Commodore 1541 floppy drive repair

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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2024

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  • @ColinWilliams
    @ColinWilliams 5 років тому

    Nice work. Good detective work narrowing down the fault. I'm just starting out and have a dead drive myself but to begin with I'm building a new power supply for the C64. Good times! ;)

    • @Arcticretro
      @Arcticretro  5 років тому

      Thanks! It´s great fun :-)

    • @75slaine
      @75slaine 5 років тому

      Same here. Never soldered anything before. The community is great though and have been responsive to newbie questions.

  • @75slaine
    @75slaine 5 років тому

    Hurray, a successful repair. It looks like I’ve to also replace UA1 on my 1541. Different fault though, mine is holding Pin 1 low which eventually routes through to Pin 40 on the 6502 CPU, it’s reset line. So it’s keeping the reset line low there and I just have a perpetual Red LED and motor active on power up. Want to practice my soldering skills more before attacking it though.

  • @Rolletott
    @Rolletott 4 роки тому

    i have a similar issue with my drive. Although it works for maybe a few minutes when powered on. Then i guess when the chips get warm this happens.

    • @Ryan96se
      @Ryan96se 4 роки тому

      I have the same issue. My drive loads the game and my wife and I play the game. At the end of the game it attempts to access the drive to save the score and it hangs the computer because the drive stops responding.

  • @januzi2
    @januzi2 3 роки тому

    Ah! "Untested" as always (wink wink).

  • @timstah8450
    @timstah8450 3 роки тому +2

    Music too loaud compared to voice

    • @Arcticretro
      @Arcticretro  3 роки тому

      Old video. I have improved :)

    • @congestiontv
      @congestiontv 2 роки тому

      It's no big deal. I really now begin to admire your past videos. I still have a spare 1541 in my cellar to which I think it having similar issues and maybe even being a device from 1984 as yours. Unfortunately no time as for now but set me a bookmark to here to eventually try replacing data connection 74xxxx chips as well. Thank you very much for being my guide!