VintageDigitalWatches - Ep 31 - Seiko S234 missing segments corrosion repair

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  • @simonefiore5595
    @simonefiore5595 7 років тому +3

    Always a pleasure see a job like this. Well done Tibi

  • @Allan_Fuentes
    @Allan_Fuentes 2 місяці тому +1

    Hello. Your videos are amazing!. I have been unable to find the conducting silver compound L100. Do you have an alternative?

  • @karlisok8996
    @karlisok8996 4 роки тому +2

    Used this silver compound technique and some microsoldering to repair a detached quartz crystal on a Baby-G BGM-100, now I have an alarm that plays "Bomboleo"! Thanks VDW!

  • @TimeArtPiece
    @TimeArtPiece 7 років тому +5

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Your videos are very informative and well done.

  • @thetechgenie7374
    @thetechgenie7374 6 років тому +2

    I didn't know about that stuff and do micro soldering for years. I usually just use a thin hair 0.10, or 0.20 jumper wire to repair broken traces. As repair phones and ETC. I have a few Casio and Seiko LCD watches been collecting over the last few months and some need repair due to corrosion and broken bond wire. I may give this stuff a shot as least for the broken traces.

  • @rayatoune8628
    @rayatoune8628 2 роки тому

    Thank you 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @Moosh89
    @Moosh89 7 років тому +1

    Awesome!! So cool to see! Thank you so much :)

  • @thesswaffen3372
    @thesswaffen3372 10 місяців тому +1

    Where do you get Silver conducting compound ?

  • @ronaldspencer547
    @ronaldspencer547 Рік тому

    Well done.

  • @danamoose1234
    @danamoose1234 9 місяців тому

    Love this stuff!

  • @willrobinson4089
    @willrobinson4089 2 роки тому

    Brilliant!

  • @javiertadeo8924
    @javiertadeo8924 2 роки тому

    Hola , buenos vídeos los tuyos,podrías subir vídeos como reparar relojes que no sirve la luz LED, gracias.

  • @RyeOnHam
    @RyeOnHam Рік тому

    Just like repairing window defroster traces.

  • @tomasrosenberg3430
    @tomasrosenberg3430 4 місяці тому

    How much would a repair cost if you would do it for a customer?

  • @igorcabrera8123
    @igorcabrera8123 4 роки тому

    Nice video, about the buttons painting, what paint and procedure you use? Thanks

  • @sunbzy2412
    @sunbzy2412 3 роки тому

    Can you review alba spoon watches? I can't to fix it.

  • @Сергейдемьянко-ъ7э

    Hello. Please tell me thе accompaniment of these capacitors, for LCD display, citizen 8982 ana-digi temp.

  • @hamdoaboahmad3450
    @hamdoaboahmad3450 2 роки тому

    Please, my watch is an Orient digital, the colors of the screen are dimmed, what is the solution to this malfunction?

  • @vincenzopampilonia1683
    @vincenzopampilonia1683 4 місяці тому

    Salve o un casio 50qs-17 da riparare,se lo ripara io lo posso spedire,aspetto una sua risposta.

  • @toooldfortwowheels2048
    @toooldfortwowheels2048 5 років тому

    Just picked up a DOA H127-5000 at a market. Pristine inside and out but I suspect there's something like this internally.

  • @mohammadhafeez8224
    @mohammadhafeez8224 5 років тому

    Very nice sir

  • @steve1811uk
    @steve1811uk 2 роки тому

    Hi, I have a Seiko M929 where an LCD segment has failed inside the glass. Is it repairable? Or do I need a new LCD display? Thanks in advance. Great channel content. Steve.

    • @VintageDigitalWatches
      @VintageDigitalWatches  2 роки тому

      Hey, it can be either rhe board, LCD connector or LCD itself. Needs diagnosis.

    • @steve1811uk
      @steve1811uk 2 роки тому

      @@VintageDigitalWatches thanks for the reply. It is the LCD itself. The etched track on the glass is fractured right near the edge of the LCD. I have managed to chip away a bit of the glass at the edge and I should be able to repair with some conductive glue across the gap.

  • @tabletacer7097
    @tabletacer7097 7 років тому +1

    thanks for video :)

  • @MIPE83
    @MIPE83 7 років тому +3

    Absolutely great footage! Thanks a lot, now i will be able to repair many of my dead Casios. The tip with the silver conductor is gold! Would you tell me which type of microscope you use?

    • @VintageDigitalWatches
      @VintageDigitalWatches  7 років тому +2

      Hi, sure, it is a Novex AP-4, with 20x magnification, two oculars. But any microscope with 20x can do the job, of course having two oculars for both eyes helps.
      Tibi

  • @saraspitefull32
    @saraspitefull32 4 роки тому

    Hi there is there something I can use as a zebra strip because my seiko g757 is missing one for the lcd any help would be appreciated thank you

    • @VintageDigitalWatches
      @VintageDigitalWatches  4 роки тому

      You can use a zebra strip from another watch but they have to match in dimensions. Also the G757 is notorious for fading or missing digits and not because of the zebra strip. It can be the capacitors or the IC on the board.

  • @marjoriewhite7711
    @marjoriewhite7711 3 роки тому

    Where do you get the L100 conducting silver?

  • @aj-cp9yu
    @aj-cp9yu 7 років тому

    Is there any chance to repair a lcd that have segmented. No any damage on the board. And zebra connector is good.

    • @VintageDigitalWatches
      @VintageDigitalWatches  7 років тому

      Hmmm, before saying that the LCD is broken, you must validate that the board is working properly. You can do this with an oscilloscope and measure the LCD segments outputs from the board. You should see a square signal.
      Regards,
      Tibi

  • @DeathWithTango
    @DeathWithTango 5 років тому

    Your videos are amazing man, quality work! Quick question, do you take requests? And if so, how would I be able to contact you? I have a few lcd/led watches that need to be repaired.

    • @VintageDigitalWatches
      @VintageDigitalWatches  5 років тому

      Hi Shane, because of little time I stopped taking watches in for repair. Tibi.

  • @acharya9721
    @acharya9721 4 роки тому

    Sir help me. How to solv screen is fade Casio al-180 .sir pls help me

  • @gececekinss254
    @gececekinss254 5 років тому

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