Scrapping Tips: Scrapping a Flat Screen TV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Here I take apart a low end flat screen TV. Strap in and enjoy the show. :)
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Overall, very well done! I used to disassemble tvs in a recycling plant and we used air powered tools and cranes. Watching you with organic screw driver was very amusing. Of course, power tools don't fit everywhere. Liked your demeanor and economic consciousness. Keep it up !! Congrats
Thank you so much for watching! :)
So whats the worth of the work involved ? Is it worth the time to do it? (Doesn't seem to be)
Viewed this one a long time ago , the first time , but never said how much I liked it . Keep Your screw gun sharp (ha , ha , ha ) and best wishes and God bless........................dee
Thanks! Very helpful
Copper wound transformers, filter coils, not motors. Nice work!
In order to make money doing this, you need to work a bit faster!. There is no value in the thin plastic and the Mercury tubes are both a health hazard and expensive to dispose of. Furthermore this type of screen is now old technology. If dismantling flat screen for fun is your thing then do plasma screens as they yield far more aluminium and copper than LCD and Led screens.
As I've scrapped just recently some kind of digital alarm and a stereo CD player with the LCD small screen are there any hazards inside of the small screens?.... 🤔
Dude!, there are cordless electric drills that various bits can fit into with magnetic holds. Time is money! Its just painful to watch you manually remove screws. I like my Black and Decker driver, but would after using so, so much, I would pony up for a DeWalt. I also have a set of hex head sockets, both english and metric sizes. That being said, it appears that Samsung is going away from scews altogether and its nearly all clips. I just parted out a 65" model with a cracked screen, so all good internals. Legs sold for $40 +shipping!
That, and please screw down a piece of 5/8" or 3/4" plywood to your "workbench" so stuff doesn't drop in between the boards!
Those white copper spool things on the power board easily yield their copper. Remove the middle part and slip it onto a small screw driver, then spool off the wire. Light iron can't be worth your time to fuss with. Me, Cu, brass, stainless, Al, copper bearing motors, low grade insulated wire. My scrap yard doesn't even do steel. You need a large truck for that. I give mine to others.
Was glad to see you picked up a screwdriver first and didn’t even need a hammer. Great video. Not much to these new TVs but I do hang on to all those little fasteners.
how much did the scrap bring
How much did you sell the speakers for?
+earl4dundas I got $15 for them on Ebay. :) Thank you for watching!
Hi, thanks for the videos. I scrapped a very similar TV recently (new to scrapping), what can you do with the actual TV screen. It seems very brittle with sharp edges, at least mine was. Thanks!
You can bust it up and break it down. I take all the broken glass down to the dump and they take if for free. Some dumps do charge, others don't. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND wearing thick protective gloves and protective eye ware. I place a blanket over the glass before I break it up for added protection. PLEASE BE CAREFUL IF YOU DO THIS!
@@GilSkillz Definitely a helpful tip. Thanks
All great info...new to me!
Very informative. I have a dead flat screen. I will take your wisdom and run with it. Now that I know a bit of metals inside are worth something, I won't just take the tv to my shooting spot and fill it full of holes. Haha.
Oookayyy...maybe after salvaging the guts I will fill it full of holes.
Dude, use a screw gun there are super long bits available, even in torx. I fix power tools on the side. I use a small impact driver (Bosch) and the screws in power tools are itsy bitsy. Stop using an old screwdriver! 🙃
Dude, I've developed a sympathiomimetic cramp in my wrist. I have an old impact driver you can have for the cost of shipping! 😜
Hello ur new frnd here.wow.nice video.tc.
Thank you so much! :) I appreciate your support.
great help im lins husband just got into scraping in the uk tvs usually dumped but will now try to scrap properly thanks great work
Was good to see what is in those big TV sets and how to scrap it, I am retired in Melbourne Australia and scrapping as a hobby thanks
Wow! Lots of work involved in scrapping!
It can be alot of work. But it's worth it to me. :)
what was t6he total
Sometimes. But it's a nice hobby. Someone who has no means to say... Carry an old tv to the curb, maybe an elderly person, can give that old tv to a scrapper, who won't charge for removing it. The person gets the junk out of the house and the scrapper makes some money. It's a win-win
Archer @ 7:10 lol. Thanks for the vid!
You are most welcome Korey! :) I'm a huge Archer fan! LOL
its not copper Bering motors its a transformer
Transformers are worth money at the scrap yard
scrap a car a whole car from front to back maybe a three part series
VERY INFORMITIVE. I LIKE IT.
I have a question. What do you do with the accumulation of screws? Can these be sold on e-bay or how else could one profit by them? I must have 15-20 lbs.
I keep a certain amount for myself, then throw the rest in light iron. :)Thank you for watching! :)
The screws aren't worth anything they're cheap zinc screws. I've worked 20 years in fasteners and metals. Even if you had 20 lbs of stainless steel screws you'd only make a few bucks. And these being zinc they're so lightweight. Save all the fasteners you have! You never know when you'll need them!
Good day 😊
Thanks brother
Could you explain the issue of stored electric current in the tv? How do you discharge it and where?
Did you check the little blue not sure what there called theres copper and little daps of silver in them