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Chris Asipyan
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2012
Join me with my hobbies and the random stuff I engage in, including: aquarium keeping, electronics, cycling, hiking, home improvement, etc. Most of my videos are created to help you-tubers accomplish a special task such as fixing or improving things around the house, fixing electronics, maintaining aquariums, and anything else I think would benefit others.
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GoYoJo Light Meter for Plants
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PC Thermal Paste - After 7 years!
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Join me as I crack open my PC and take a look under my CPU cooler after 7 years of constant use! I wonder what my thermal paste will look like?!
STARESSO Discovery II Electric Coffee Grinder
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Large Room Air Purifier from VEWIOR!
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Cotton Candy Machine - No Heat - Fixed
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In this video I troubleshoot and fix a cotton candy floss machine that did not produce heat, but the motor and LED bar worked. Here is the replacement potentiometer: amzn.to/3ReHAMC Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase, thank you for your support. Thanks for watching! Please support ...
GOYOJO Surface Roughness Tester
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Eazer Pool Cleaning Pole
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Flat Plug Power Strip with Retractable cord
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Get yours here: amzn.to/3WGymMw This power strip not only solves the problem of a cord that's too long, but it also solves the problem of large power adapters blocking other power ports. Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase, thank you for your support. Thanks for watching! Please sup...
Gubeter Pipe Chamfering Tool
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Get yours here: amzn.to/3yvmym3 This is a unique chamfering tool that does a single thing, and does it well, it chamfers the outer edge of pipes to make it easier to glue into fittings and adapters. Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase, thank you for your support. Thanks for watching...
Prostormer 259 PC Household Tool Set
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Get yours here: amzn.to/3QGepBE Check out this 259 PC tool set from Prostormer. This is a great toolkit to have for your general household projects. Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase, thank you for your support. Thanks for watching! Please support my channel by subscribing and enj...
Pop Up Canopy Party Tent by SAILARY
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MiLESEEY D9 Pro Laser Distance Meter
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Check out this awesome laser distance meter tool. This tool has quite a lot of features and is very easy to use. Get yours here: amzn.to/3Ul7HSy Also, Here is the website link for the D9: mileseeytools.com/products/mileseey-d9-pro-laser-measure
DEERC Fast Brushless RC Car - Love It!
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DEERC Fast Brushless RC Car - Love It!
Electric Dethatcher and Scarifier - Love It!
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Electric Dethatcher and Scarifier - Love It!
HUANUO Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk Frame
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HUANUO Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk Frame
HUANUO Electric Standing Desk - Love It!
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HUANUO Electric Standing Desk - Love It!
Pixel 8 Pro - Setup and Phone Transfer
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Pixel 8 Pro - Setup and Phone Transfer
Electric Sit or Stand Table from HUANUO
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Electric Sit or Stand Table from HUANUO
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This is amazing, im gonna build this exact desk and im glad i came across this video. Would you be able to let me know what screws and Screwdrivers u used for this?
I have 3 of these and the microphone doesn't seem to work on 2 of them. Any ideas what to check? I have checked the Windows settings and selected the KH122M Dongle but still does not work
Thanks, another fan fixed instead of replaced!
Great video. Installed mine today. The feed water adapter and needle valve keeps leaking. Maybe I'll have to add more teflon tape or I might have the sleeve for the compression nut on wrong.
Hello everyone and thanks for the very useful video..I add that after replacing the pads you must check the brake fluid reservoir. You have to do this because when you replace the old pads with the new ones the level of the fluid in the reservoir rises above the maximum, so you have to suck out a little bit of it with a syringe.Bring the level back below the max line and put the fluid in a container so if you need to add more later, it's there. When reassembling the front piston, push it in by hand, leaving the brake fluid reservoir open. Do the same thing with the rear brakes, open reservoir cap and rotate the piston clockwise with simple pliers. I hope I have also given my useful contribution.
Adding my thanks! I finally ended up needing needlenose pliers to help me get the light fixture wire connectors apart; I wasn't sure which was the male end/female end. In hindsight it is discernible from the video, but I couldn't tell.
You are turning clockwise to unscrew - I'm assuming you are in the US. Is it opposite for Australia? Legit question.
I went through the process but once I select recovery mode it goes to the Google logo and stays there. If I select the power and volume up button while it's there it will show the battery full indicator then turn off. That's about all it will do though.
Chris, you did a fantastic job showing how this system is installed. Great camera work, too. You even showed a leak so we knew it was a possibility and not a myth! Excellent! Thank you!
Hello, when you installed the RO system, does that mean your regular faucet is only for hot water?
I noticed you put the first stage filter in the wrong location. Other than that; great video.
This guy went out & bought everything new for the video 😂
Thanks!
What is the maximum seat height of this chair?
Unfortunately, I do not have this chair around anymore to measure. Perhaps others might be able to answer
Would love to know if I can change the light on these headlights?? Put in brand new Duracell batteries and it still does NOT light up!!
Unfortunately, I'm unable to help with that. Perhaps others might be able to give you a better answer.
He says the lights sync to the music but never bothers to show how well it syncs which is the only thing I’m looking for
Thanks for the feedback. I'll try and be more thorough in future videos of this type
What size is this one on your door, looks nice thank you for sharing
16.4 ft ...here is the link: amzn.to/4cmu2pZ
Did you push in and twist for the connector?
If you are asking about the wires connecting to the switch. I simply pushed them into their corresponding holes. There are small springs inside the holes that push against the wire tips to keep them in
Great Directions Easy To Fallow. Thanks For Saving Me Alot Of $$. I Did It Myself
Thank you. Thank you very much. Your video supplied me with relevant information with which to make my purchasing decision.
Glad I could help!
Perfect video showed how to use, talk with like or no, why it's useful, lovely! 👏👏👏Thank you 👌
You're welcome 😊
Thanks
You're welcome!
Thanks for the video. Does the 3.5mm x 1.35mm adapter get hot when pushgin 65 watts or more? I don't think those small adapters like that are meant to handle much that much power. Thanks.
Good question. It gets pretty warm under larger loads. However, I use this for testing devices only and have not connected it to a high-power device long enough to really know if it eventually overheats.
What brand did you original have on there 7 years ago?
It was a generic tube of paste that came with the CPU cooler. The tube simply had the CPU coolers brand name on it.
Hi! You should make a Playlist of this tank. Thanks!
That is a great idea! ... I went ahead and created a playlist, thank you! th-cam.com/play/PLv--N5tLDtqEeSbZw90JIs_eAjQQ8pMNF.html&si=s1wBW8seD4frykYq
@@ChrisAsipyan awesome! Thanks!
Can you cut it
Nope... Not this one
Man you just saved me a ton of grief. It did not know this part could be ordered individually.
Glad my video helped.
I Hope you realize bud that you’ve actually put the pp sediment (#1 ) in the stage 3 and the second carbon (#3) in the first stage. Reversed!!!
Yup. Thanks to TH-cam commenters, I went ahead and put it in the right order soon after the video was released
I could not unscrew the plastic piece that allows for the telescoping rod to go up and down. It does not unscrew using the fingertips as shown in the video. Even with vice grips I was not able to loosen it. Any tips to getting this feature to work?
That sounds very odd. Perhaps it's a different model than the one I have and does not actually telescope and is fixed instead? ... Else, I would maybe use wd-40
Durability of the paste depends on so many factors. They changed over the years drastically. I've re-pasted hundreds of PCs during my career and there were extreme cases, where I was afraid of breaking the socket on a Pentium 4 because it was stuck to the cooler. After I was able to separate them, I needed to use hard spudger to take the big flakes off the CPU. Owner said, the PC was 3 years old. It was overheating like hell, because owner kept it in very dusty room (cooler fins were totally blocked). CPU hit 100C after 2 seconds of load. After cleaning and re-pasting it went down to 60C under full load. On the other hand I've seen some 5-7 year old PCs that still had the paste in perfect condition. I always re-paste a PC that I didn't build myself and owner doesn't remember when it was last serviced. I also re-paste rendering machines or other heavy load ones at the company I work for once every 18 months, just to be on the safe side, because those PCs can work for 2-3 days at a time at 100% load and any unplanned downtime costs money. Normal PCs maybe once in 3 years if I don't know the brand of paste used.
Thanks for the insight 👍
My PC has never re-pasted for 8 years now. But in the temp room 27-28 Celsius the idle temp is 40-50 and in gaming,g it was 70-75 but overall it looks very fine lol My plan is I will re-pasted this boy after I complete my new build and I'm gonna use Graphene pad for my new PC. But I was very happy when I saw that cleanup... It was easier than I thought 😂
Nice 👍
Can confirm that same brand of thermal paste was still pasty at 10 years
Nice, good to know
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I got a small yellow and black stem that goes inside one of the tubes but I don't know which lol
Were you able to find out where it belongs?
@@ChrisAsipyan it's a flow restrictor that goes on the drain waste tube
Usually how many years before a thermal paste expires? And how to tell if it is expired any pc experts can help?
I too would like some feedback about this from someone more experienced
Most effective, reliable and less scary way to apply thermal paste is to spread it yourself before applying cooling. I don't understand why people risk their processors by using other risky methods of thermal paste applying (like you do) if they objectively worse.
It's an old (centered die) cpu. It's not one of the new ones where the cores are offset.
Thanks for the advice, will look into this method for my next pc build. Especially with the newer cpu's.
Thanks man for the video. I have a question, can you set a voltage fraction? I mean, what if I want to use it on a device that works at 19V, can I set it to 19V not 20V?
Unfortunately not. This is not like a normal variable power supply. You can only toggle through 5, 9, 12, 15, and 20 volts.
my thermal paste lasted 14 years and wasnt crusty
Nice. Do you remember what type of paste it was?
Wow, that's insane and good to know even if you don't say which brand it's from (also interested to know). It seems overkill to change it too frequently and i'm too lazy for that, i have a R5 3600X with a noctua NH-U12A (for about 5 years) with the thermal paste that come with it, so it's not really that's old i think ^^ for a paste of that quality. I know someone who is like "I change my thermal paste every year while he also changed CPU 3 times in 5 less than five years... (9900K, 5800X3D, 7800X3D) and used a NH-D15 and now a 420 mm Artics AIO..." and he told me to change it frequently too, i also have others friends who are like "clean your PC multiples times a year etc." but honestly i'm lazy af and just need to clean the dust filters of my case sometimes because everytime i open it i'm like damn i made a great choice by buying that Meshify S2 without glass panel (hate RGB if it's not the whole room + PC + lamp synced but it's expensive, it's all or nothing because i think it don't look good otherwise). I remember i buyed a pack of (10 ?) noctua NF-A14 PWM sold by noctua official shop on amazon for the price of 8, i'm using 7 atm, sold the 3 others (never used) :D (shame they didn't do that anymore, it was the biggest pack but there was also smaller ones) and damn my PC is still cool and quiet. Needed 8, 3 front, 3 up and 2 down but i "only" use 7, 3 front, 3 up, 1 down (couldn't put on the second one because of the power cables), it was expensive and "probably" overkill but i don't regret. I think i will change it when i will upgrade and it might be in less than a year because damn those 5700X3D looks perfect for a cheap and last upgrade on AM4 ^^' (also waiting to see what AMD is cooking for the next gen of AM5 X3D CPU). Hope next year i will found a new AMD CPU + GPU combo for a correct price and double in performance increase without changing anything else. My 5700 XT is starting to get old, buyed it for only 400 euros (with a great air cooling system, for that price it was Gigabyte or Sapphire, other brands where too expensive or less efficient or both) right before covid and now when i saw the price and performance increase of medium range GPU i'm like : ok maybe next year (infinite loop). I also miss those day where YT channel like Gamer Nexus or Hardware Unboxed made VRM motherboard video (sometimes there is still some), GPU cooling testing (too much GPU now, i think) and game optimisation guide... (well at least there is still the revisit video of GN which can be really helpful).
Why do reviewers not show it in action so we can see the end result?
I agree, I should have shown it in action. Thanks for the feedback.
How do you keep your bottle cold so by the time your lunch break comes up You can drink it cold. I would like a meal replacment for work.
Luckily I have a refrigerator at work
Do you know how big the size difference in between each step is? I think this is a great tool and I'd love to get one. Is it possible to dial in espresso easily with it is my big question.
I'm not too sure just how big the size difference is, however, I was able to correctly dial in the right grind size for my espresso machine setup.
@@ChrisAsipyan I figured it out and it’s 40 microns which is too big for dialing in espresso properly. It may work for some beans but it’s a game of luck.
@@mehrdadhaghighi5140 good to know, thanks for the insight!
It might be helpful showing which filter goes into 1st 2nd and 3rd stage.
True, I should have shown more detail in this area. Thanks for the feedback.
I liked your video but I did not find it informative. I bought this same oven December 2022. At the time of purchase, this was a poorly designed item. I'll tell you why. The interior walls of the oven flexed to the point that, when cooking food, the tray and food would slip off the side supports and fall to the bottom of a very hot oven. I brought this to the attention of Toshiba (Midea) and was refunded my entire purchase amount and was told to discard the oven. I did not discard the item right away thinking I could somehow work around the issue. But, after several weeks, I was tired of having to deal with the issue. I noticed, after my contact with Toshiba (Midea), they were no longer selling this oven on Amazon. At the time of purchase, I was not aware of the issue, but I eventually decided to read the other reviews on this oven and sure enough several others experienced the same issue. I am pretty sure I was not the only one to contact Toshiba (Midea) about the problem. Your review, I felt was incomplete, because you did an "unboxing", and did not actually use the oven in a demonstration. Toshiba has come out with a Rotisserie version of this oven. I just purchased it and hope it is better than this model you reviewed. Cheers!
Thanks for the insight! I have been using this oven ever since doing the review, so far I have not had any issues.
This video has helped me descale twice (this year and last). Thank you!
You're welcome
Thank you for creating this how-to-video. I didn't want to purchase a new ceiling fan and now I know I can fix the pull chain problem instead.
You're welcome
Good work thank you.
You're welcome
Why did he call the 3rd stage the first stage?
Thanks for pointing this out! It was a mistake I later realized I made
No matter how many years have passed, this is still beneficial to anyone who is trying to fix their ceiling fan mechanism. I have at least two of them either stuck in an on position that no longer functional or the entire chain broke off from the switch. So in summer time either hot to death because it is stuck at the lowest speed or in winter time cold to death because I need to have the lights on with low speed fan on.
Glad I was able to help!
Thank you very much! I was able to do this successfully. Had a little trouble getting the light out but once I figured it out, pretty easy.
You're welcome!
THANK YOU!!!! SUPER HELPFUL
You're welcome!