mine had the same problem... except it was kind of a little bit my fault. But I got a refurbished JVC EVerio EX-515 and it is even better than the old one for not much more money. It retailed for around 300 dollars, but refurbished is a lot less and you sacrifice no quality. Oh and good job on not getting killed by that CRT
You should try a Solution of Edisionite Classic in Water insted of Vinigarwater! This Edisionite high performance tenside Solution is able to undercreep all this ugly plastic material. It will seperate the Plasic from the Glass without mechanical stress. In our Lab we make very sticky Copoliamide based Homelts in Glasreactors. The only way to get the sticky rest out of this Glasreactors was a bath in to this Solution vor 3-5 Days! Maybe you find this Hint helpful!
I wonder if the summer weather and the hotter environment inside the garage helped accelerate the action of the vinegar and water mixture on breaking down the bond between the PVA and the glass? In noticed that the PVA goop was peeling away from both the face of the picture tube and the safety glass at the same time.
Perhaps you could purchase one of those small LCD camera monitors that attach to the camera's shoe mount. The downsides would be the size and the fact that it's another battery to charge.
A CRT explode? Now let's get it right - they implode, not explode. But then the pieces of shrapnel pass each other going in opposite directions at high velocity so... uh, never mind.
I used to think it was like safety glass like car windshields, with that plastic film layer stuck in between the glass. I wonder what kind of glue that stuff is? Don
Hello Shango good night my friend, how are you? ah shango it seems to me that you want to remove the mask from the tube don't you, good shango just by the way, if you want to remove the mask why don't you pour a remover on the edges where it is open, it's just my suggestion ok
clayton betts The manufacturers used put safety glass over the CRT as a implosion prevention (newer CRT's have it built into the CRT itself rather than stuck on) and they put adhesive on it to make it stick, over a long period of time the adhesive breaks down causing it to be visible what he is doing is trying to remove the safety glass (cataract) and reapply adhesive.
@@realgroovy24 He doesn't put new PVA material between the tube and the safety glass, he just sticks it applying some silicon around the edge. In reality he's actually leaving an air gap between the two pieces, but hey, its for looks, not safety.
Shame about the camera. Maybe the almighty all seeing Google god will send you some money for a new one through video monetizing. I know you'd hate doing that, but I believe these days Google makes you monetize your videos regardless. Thank you again for risking your butt doing this.
Wish I was there to peel away the adhesive. Satisfying like popping a zit.
Title for next video: Repair of JVC HD Camera Viewfinder!
Whatever kinda liquid you had that soaking in musta softened the PVA enough for sun and chopsticks to remove it. Glad to see this works. Can't wait to see set working and producing a picture. Maybe you can strap it to the side of the camcorder as a replacement viewfinder. Ha!
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Hooray! you've finally completed this set, finally time for some more good sets
Hahaha yeH!
The camera should be relatively easy to take apart, it could be something simple like a bad connection. Those little LCDs probably use flat flex cable that plugs into small sockets on the main board inside the camera. Just the constant opening and closing of it over the years could have jostled it loose, or it could be torn.
YOUR DOING A GOOD JOB
Very nice work. There'll be hope for these sets yet, Glad it kept together for you and you got away without any extra shrapnel!
Good job on the crt. It will look good as new when you are finished with it. Cant wait to see how it looks when it is powerd up and running again. ☺
because i love watching your videos
We should start a fundraiser for getting you a new camera. Maybe one with a slow-motion feature for EOLing some chinesium sets with a hammer...
Great work, hard to have patience. Can you do a vid of one exploding so we can witness it ? If u have an old rectangular burnt up CRT? Thanks shango.
Great to see the thing finally come loose.
Great video, sorry to hear about your camera dying, your last recordings were still done with perfect precision. Maybe the flip screen lead has unattached itself.
Great Job as usual! I found cleaning glass surfaces with News Papers leaves no evil fibers, which forever bedevils the poor, accursed user.
came up great!!
yeaahh indeed we can see Dan aka shango. 73s bud from qth netherlands
You have/ had the same camera as I had (a little older model it looks like) and mine had the same problem... except it was kind of a little bit my fault. But I got a refurbished JVC EVerio EX-515 and it is even better than the old one for not much more money. It retailed for around 300 dollars, but refurbished is a lot less and you sacrifice no quality. Oh and good job on not getting killed by that CRT
TheCRTProductions- Videos about the Obsolete World oh and i saw you in the reflection!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks brand new
You should try a Solution of Edisionite Classic in Water insted of Vinigarwater! This Edisionite high performance tenside Solution is able to undercreep all this ugly plastic material. It will seperate the Plasic from the Glass without mechanical stress. In our Lab we make very sticky Copoliamide based Homelts in Glasreactors. The only way to get the sticky rest out of this Glasreactors was a bath in to this Solution vor 3-5 Days!
Maybe you find this Hint helpful!
I'm doing a rectangle this evening, I'm going to take precautions
So the LCD screen died, that hurts. Does it have a viewfinder above the battery that comes active when you close the LCD screen?
hahaha you know the HD cam too well. Still looked fine recording blind! Awesome work - some seriously nasty goo there...
I wonder if the summer weather and the hotter environment inside the garage helped accelerate the action of the vinegar and water mixture on breaking down the bond between the PVA and the glass? In noticed that the PVA goop was peeling away from both the face of the picture tube and the safety glass at the same time.
popsickle sticks shango,,they are thinner,you can stack them ( glazers use them to firmly seat cut & feathered glass in the sash)
Perhaps you could purchase one of those small LCD camera monitors that attach to the camera's shoe mount. The downsides would be the size and the fact that it's another battery to charge.
heat gun or hair dryer be any good?
You don't have to reseal directly against crt?
Beautiful Tube. Is Of Colors?
A CRT explode? Now let's get it right - they implode, not explode. But then the pieces of shrapnel pass each other going in opposite directions at high velocity so... uh, never mind.
Very nice
They do not explode. They implode.
More repair electronic vids PLEASE!!!
YESSSSUR!
Yeah Sam sounds right. I saw some of your videos. I commented and shared. Did u see?
Is your dad a tech?
I think shango is my favorite. You should check out "dangerous magnetron" on zilipoper channel on YT. His videos are STELLAR!
Is that a JVC GZ-EX310BU? I have the same camcorder!
is that a cat meowing or a bird?
lol i keep hearing wee! weee!
I have an old 74 RCA XL-100 with the bonded yoke and it's come loose, i was wondering what you recommend to glue it back?
Romaro Vinciguerra super glue
Do newer CRT sets (early 2000s) use the same technology of safety glass and nasty adhesive as these older sets?
JRobert111111 No, I don't think they do.
yes, they do
Narrating is fine, Its the video titling thats confusing asf when it comes to trying to find your multi part videos
I used to think it was like safety glass like car windshields, with that plastic film layer stuck in between the glass. I wonder what kind of glue that stuff is?
Don
Never heard of Cataract. Is that a US thing only?
9:35 lock so nice this green
use the cam on a TV, use it as an ext monitor??, that may do!!
Hello Shango good night my friend, how are you? ah shango it seems to me that you want to remove the mask from the tube don't you, good shango just by the way, if you want to remove the mask why don't you pour a remover on the edges where it is open, it's just my suggestion ok
spraying wd40 underneath the gaps will do it
Yo bro u did go on the video for not seeing the camera at least it still records bro
Couldn't you repair your camera?
Better you say, 'missed a spot' ~ than brake it.
How does a TV get cataracts?
clayton betts The manufacturers used put safety glass over the CRT as a implosion prevention (newer CRT's have it built into the CRT itself rather than stuck on) and they put adhesive on it to make it stick, over a long period of time the adhesive breaks down causing it to be visible what he is doing is trying to remove the safety glass (cataract) and reapply adhesive.
@@realgroovy24 He doesn't put new PVA material between the tube and the safety glass, he just sticks it applying some silicon around the edge. In reality he's actually leaving an air gap between the two pieces, but hey, its for looks, not safety.
Perhaps you should be wearing mail to work on these...
As in USPS?
Try some chopsticks
Shame about the camera. Maybe the almighty all seeing Google god will send you some money for a new one through video monetizing. I know you'd hate doing that, but I believe these days Google makes you monetize your videos regardless. Thank you again for risking your butt doing this.
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Well, PVA is poly-vinyl-alcohol, so alcohol might take it off?
Anyhow, looks great!
TheFurriestOne polyvinyl acetate, I think
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