I'm a lighting tech and I fix a lot of broken things but this would usually be a parts/donor fixture for us rather than a full referb. Interesting to see how you did it though.
You should have applied fresh heatsink compound to the switching transistor... Good to see you spray the push button switches... I would have expected you to use cables for the inputs and outputs, not separate wires... The cooling fan sounds pretty noisy... Otherwise, a very good job on this restoration... 8/10
This light is fairly new. It's probably only few years old. It uses LEDs and it's quite expensive. Either this came from a fire or disaster or you made it look worst before you restore it. I have hard time believing you got this in such a bad condition.
I've seen fixtures in bad condition after building works where something gets left behind and damaged. Others get dropped, stolen and dumped, are in fires or floods. It happens a bit but typically we would use them for parts not repair them unless they're super unique or impossible to replace.
Tbh we got a 2 t bars worth of that fixture for less than a 100$ But usually the goos stuff like the fixtures that has zoom and multi instances are worth easily 250$ per fixture
Love the dmx in/out cables...this video seems to me a total fake. the par led was reduced in those conditions just to make the video i repaired hundreds of them and if it was exposed to dust or water, the fan, the main board and the led board are the first things to be dirty or rusty and corroded.
very nice work However there is one minor flaw. The face of that cover that goes around the lights should have been silver. It was originally. reason for it is the reflectivity. that's the one place where you want it to reflect. the rest was flat black to absorb light so the light only goes where you want it to.
If I am not mistaken, no part of an LED par fixture is silver for the purposes of reflection (like a reflector inside an normal Source 4). The LED emitters are on a black plate that he cleaned with contact cleaner. The lenses were then cleaned and applied back where they were. No painting took place there. Then finally, the opened holed cover for those lenses was applied. Again, no reflection takes place in any of these parts. The LED emitters shine their light through the plastic lenses and exits the fixture immediately after that. No reflector involved in these types of fixtures.
@@darrenhales6094 well, you're not correct in stating that NO Led's have silver refectors. I have a few around here that prove you wrong. THAT one may not, I don't know. Light from anything but a laser travels in all directions, so a silver reflector is just a good idea. Granted more probably goes forward but not all. No non laser is that good. In fact I have one on my workbench that has a silver reflector all around the 12 or so LED bulbs it contains. I have had several flashlights and small round stick on lights that were LED and all had silver reflectors.
@@tootall5559 Sorry, I stand corrected on my first sentence about NO LED fixtures have reflectors. I was referring to a typical reflector. But, your original comment seemed very clearly to be talking about the flat black disc with all the holes in it, that he cleaned, buffed, and repainted black. That disc is simply used to hold the lens caps in place. If you stop the video at 1:35, you can zoom in and clearly see inside the back of the lens caps that are on the workbench. That is the only place a typical LED fixture has reflectors, as part of the lens assembly.
@@darrenhales6094 Well sir, your assumption was actually correct... I think. That flat disc should be silver on the side the light is supposed to go out. I don't know how much you've done wisth LED's but frankly I haven't seen one that didn't have a sliver or chrome like reflector. I don't know why this one would be black. Plain fact is black absorbs light, (and heat wear a black shirt in the sun then wear a white one it's a noticeable difference) So the disc should be white or silver... that is if you want to get the most out of it. sliver tends to merge the individual lights into one beam better, or at least it seems that way. It actually does not matter if the light source is LED, incandescent or whatever, shiny reflects flat black does not.
How do you know this stuff works before you start putting it all together. You pick things up from the side of the road, clean them up but I hardly ever see you test anything before you do all that work.
That spray paint is way too glossy, should use a matte finish. Not sure if the paint is high temp either, just because the fixture doesn't put off a lot of heat doesn't mean the fixture next to will be the same. What did you use to clean the circuitry, contact cleaner? All in all, really nice restoration!!
Fixtures should never have a glossy coat of paint as it will reflect light onto unwanted areas if lights is hitting that fixture from another angle, other than that, very impressive.
Yeah like many others, I don’t think there’s a way this is real. The interior was in normal wear/tear condition with barely any of the dirt from the outside. It looks like the only “damage” there is was the guy rubbed mud all over it
it definitely looks like an outdoor/water fixture. likely used as a permanent or travelling outdoor light. potentially something in a fountain, or maybe at an outdoor performance venue. even if the fixture is designed for purely outdoor use, it will still eventually become damaged like this.
@@deanthor There's no way this thing would survive water, you'd have to seal off the electronics with silicon. Definitely was outside, no doubt about that.
Gregg Carter whoop i’m stupid i didn’t even notice all of the vents in the housing; i made that assumption looking at the i/o on the back noting that it didn’t have exposed powercon/dmx ports. but i would agree, it definitely was outdoor. no way it could’ve gotten weathered that badly in an indoor venue
this is channel is beginning to be one of those 'restoration' channels, where DIRTIED UP things get 'restored'(wash, paint, 'restored'). come on!!! bring the old man back and let him rewind a stator.
Notice how the inside of the case was dirty and looked like paint splashes on it yet the cooler unit and processor was clean as a whistle, I smell a fake !!
Да там косяков не мерянно. Я бы такого рукожопа и на пушечный выстрел не подпустил к сервисному ремонту бытовой техники. Его удел только заборы сельские красить.
Deva I will send out a new email with the details and will forward to you on this as well as I can make the necessary adjustments and let me see if any changes are made to
Metall Gehäuse PE? Kabel verbunden nur durch zusammen drehen und Schrumpfschlauch ist auch nicht gut Aderendhülsen werden auch überbewertet... Pfusch wie es im Buche steht 👎😧
Wo siehst du das mit dem Lüfter? Die Orientierung des Lüfters bei 2:34 und bei 12:24 sieht ziemlich änlich aus. Die Drähte zu den LEDs sind auch gleich: 2:07 und 13:04 Der Stecker auf der Platine ist hoffentlich verpolungssicher.
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I'm a lighting tech and I fix a lot of broken things but this would usually be a parts/donor fixture for us rather than a full referb. Interesting to see how you did it though.
I'm also a tech and I agree. This would have been a good donor since it was so beat up. Would not have been worth returning to service and restoring.
I agree
You should have applied fresh heatsink compound to the switching transistor... Good to see you spray the push button switches... I would have expected you to use cables for the inputs and outputs, not separate wires... The cooling fan sounds pretty noisy... Otherwise, a very good job on this restoration... 8/10
They probably don't have a DMX512 bus controller, hence why the cables weren't used.
Are they LEDs? They certainly look like they are...one of the aluminum vents looks to have some carbon marks...brilliant job in more ways than one.
Muy buen trabajo. Detalle: el cooler está al revés y la pintura debe ser de acabado mate para no reflejar.
My favorite parts when I watch your video is the way you applying paint remover and you paint turns into new👍👍keep it up
This light is fairly new. It's probably only few years old. It uses LEDs and it's quite expensive.
Either this came from a fire or disaster or you made it look worst before you restore it.
I have hard time believing you got this in such a bad condition.
I've seen fixtures in bad condition after building works where something gets left behind and damaged. Others get dropped, stolen and dumped, are in fires or floods. It happens a bit but typically we would use them for parts not repair them unless they're super unique or impossible to replace.
Those aren't that expensive actually. It's a China import. I have a venue that gets tons of these off of eBay for $15-30 a fixture.
Ever seen a light after burning man? Not as bad as this, but it’s filthy
Tbh we got a 2 t bars worth of that fixture for less than a 100$
But usually the goos stuff like the fixtures that has zoom and multi instances are worth easily 250$ per fixture
Love the dmx in/out cables...this video seems to me a total fake.
the par led was reduced in those conditions just to make the video i repaired hundreds of them and if it was exposed to dust or water, the fan, the main board and the led board are the first things to be dirty or rusty and corroded.
Yeah I think so too.. The board on the inside looks brand new as he opens it. I think they just made the shell look rusty.
What were the liquids used to strip the paint and clean the fixtures? seemed pretty effective
Nice restoration...........That wasn't Mr Electricity it was someone else. I hope he's Ok. He's the best.
I think there are 2-3 people who do restoration on this assistign the main guy. I agree I hope he is not sick
His restoration work is phenomenal.
very nice work However there is one minor flaw. The face of that cover that goes around the lights should have been silver. It was originally. reason for it is the reflectivity. that's the one place where you want it to reflect. the rest was flat black to absorb light so the light only goes where you want it to.
If I am not mistaken, no part of an LED par fixture is silver for the purposes of reflection (like a reflector inside an normal Source 4). The LED emitters are on a black plate that he cleaned with contact cleaner. The lenses were then cleaned and applied back where they were. No painting took place there. Then finally, the opened holed cover for those lenses was applied. Again, no reflection takes place in any of these parts. The LED emitters shine their light through the plastic lenses and exits the fixture immediately after that. No reflector involved in these types of fixtures.
@@darrenhales6094 well, you're not correct in stating that NO Led's have silver refectors. I have a few around here that prove you wrong. THAT one may not, I don't know. Light from anything but a laser travels in all directions, so a silver reflector is just a good idea. Granted more probably goes forward but not all. No non laser is that good. In fact I have one on my workbench that has a silver reflector all around the 12 or so LED bulbs it contains. I have had several flashlights and small round stick on lights that were LED and all had silver reflectors.
@@tootall5559 Sorry, I stand corrected on my first sentence about NO LED fixtures have reflectors. I was referring to a typical reflector.
But, your original comment seemed very clearly to be talking about the flat black disc with all the holes in it, that he cleaned, buffed, and repainted black. That disc is simply used to hold the lens caps in place.
If you stop the video at 1:35, you can zoom in and clearly see inside the back of the lens caps that are on the workbench. That is the only place a typical LED fixture has reflectors, as part of the lens assembly.
@@darrenhales6094 Well sir, your assumption was actually correct... I think. That flat disc should be silver on the side the light is supposed to go out. I don't know how much you've done wisth LED's but frankly I haven't seen one that didn't have a sliver or chrome like reflector. I don't know why this one would be black. Plain fact is black absorbs light, (and heat wear a black shirt in the sun then wear a white one it's a noticeable difference) So the disc should be white or silver... that is if you want to get the most out of it. sliver tends to merge the individual lights into one beam better, or at least it seems that way. It actually does not matter if the light source is LED, incandescent or whatever, shiny reflects flat black does not.
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Amazing restoration Done 👌
Thumbs up 👍
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En Indonesia.... la toma de tierra no la usais mucho verdad??😝
Always good work ! Thank you !
How do you know this stuff works before you start putting it all together. You pick things up from the side of the road, clean them up but I hardly ever see you test anything before you do all that work.
I think the same....he never test something before....he has magic clean products that revive everything
I'm always amazed at the state some of these objects are in - is it routine to throw things away into mud puddles over there?!
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@@dakshatashirkar5229🤣🤣🤣XD
Wow, that PAR can has been through hell and back!
Outstanding work.
That spray paint is way too glossy, should use a matte finish. Not sure if the paint is high temp either, just because the fixture doesn't put off a lot of heat doesn't mean the fixture next to will be the same.
What did you use to clean the circuitry, contact cleaner?
All in all, really nice restoration!!
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Nama belakang kita sama
Kalo gw Charlie FRANSISCO
No music back ground ....no disturbing it a real restore....great jop sir...are you an electronic engineer?
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wow very nice job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fixtures should never have a glossy coat of paint as it will reflect light onto unwanted areas if lights is hitting that fixture from another angle, other than that, very impressive.
Yeah like many others, I don’t think there’s a way this is real. The interior was in normal wear/tear condition with barely any of the dirt from the outside. It looks like the only “damage” there is was the guy rubbed mud all over it
The rust on those screws didn’t look fake plus the point of the casing is to protect what’s inside so the lack of internal damage seems right
TAHANKIOU IRMANO
Looks good at the end nice work
Good lord where did you find these poor things some disco under the sea?
Quem ai do brasil fica indignado com esses videos kkk eles suja e limpa kkk
How did it even get that bad? Looks like a newer light from eBay 😔
Maybe used on road shows, driven around set up, used outside, etc?
it definitely looks like an outdoor/water fixture. likely used as a permanent or travelling outdoor light. potentially something in a fountain, or maybe at an outdoor performance venue. even if the fixture is designed for purely outdoor use, it will still eventually become damaged like this.
@@deanthor There's no way this thing would survive water, you'd have to seal off the electronics with silicon. Definitely was outside, no doubt about that.
Gregg Carter whoop i’m stupid i didn’t even notice all of the vents in the housing; i made that assumption looking at the i/o on the back noting that it didn’t have exposed powercon/dmx ports. but i would agree, it definitely was outdoor. no way it could’ve gotten weathered that badly in an indoor venue
@@deanthor its probaly used on the sea shore, where salt can bite of the paint and other stuff.
hi , can u make a video of how to replace/repair the led inside the par-can ???
Great job,👍👍👌👌
Nice work
Thank you so much for this I literally just got one that I need to fix this is so helpful
this is channel is beginning to be one of those 'restoration' channels, where DIRTIED UP things get 'restored'(wash, paint, 'restored').
come on!!! bring the old man back and let him rewind a stator.
Good job
Sova par light ki driver circuit ki resistor jal gai hai kitne ohm ka resistor lagaye
Notice how the inside of the case was dirty and looked like paint splashes on it yet the cooler unit and processor was clean as a whistle, I smell a fake !!
Nice work sir
Great
please next time do movinghead
please give the name which material use to . show the name of using materials in videos .....
And so much love grom NEPAL 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
really nice work sir! only please change the bearings of the fan. they do not sound that good. love your work
The fitting was originally earthed - to rebuild it without the earth connection is unsafe and completely unacceptable.
Bill Bartlett you mean grounded?
Where did you see an PE-Connection? The original cable at 2:57 had just two wires each.
This is why nobody wants to hire out gear to burning man festival
Você sujou o aparelho e montou e desmontou.....mais parabéns pela paciência. 😠😠😠😡😡😡😡
Wow good job
Todos los aparatos que"restauran" tienen lodo del mismo color o cal!! Siempre es lo mismo, que le hechen otra cosa!!
Please do giveaway of this I want this
Je suis très étonné par cette restauration qui pour moi n'en 'est pas une .
А решётку выпрямить?
Да там косяков не мерянно. Я бы такого рукожопа и на пушечный выстрел не подпустил к сервисному ремонту бытовой техники. Его удел только заборы сельские красить.
You should learn the tightening screws cross
Hi...what the liquid used to clean circuit board..plz
Super tare
Super
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Hello all of you. Wish you all the success !!!
Yo..diisco lights in 80s🤣🤣🇲🇾
Where do you get such dirt-covered equipment from? :) Open air festival in rainy weather? :D
That was also my initial question.
Didn't wanna bother with wiring up the DMX?
Awesome restoration 👍👍👍🔥💣👌🏽✌🏻
Bueno , de cuantos wts es es led y de q tipo porfa si .e pudiera deci
what is the name of the pcb fluid??
This is not Mr. Electicity hands !
I Hope everthing is Ok for him 😒
yea
Good
Excuse me , what is the liquid you use to clean the paint on the shell ? Thank you.
it's a thinner or tarpin oil......
Söktünüz fakat kontrol etmeden geri topladınız fişe takdiginiz zaman ledlerde veya devrelerde bir sorun yaşasaydınız tekrar mı sökecektiniz en baştan?
Riques restorasi beam 200 pliss
No hex spanner for the hex nuts M5.5??
Sir which chemical ,you used to remove paint
Na² cO³
Congratulations Perfect.
Did you test it before assembly?
I was thinking the same thing. I'm not convinced with this one. Think it was purposely 'aged' before restoration.
Great job well done.
Keep going
Это называется чистка, а не реставрация
Muito bom!!!🇧🇷👍👍
Utyir
Deva I will send out a new email with the details and will forward to you on this as well as I can make the necessary adjustments and let me see if any changes are made to
Excellent work mate
how can it not be maintained? even though this lamp is expensive
You can clearly see the wiped on mud on the mount. Notice the mud UNDERNEATH the adjustment screw. Fake restorations aren't gonna cut it.
what is the liquid compound you use to clean the circuit board? please may i know? thank you...
acetone
Gtdtdth
What liquid is he using fr cleaning the motherboards (with brush)?
Thinner A
@@rizkywahyuarivianto4620 looks more alike acetone, or rubbing alcohol
SHOW!
Saludos amigo ,con que liquido limpia las tarjetas
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Lüfter falsch montiert. So kann er die LEDs nicht kühlen. Farben der RGB Drähte vertauscht. 👎
Metall Gehäuse PE?
Kabel verbunden nur durch zusammen drehen und Schrumpfschlauch ist auch nicht gut
Aderendhülsen werden auch überbewertet...
Pfusch wie es im Buche steht 👎😧
Wo siehst du das mit dem Lüfter? Die Orientierung des Lüfters bei 2:34 und bei 12:24 sieht ziemlich änlich aus.
Die Drähte zu den LEDs sind auch gleich: 2:07 und 13:04 Der Stecker auf der Platine ist hoffentlich verpolungssicher.
This is not Restoration only cleaning and fitting
Perfect.. now do it with 40 pcs.. lol
Person,- this is not working anymore!
Mr.Electricity - take my screw driver...😀
I know this exact model. It's quite good as for its price.
Where is Mr Electricity? I hope he is fine.
Dada sudhu violet colour ta thik a che. Naki son gulo ki kharap Hoya gache
Esta muy sucio . Debe ser la espuma que usan en las fiestas
Plz give me use material
Здравствуйте. Постоянно смотрю ваши видео. Молодец. Очень нравится. Где мне взять такой софит? Может быть вы продаете его? Спасибо. Очень нужно.
Дмитрий Ягупов али экспрес
Дмитрий Ягупов или ВКонтакте ищи группу Par Led
Why waste time on that plastic crap is not a restoration but a clean job
nghịch ngợm điện vừa thôi không cẩn thận điện giật
Great content
Думал R2D2.... 🤣😂👍
Porque você manipula os equipamentos para fazer vídeos?