Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus
thats how i cleaned my ps3 and fat ps4... let it dry and put some anti rust solution on it then let it set out a couple more days, reapplied the thermal paste and it works like brand new.. the trick is to make sure the cmos battery is unplugged if it has one
@@isaac_volpe As long as there's no voltage left on circuits, it's fine. Usually you'd have to defuse the anode cap, but since it hadn't been powered on in a very long time, it wasn't necessary.
The jitter might be because of failed caps on the power supply. Also speakers back in the early 2000s were almost all paper drum so if they weren't already damaged taking a hose to them did. Further the tactile push buttons are super susceptible to corrosion. So that might be why you were having trouble with the front panel.
No hope in going to the past come to the loving savior today Seek his Holy Spirit in prayer today he can give you peace confort and guidance today Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Come to Jesus Christ today Jesus Christ is only way to heaven Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. Mark 1.15 15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Hebrews 11:6 6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. Jesus
When I worked at Tektronix, we 'jet washed 99% of everything that came in. Majority of faults went. We did put things in a drying oven for two days though
Is it sad that I miss big, bulky TVs like that? Childhood memories right there. I thought I'd won big as a kid when my parents got a new TV and joy of joys, the old Panasonic with the faux-wood trim found its way into my room along with an ancient VCR! Now if only I understood a bit about electronics I could do stuff like this...
Water is fine for cleaning circuits but this video procedures are not the best way. To clean a TV you must first extract the electronic boards, and the speakers. Then you can go with water and soap and clean the CRT and the plastic with calm, it's hermetic. Then you can go with the electronic but disconnecting every wire. This is because you will ruined the connection, water can keep days and days inside of connectors, that makes sulfate, and corrosion when electricity is on it. Before you must put the boards on an air flux, even dry with isopropyl alcohol. Nice video anyway!!!
Rinoa Super-Genius the TV keep almost water outside, because ventilation grids are not enough for massive water to go inside when the rain drop over. The water do a kind of film over the grids that avoid the water to go inside. If water could be really inside, probably you was found it really ruined, and not just a little oxide.
@@RinoaL C.R.T. displays ARE extremely valuable to video gamers, playing video games developed FOR these T.V.s. ...circa 1972-2007. Watch these videos, to know why. ua-cam.com/video/RAi8AVj9GV8/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/WzXAUPFU21s/v-deo.html
@@Delphinad Why not "this tv"? It has component cable connections, which can be used for a really good video connection for any video game system, from the Sega Master System, to the Xbox..
This video has shocked me. but not literally ha ha, like i never would have believed you could subject electronics to this amount of water and far from it exploding it FIX'S faults !!
Surprising what will work with a bit of clean-up, eh? It would surely have done better with not being powered up for a while so it could dry, the jittering could be from remaining moisture/corrosion or it could be from minor damage from being powered up too soon. Ever watch Shango's tube-tv resurrections? Now those are crazy!
@@RinoaL shango066 is a tube tv resurrection master!, he leaves all the dirt in them, as to not cause any further damage and works on only what is needed to get each starting operational stage of the tv to work, checks B+ power, each tube, crt itself, etc. and tries not to disturb things fixing what is needed to get it going.
I found almost the exact same TV in the exact same condition behind my neighbor's house as well. Mine is a 2001 manufacture and has some convergence issues. Hoping I can bring it back to life
How can you say it's a trinitron knock off. Does the tube have 1 or 2 metal wires inside it or not ? Could be a shitty shadow mask. Never heard of a sanyotron
washes a TV with water.... internally!!! you've got balls of steel ma'am!!!! any lesser man would have attempted to discharge it first, regardless of how long it's been powered off! hey, btw, you should totally RGB mod it!!! go check out some of the tutorials! I bet you could do it! Also legacy of the wizard, I commend you! That's no easy game. Definitely a head scratcher at times, even on a replay.
No need to RGB mod it, seeing that it has component video, just get a scart to YpbR convertor box. She might want to replace some of the caps because of the screen wobble though.
Depends on the device. I've compared component/RGB (HD Retrovision and an xRGB) to just raw RGB with several devices in the past. RGB definitely looked very crisp while certain colors were washed out on component (also 80 column text was still unreadable and dot crawl was still messy). I found NES/SNES/Genesis take most advantage of raw RGB, but things like PS2 and up didn't need RGB at all, that era of console is when you wanna start going for heavy scan lines, Wii looks magnificent with scan lines. But in the end, if I hadn't seen raw RGB and only lived with component converted RGB, I'd probably be ok with that, but something irks me about component RGB because white text is still way too bright and blurry. On raw RGB, it's like computer text, just crisp and easy on the eyes.
@@Odolwa2Yesss I've seen the same thing happen. I'm not content with component, plus the mod is pennies compared to an overpriced retrovision cable >.< just gotta grow a pair and discharge it.. lol
It's interesting it still works after hosing it down! Certainly changes my mind about thrown out TVs on the sidewalk that got wet in a rain shower. I always assumed water more or less kills them.
If a CRT was very recently on and the caps and/or anode have any charge stored up, water can definitely kill it. But of course, most TVs you'd find out on a curb have been left off for a long time, maybe even spending months in storage before getting thrown out, so even if water gets on the board, there's no power running through it to short and hurt components. So by all means, rescue a rained-on curbside CRT! You just have to let it it dry before plugging it in.
Thats funny, but in this case Ive been collecting TVs since the early 2000s, so Im just weird before it was needed. I do have like 40 tvs though, and I hope that I can preserve them for the future gamers
Im hoping you already know this but be careful with a CRT, they can kill you...they can carry a 1000V+++ charge for a long time so be careful with the water + electricity + CRT combo!
Impressive how they can withstand all that water and filth in there but your not cleaning my tv like that :-D. That face you drew on the display reminded me of a securitron from fallout newvegas.
You could get a cheap universal remote one of the ones that can automatically adjust itself to the TV and try it that way I have had a lot of good luck with doing that sort of thing with old TV
Thank you for making this video! I have a CRT tv wich was in aomewhat the same state and they recomended me to clean it with a hoae, but you made this video and now im not afraid about the tv will not work. Thank you! Remember kids, after you open your CRT... Rememner to discharge it first!😊
i found a little 20 inch orion tv set at an abandoned house that had not been ocupied for 16 years and for shits and giggles i picked it up and it worked when i plugged it in.
Back in the 80's I first saw a wall of 13" TV's. In the 90' s people started throwing them away or just abandoning them for something more flat. I began to collect them thinking I might make my own wall like in the 80's, maybe use them for security. I have about 8 or 9 in my attic now. Magnavox, RCA and other's. Of course now we can split screen. In 1999 I spent $900 on a Beast. A Hitachi Flat screen "32" with megabass sound system built in. To big to lift. I loved that thing but then we moved to the Flat panel and people started leaving those beasts at the curb in the 2010. Mine rests under the basement stairs awaiting my basement remodel.
Had a similar issue with front buttons on a slightly corroded sanyo before. Bad switches, went from open down to 4 meg when pressed instead of open to short. Replaced the switches and it worked just fine.
This sort old fashion Tv even unplugged has 30000 volts inside ! So knowledge is power , first understand how to discharge it and then clean it because it can kill you with massive electric shock in a second!!??? I hope people who haven't this knowledge don't open Tv and don't kill themself!?
@@dariusnickmanesh3592 On these TVs there are stickers and/or imprints everywhere telling you not to open it due to risk of electric shock. So if you open it up anyway you are ought to know what you are doing. No need to mention the danger here.
Im still using my samsung crt tv to this day, just have to use roku device to be able to watch Netflix and what not on it, And it very useful in the winter as it warms up the room with the usual heat these crt tvs creates.
I just found one of these that someone had thrown out and was messing with it yesterday. I couldn't believe there was no way to select inputs without the remote! I set my universal remote easily enough to it but then accidently pressed the reset button twice because it had been assigned to the down arrow button automatically. It forces a channel scan that needs to try a few times in a row before giving you control of the TV back even if you unplug it. Nice CRT though, especially once I get the picture set just right. Great video!
We have had an old lg sitting in our shed for years I thought I would see if it worked and it did I plugged in my Xbox 360 and was on it for ages. Also I love this video, good job on fixing it
Thats not a knock off sanyo tv sanyo is a really good tv company last good years so it can possibly be still working before you clean it it was just dust covering the mother board preventing it from working also do not wash electronics with water and use it its a dumb idea also thats not a knockoff it was the only tv that beat Trinitron you washing the tv is making the tv a piece of garbage.
washing circuits is actually something thats is perfectly fine for professionals to do in a restoration. This got rained on after all, and water doesnt normally corrode most circuit boards if allowed to dry
well.... most of the things i pursue are, and kinda the people too, but thats a different story because i dont tell that to their face like i would a shitty TV... ◜◦¬◦◝ lol
actually no, because this tv was outside for a long time already with not much rust. circuits dont really use rustable metals anymore. that is why many people wash motherboards in dishwashers now
I Wouldn’t Spray Water on the CRT You probably could’ve ended up With a Cloudy Image. And All The Jittering Is Most Likely Just A Weak RF Connection. Just some Advice CORRECTION: Nevermind I Didn’t notice you using the AV Jacks
3:58 She started talking about being worried about voltage in transformer than I hear the water gun sound really loud. I thought she and the board went up in flames as the transformer exploded. Needless to say, that scared the crap out of me.
What how? It uses a crt in the crt tv. Crt tvs are, as far as i understand, and according to everything ive read, analog devices. If you can add some new perspective or knowledge by all means im all ears. @@RinoaL
CRTs have been controlled by digital electronics internally ever since 1973 or so, they have dedicated digital computers for them that use sometimes 4-bit memory or 8-bit memory. later on they used more complicated digital circuits but all of the signal was controlled digitally since the 1970s. that's how TVs got smaller. The only analog aspect that remained was the signal itself, NTSC being analog. TVs are a genuinely amazing bit of technology where they became a strange mix of solid-state analog and digital technology. Chips in the 1980s that controlled TVs started packing circuits inside them that would simultaneously handle analog data along with digital circuits. Then again, in the end, analog and digital are about the same thing when you look closely. As the saying goes "The only difference between digital engineers and analog engineers is one knows they just created an RF source." lol.
I think it was the daughter. I'm assuming they were a family. I never liked using that strange Kirby-like pet they had. I never did beat that game. If you can ever find one called Dungeon Magic, try it out too.
well the daughter jumps super high, and the kirby-like pet (actually bubble-bobble character i think) has the advantage that he doesnt get attacked by enemies. seem to remember his name is Pochi. the thing is in order to defeat the game you have to play all characters. and yeah i'll definitly keep an eye out for Dungeon Magic
Hi. I finally got my first 486 computer back, but it broke during shipping. I think the CRT is broken. I have a video about it in my channel. I know I can die btw but I try to repair it anyway. So the crt get's voltage, I can hear the sparkling, and when I turn of the monitor the screen has a flash of light. There is a fain glow on the back of the tube. My brother measured the video signal and that seams to be fine. The screen is completely dark though. There must be some mechanical problem, since it broke during shipping. It came in several pieces. What is most likely the cause? If you are able to help me I would be very grateful.
@@RinoaL Mines the same way. Can’t access the video input without a remote. I’ve also got a smaller sharp CRT that you can access it by changing channels but the menu you need a remote to access.
So that TV can sit outside for years and get sprayed down with the hose and it still works but my CRT broke for me using it normally?! This isn’t fair😠
People flip out when you hose down electronics. Watter is only dangerous if there is current running through. If the device has been powered off and all the caps are discharged then hose away. I literally put a laptop motherboard in the dishwasher because it was filthy.
@@RinoaL and a ton of other stuff like Idk the phone I’m using to respond to this comment with color on video games the Woz changed the world for the better
@@OGDomTheAtariDJ No actually that was a different team that made the iphone. I used to work on the iphone prototyping team in california actually. Although I spent more time on another project. I would say if anybody was to get the appreciation for the smartphone, it would be the company Handspring which did that stuff first and inspired other companies. Apple isn't first on their tech, they just give it a consistent vision.
That's most likely a slot mask/shadowmask type CRT. Sony's Trinitron patent (the trade mark for the name didn't expire though so they just can't brand it as Trinitron) did run out by the time this TV came out, but off brand Trinitrons where more common in the PC monitor market as Trinitrons are a more expensive design to produce and if any non Sony TVs had it it would have been the premium brands. Definitely not Sanyo. That's the el cheapo Wal-Mart garbage brand. :P The flat tube design is a thing most TVs and CRT monitors started to have during the early 2000's in an attempt to cut down on glare and also replicate the look of flat panels which were starting to compete with CRTs at the time. I personally don't like flat tube era CRTs as they tend to have geometry issues. The curved tubes tended to have the better geometry/convergence. Oh also the flat tube CRTs tended to be heavier because the flat tube glass has to be thicker to support the vacuum inside. Curved glass resists atmosphereic pressure better hence why the flat tube stuff was heavier. Trinitrons in general were heavier too because even the old ones from the curved tube era still had a flatness on vertical axis due to design requirement so the glass is heavier for Trinitrons in general.
I have the Sony version of that, it's 18 years old and only recently stopped working. We have a RCA console tv from the mid 80's that still works fine.
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Riona: Luckily no water pooled up in the motherboard
Riona: Literally hoses it
Me: 😱
I caught that and it died when she was hosing it down Lmao... All she needed was soap 😭😂😂😂
Romans 6:23
For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Come to Jesus Christ today
Jesus Christ is only way to heaven
Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void
Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today
Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today
John 3:16-21
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Mark 1.15
15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.
2 Peter 3:9
The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
Hebrews 11:6
6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.
Jesus
*sprays water inside the TV*
Me: Wait, that's illegal.
So that's how you fix electronics. Just spray everything with a hose
lol, haha!
😂😂😂 my first thought too
Lol
Ikr
thats how i cleaned my ps3 and fat ps4... let it dry and put some anti rust solution on it then let it set out a couple more days, reapplied the thermal paste and it works like brand new.. the trick is to make sure the cmos battery is unplugged if it has one
Me: "Just hose 'er down, that'll do it!"
*actually hoses it*
"WAIT NO I WAS KIDDING!"
but it did it
@@isaac_volpe As long as there's no voltage left on circuits, it's fine. Usually you'd have to defuse the anode cap, but since it hadn't been powered on in a very long time, it wasn't necessary.
The jitter might be because of failed caps on the power supply. Also speakers back in the early 2000s were almost all paper drum so if they weren't already damaged taking a hose to them did. Further the tactile push buttons are super susceptible to corrosion. So that might be why you were having trouble with the front panel.
No hope in going to the past come to the loving savior today
Seek his Holy Spirit in prayer today he can give you peace confort and guidance today
Romans 6:23
For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Come to Jesus Christ today
Jesus Christ is only way to heaven
Repent and follow him today seek his heart Jesus Christ can fill the emptiness he can fill the void
Heaven and hell is real cone to the loving savior today
Today is the day of salvation tomorrow might be to late come to the loving savior today
John 3:16-21
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Mark 1.15
15 And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.
2 Peter 3:9
The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
Hebrews 11:6
6 But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.
Jesus
When I worked at Tektronix, we 'jet washed 99% of everything that came in. Majority of faults went. We did put things in a drying oven for two days though
Rinoa I hope you thoroughly cleaned that toothbrush before you brushed your teeth again. Haha.
Is it sad that I miss big, bulky TVs like that? Childhood memories right there. I thought I'd won big as a kid when my parents got a new TV and joy of joys, the old Panasonic with the faux-wood trim found its way into my room along with an ancient VCR! Now if only I understood a bit about electronics I could do stuff like this...
Cleaning up old electronics and watering the garden in one fell swoop. Very nice
Water is fine for cleaning circuits but this video procedures are not the best way.
To clean a TV you must first extract the electronic boards, and the speakers. Then you can go with water and soap and clean the CRT and the plastic with calm, it's hermetic.
Then you can go with the electronic but disconnecting every wire. This is because you will ruined the connection, water can keep days and days inside of connectors, that makes sulfate, and corrosion when electricity is on it.
Before you must put the boards on an air flux, even dry with isopropyl alcohol.
Nice video anyway!!!
if the tv was valuable, sure. but not this tv. lol
Rinoa Super-Genius the TV keep almost water outside, because ventilation grids are not enough for massive water to go inside when the rain drop over. The water do a kind of film over the grids that avoid the water to go inside. If water could be really inside, probably you was found it really ruined, and not just a little oxide.
@@RinoaL C.R.T. displays ARE extremely valuable to video gamers, playing video games developed FOR these T.V.s. ...circa 1972-2007.
Watch these videos, to know why.
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ua-cam.com/video/WzXAUPFU21s/v-deo.html
@@badreality2 Not this kind of TV. PVMs, BVMs, Trinitrons, I would tottally agree.
@@Delphinad Why not "this tv"? It has component cable connections, which can be used for a really good video connection for any video game system, from the Sega Master System, to the Xbox..
water around the crt neck that turns to rust and its game over for the crt
This video has shocked me. but not literally ha ha, like i never would have believed you could subject electronics to this amount of water and far from it exploding it FIX'S faults !!
Surprising what will work with a bit of clean-up, eh? It would surely have done better with not being powered up for a while so it could dry, the jittering could be from remaining moisture/corrosion or it could be from minor damage from being powered up too soon.
Ever watch Shango's tube-tv resurrections? Now those are crazy!
yeh Shango does an mazing job, he also has much more interesting televisions
@@RinoaL shango066 is a tube tv resurrection master!, he leaves all the dirt in them, as to not cause any further damage and works on only what is needed to get each starting operational stage of the tv to work, checks B+ power, each tube, crt itself, etc. and tries not to disturb things fixing what is needed to get it going.
Cool find! You got pretty lucky on that.
I found almost the exact same TV in the exact same condition behind my neighbor's house as well. Mine is a 2001 manufacture and has some convergence issues. Hoping I can bring it back to life
How can you say it's a trinitron knock off.
Does the tube have 1 or 2 metal wires inside it or not ?
Could be a shitty shadow mask.
Never heard of a sanyotron
Sony made Trinitron tubes for other manufacturers towards the end. Often found in computer monitors. Not sure if sanyo used them, but quite possibly.
washes a TV with water.... internally!!! you've got balls of steel ma'am!!!! any lesser man would have attempted to discharge it first, regardless of how long it's been powered off! hey, btw, you should totally RGB mod it!!! go check out some of the tutorials! I bet you could do it! Also legacy of the wizard, I commend you! That's no easy game. Definitely a head scratcher at times, even on a replay.
No need to RGB mod it, seeing that it has component video, just get a scart to YpbR convertor box. She might want to replace some of the caps because of the screen wobble though.
Depends on the device. I've compared component/RGB (HD Retrovision and an xRGB) to just raw RGB with several devices in the past. RGB definitely looked very crisp while certain colors were washed out on component (also 80 column text was still unreadable and dot crawl was still messy). I found NES/SNES/Genesis take most advantage of raw RGB, but things like PS2 and up didn't need RGB at all, that era of console is when you wanna start going for heavy scan lines, Wii looks magnificent with scan lines. But in the end, if I hadn't seen raw RGB and only lived with component converted RGB, I'd probably be ok with that, but something irks me about component RGB because white text is still way too bright and blurry. On raw RGB, it's like computer text, just crisp and easy on the eyes.
@@Odolwa2Yesss I've seen the same thing happen. I'm not content with component, plus the mod is pennies compared to an overpriced retrovision cable >.< just gotta grow a pair and discharge it.. lol
@@Odolwa2 For me it's the opposite, I get too much saturation on reds and stuff. also lol oso, indeed grow a pair and discharge that sucker.
It's interesting it still works after hosing it down! Certainly changes my mind about thrown out TVs on the sidewalk that got wet in a rain shower. I always assumed water more or less kills them.
If a CRT was very recently on and the caps and/or anode have any charge stored up, water can definitely kill it. But of course, most TVs you'd find out on a curb have been left off for a long time, maybe even spending months in storage before getting thrown out, so even if water gets on the board, there's no power running through it to short and hurt components.
So by all means, rescue a rained-on curbside CRT! You just have to let it it dry before plugging it in.
@@ItsJustEmK Yep, next time I see one that looks worth saving I'll grab it whether it got rained on or not.
Water only kills stuff if they are powered on
mfw the retro gaming tv rush has driven up prices so bad u gotta dig in ur backyard for abandoned crts
Thats funny, but in this case Ive been collecting TVs since the early 2000s, so Im just weird before it was needed. I do have like 40 tvs though, and I hope that I can preserve them for the future gamers
Im hoping you already know this but be careful with a CRT, they can kill you...they can carry a 1000V+++ charge for a long time so be careful with the water + electricity + CRT combo!
Stfu , go live in a bubble this gal got bigger bollocks than you
helloman1976 😂 dont do dumb shit and they wont hurt you
Highly unlikely, i passed the whole 20,000v anode current through my body
This, but as long as you have common sense and don't go touching everything you'll be fine.
you know nothing about the subject CLEARLY so avoid spreding misinformation
Impressive how they can withstand all that water and filth in there but your not cleaning my tv like that :-D. That face you drew on the display reminded me of a securitron from fallout newvegas.
Water is fine on electronics as long as you wait for it to dry out and make sure theres no corosion before you plug it in
should’ve just put it in the dishwasher
SANYO is not a knok off
Everyone :
I’ll fix this tv 📺 by replacing the tube or supthing
You:
I’ll fix it with water 💧
I actually have a Sony trinitron from 1971, I can send you a picture if you want.
that sounds really cool! you can tweet it to me at RinoaSG btw
Maybe, I don’t know.
I can not and I do not know how to post a pic on Twitter. Also I do not have a Account. Sorry
well how did you expect to send a pic?
Maybe you could fax it to Rinoa's cat
You could get a cheap universal remote one of the ones that can automatically adjust itself to the TV and try it that way I have had a lot of good luck with doing that sort of thing with old TV
Old cable remotes are a dime a dozen around here and usually work.
Why you cleaning whit water it might elektrochok you 😂 🎆
@@PCIeTeam crt can have electricity after unplugged
Thank you for making this video! I have a CRT tv wich was in aomewhat the same state and they recomended me to clean it with a hoae, but you made this video and now im not afraid about the tv will not work. Thank you!
Remember kids, after you open your CRT... Rememner to discharge it first!😊
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1:02 RAINBOW!!
You are literally mad for just touching that thing with your bare hands...
i found a little 20 inch orion tv set at an abandoned house that had not been ocupied for 16 years and for shits and giggles i picked it up and it worked when i plugged it in.
OMG you still keep the NES. What a treasure. Me so jealous
have 4 of them actually
Alfred Schlicht nes are common and cheap, hows it a treasure
@@unlovableshinshin they are not they are getting more expensive everytime
I am just because they aren’t throwaway cheap like PS1s/PS2s doesn’t mean there anything special
@@RinoaL i have 2
Your bat shit crazy , love ya need more females like you
Am I the only one bothered by that piece of tape on the screen?
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Back in the 80's I first saw a wall of 13" TV's. In the 90' s people started throwing them away or just abandoning them for something more flat. I began to collect them thinking I might make my own wall like in the 80's, maybe use them for security. I have about 8 or 9 in my attic now. Magnavox, RCA and other's. Of course now we can split screen. In 1999 I spent $900 on a Beast. A Hitachi Flat screen "32" with megabass sound system built in. To big to lift. I loved that thing but then we moved to the Flat panel and people started leaving those beasts at the curb in the 2010. Mine rests under the basement stairs awaiting my basement remodel.
It would not seem like a good idea to spray it with a hose. But like you say "Oh Well!" Reading down this practice is common I see. Cool beans.
Very common in tv repair
Had a similar issue with front buttons on a slightly corroded sanyo before. Bad switches, went from open down to 4 meg when pressed instead of open to short. Replaced the switches and it worked just fine.
This sort old fashion Tv even unplugged has 30000 volts inside ! So knowledge is power , first understand how to discharge it and then clean it because it can kill you with massive electric shock in a second!!??? I hope people who haven't this knowledge don't open Tv and don't kill themself!?
if it is sitting for years it discharges itself.
@@RinoaL Hi. BUT YOU must mentioned . You are responsible about people who don't know it. Please make a note about it. Thanks. Good luck
@@dariusnickmanesh3592 On these TVs there are stickers and/or imprints everywhere telling you not to open it due to risk of electric shock. So if you open it up anyway you are ought to know what you are doing. No need to mention the danger here.
Sanyo made some good stuff. I still use a small TV I bought in 1984. I loss the remote but the front panel has access to all functions.
you can buy a cheap universal remote . it will work fine
C'mon i get it it's cool tv but you need to try an lcd or oled
@@IAm-zo1bo LCDs are trash.
@@IAm-zo1bo i‘m pretty sure they have tried that
it requires a remote to activate the inputs
You have to turn it until it gets to the inputs you want. Go to channel 2 and press the down channel button on tv and it takes you to video 3, 2 and 1
Im still using my samsung crt tv to this day, just have to use roku device to be able to watch Netflix and what not on it,
And it very useful in the winter as it warms up the room with the usual heat these crt tvs creates.
I just found one of these that someone had thrown out and was messing with it yesterday. I couldn't believe there was no way to select inputs without the remote! I set my universal remote easily enough to it but then accidently pressed the reset button twice because it had been assigned to the down arrow button automatically. It forces a channel scan that needs to try a few times in a row before giving you control of the TV back even if you unplug it. Nice CRT though, especially once I get the picture set just right.
Great video!
The buttons have corrosion...need a chemical bath of the pcb
wouldnt be surprised, but i found drying changed them a lot so i bet they are still wet.
These are good almost as good as the bottle hunting and metal detecting :D
& here I was scared to soak my motherboard in 90% alcohol ,cleaning it with a soft brush & letting it sit for a few days 😅
I had a shaking image on a crt that was under the rain for a few days, it went away and became normal after a few days
Probably cracked solder joints here and there, just touch up as many joints as you can with fresh solder.
no its still wet.
There are flat screen Shadowmask screens which that most like is a flat screen Shadowmask
We have had an old lg sitting in our shed for years I thought I would see if it worked and it did I plugged in my Xbox 360 and was on it for ages. Also I love this video, good job on fixing it
Thats not a knock off sanyo tv sanyo is a really good tv company last good years so it can possibly be still working before you clean it it was just dust covering the mother board preventing it from working also do not wash electronics with water and use it its a dumb idea also thats not a knockoff it was the only tv that beat Trinitron you washing the tv is making the tv a piece of garbage.
washing circuits is actually something thats is perfectly fine for professionals to do in a restoration. This got rained on after all, and water doesnt normally corrode most circuit boards if allowed to dry
its possible that there is some water damage..........................................
this is a not proper to clean for crt becouse the capacitor thy my couse leak and other component
Nunca vi ninguém a lavar um tv com água e muito menos a tv funcionar depois de levar água em cima!🤣🤣🤣
Love it how you pursue things then call them a fucking piece of shit. X
well.... most of the things i pursue are, and kinda the people too, but thats a different story because i dont tell that to their face like i would a shitty TV... ◜◦¬◦◝ lol
So satisfying watching that water hose clean it up
cleaning electronic with water....jesus x_x oxidation is coming ftw
cleanign a tv with water its the worst idea
actually no, because this tv was outside for a long time already with not much rust. circuits dont really use rustable metals anymore. that is why many people wash motherboards in dishwashers now
the picture died when you picked it up.
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I Wouldn’t Spray Water on the CRT You probably could’ve ended up With a Cloudy Image. And All The Jittering Is Most Likely Just A Weak RF Connection. Just some Advice
CORRECTION: Nevermind I Didn’t notice you using the AV Jacks
3:58 She started talking about being worried about voltage in transformer than I hear the water gun sound really loud. I thought she and the board went up in flames as the transformer exploded. Needless to say, that scared the crap out of me.
Wait.. you titled this a repair and restoration ? You literally hosed down a CRT with a hose... lol funny as hell
yes and? how does getting it working not a repair?
@@RinoaL well if a misfiring car got dirty and you hosed it down, it would still be misfiring. Good video though :)
I had heard tell of people using the dishwasher, but I was a bit skeptical. Analogue tech was just built better I suppose. Good find!
Almost nothing about this is analog tbh, just the signal it handles.
What how? It uses a crt in the crt tv. Crt tvs are, as far as i understand, and according to everything ive read, analog devices. If you can add some new perspective or knowledge by all means im all ears. @@RinoaL
CRTs have been controlled by digital electronics internally ever since 1973 or so, they have dedicated digital computers for them that use sometimes 4-bit memory or 8-bit memory. later on they used more complicated digital circuits but all of the signal was controlled digitally since the 1970s. that's how TVs got smaller. The only analog aspect that remained was the signal itself, NTSC being analog. TVs are a genuinely amazing bit of technology where they became a strange mix of solid-state analog and digital technology. Chips in the 1980s that controlled TVs started packing circuits inside them that would simultaneously handle analog data along with digital circuits.
Then again, in the end, analog and digital are about the same thing when you look closely. As the saying goes "The only difference between digital engineers and analog engineers is one knows they just created an RF source." lol.
I'm surprised the just hosing it off brought it back to life. Somewhat.
Really nice video, thank you! I love old electronic gear, especially Sanyo
Lol - motherboard
Thats what they’re called.
Its the main PCB. All the other smaller boards are called “Daughter Boards”
Legacy of the Wizard! I haven't seen that game in years
who was your favorite character to play in it?
I think it was the daughter. I'm assuming they were a family. I never liked using that strange Kirby-like pet they had. I never did beat that game. If you can ever find one called Dungeon Magic, try it out too.
well the daughter jumps super high, and the kirby-like pet (actually bubble-bobble character i think) has the advantage that he doesnt get attacked by enemies. seem to remember his name is Pochi. the thing is in order to defeat the game you have to play all characters. and yeah i'll definitly keep an eye out for Dungeon Magic
This channel is underrated 😢😢 9:23
Wow, she actually fucking hosed all the stuff. Well, I guess the TV was beyond salvation to many when initially found.
My 1972 Sony trinitron doesn't turn on its dead should I spray it water hose than it would work? Lol
only if its muddy
@@RinoaL its not muddy its very dusty tho
There's water pooling up now lol😂
Hi. I finally got my first 486 computer back, but it broke during shipping. I think the CRT is broken. I have a video about it in my channel. I know I can die btw but I try to repair it anyway. So the crt get's voltage, I can hear the sparkling, and when I turn of the monitor the screen has a flash of light. There is a fain glow on the back of the tube. My brother measured the video signal and that seams to be fine. The screen is completely dark though. There must be some mechanical problem, since it broke during shipping. It came in several pieces. What is most likely the cause? If you are able to help me I would be very grateful.
testing this with a NES how cool is that? :D
I have an NES
Did u ever get it working right completely? I have a 32 in that’s older. Kinda similar to what this is. It’s black
I haven't turned it on it years, but I suspect it needed more time to dry out.
@@RinoaL Oh ok
@@RinoaL You can get an RCA universal remote and put the code in and you’ll have access to the inputs
@@RinoaL or just grab an old dish remote or something. Look the code up online
@@RinoaL Mines the same way. Can’t access the video input without a remote. I’ve also got a smaller sharp CRT that you can access it by changing channels but the menu you need a remote to access.
Sure got a lot farther with it than I would expect. Thanks Brian 78
Not Trinitron knock-off. The LG Flatron and Mitsubushi Diamondtron were Trinitron knock-offs. This is plain old In-Line CRT, just flat screen.
Hey is your Sanyo CRT here a 32” set? Or 27”?
Im not sure. I moved across the country but I feel like this one is a 27” one
So that TV can sit outside for years and get sprayed down with the hose and it still works but my CRT broke for me using it normally?! This isn’t fair😠
Only use distilled water, contact cleaner or Isopropyl Alcohol when cleaning circuit boards. You will short/corrode something using tap water.
BAD SATELLITE SIGNAL!!!!!!
People flip out when you hose down electronics. Watter is only dangerous if there is current running through. If the device has been powered off and all the caps are discharged then hose away. I literally put a laptop motherboard in the dishwasher because it was filthy.
This tv gona explode
Do you still have this Sanyo in your possession to this day?
Yeah I do
Now that's some good TV .)
wait wtf why did she spray the tv with water like it was nothin?
Because it was already out in the rain for weeks, so it was nothin.
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Absolutely amazing
The jittering in the picture indicates that something is wrong with the horizontal sync.
Found the exact same tv sitting in front of a driveway in the middle of the pine barrens in nj love it so much
P.S you need a universal remote to switch channels
Yeah. By the way, did you know Steve Wozniak invented the universal remote?
@@RinoaL I did and breakout guy is probably one of my top inspirations truly remarkable individual!
@@RinoaL and a ton of other stuff like Idk the phone I’m using to respond to this comment with color on video games the Woz changed the world for the better
@@OGDomTheAtariDJ No actually that was a different team that made the iphone. I used to work on the iphone prototyping team in california actually. Although I spent more time on another project.
I would say if anybody was to get the appreciation for the smartphone, it would be the company Handspring which did that stuff first and inspired other companies. Apple isn't first on their tech, they just give it a consistent vision.
I was the 700th like lol
I bought one of these brand new at Walmart circa 2004 and still watch it. Never died yet. A universal remote from Walmart will access the inputs.
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And thats not knock off
That's most likely a slot mask/shadowmask type CRT. Sony's Trinitron patent (the trade mark for the name didn't expire though so they just can't brand it as Trinitron) did run out by the time this TV came out, but off brand Trinitrons where more common in the PC monitor market as Trinitrons are a more expensive design to produce and if any non Sony TVs had it it would have been the premium brands. Definitely not Sanyo. That's the el cheapo Wal-Mart garbage brand. :P
The flat tube design is a thing most TVs and CRT monitors started to have during the early 2000's in an attempt to cut down on glare and also replicate the look of flat panels which were starting to compete with CRTs at the time. I personally don't like flat tube era CRTs as they tend to have geometry issues. The curved tubes tended to have the better geometry/convergence. Oh also the flat tube CRTs tended to be heavier because the flat tube glass has to be thicker to support the vacuum inside. Curved glass resists atmosphereic pressure better hence why the flat tube stuff was heavier. Trinitrons in general were heavier too because even the old ones from the curved tube era still had a flatness on vertical axis due to design requirement so the glass is heavier for Trinitrons in general.
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This is not Trinitron
nobody ever said it was.
@@RinoaL Trinitron is a Sony system, it meant that the TV has a rounded CRT and has a mesh in CRT to better "transmit" electrons.
@@RinoaL but great resoration
@@RinoaL And sorry I misunderstood with this trinitron, I honor you
yeah this is a knockoff of the trinitron, which also had a flat screen in later models.
I have the Sony version of that, it's 18 years old and only recently stopped working. We have a RCA console tv from the mid 80's that still works fine.
Very intelligent