Because of your videos, people can save things from going into the garbage. In today's world of limited supplies and increased demands even simple repairs are more valuable than gold. A lot of people in the world in a tough economy will benefit, not only financially, but there is a sense of accomplishment in having made a repair. Thanks for your service!
I can't thank you enough Bro . I could fix it by bypass you taught and even without soldering it and saved my money 👍🥰 . Many thanks . You are creative .
Hi Vince , have been an avid follower since the Bronze Age. A little known channel that I also have been following since inception, is Hasseb Electronics. This guy is the epitome of “the internet of everyday use cases… and I will fix it”. Would love for you to give him a plug? Like you, this guy is awesome.
When u screw it back turn the screw driver backwards so the screws go into their original threads and dont damage the plastic, its a good tip I learned
the plastic is already threaded, and if we install screw carefully, it takes its threads. if we install some oversize screw, then it will damage the existing threaded ways, and it will cause to free the screw, but original screw with careful installation and not overtightened, it will remain safe
Faydalı bilgiler ve her işin üstesinden geliyorsunuz. Bilginize ve altın kalpli bir insan sınız.Allah CC sizi sevdiklerinize iki alemde de mükafat verir inşallah.Amin.
yes it can be fixed, by cleaning & polishing contact points but it will not long life. because when, once the contact points get sparked, these loos their connectivity, which causes to reproduce sparking, heats and poor connection
Don't you think removing carbon deposit at contact points would have made defective switch work again? To avoid recurrence you have given a fool proof solution 👍
you are right. when there is sparked bad connection, with some oxides, carbons, dust, rust or any kind of high resistive material can cause to open circuit or its resistance may reach in Mega ohms. when there is resistance in mega ohms, that means there will no effective current flow in the circuit
Excellent work. I like the fact that you repaired the kettle. In many countries people would throw it away and buy a new one.
Wonderful job dear friend 😊
Thank you so much
goodevening brother yhi mere husband n thik kiya h exellent work good luck 🎉🎉
Good evening dear sister
stay blessed
I very like this video my friend
Thank you very much
@@HaseebElectronics you're welcome
Because of your videos, people can save things from going into the garbage. In today's world of limited supplies and increased demands even simple repairs are more valuable than gold. A lot of people in the world in a tough economy will benefit, not only financially, but there is a sense of accomplishment in having made a repair. Thanks for your service!
thanks a lot for your valuable appreciation
it is my pleasure to share my experience
It is great to see simple repair videos like this one once in awhile.
best regards and special thanks
BRATE gledao sam uzivo i uzivao u Tvojoj majstoriji.Posetio si na mene
it is my pleasure
Great Work My Friend!
I can't thank you enough Bro . I could fix it by bypass you taught and even without soldering it and saved my money 👍🥰 . Many thanks . You are creative .
Great sharing like always....
Thank you so much 🙂
Good Morning & Best Wishes Like So Much
thanks a lot dear brother
Great Job!
best regards
Excellent
it is my pleasure
Hi Vince , have been an avid follower since the Bronze Age. A little known channel that I also have been following since inception, is Hasseb Electronics. This guy is the epitome of “the internet of everyday use cases… and I will fix it”. Would love for you to give him a plug? Like you, this guy is awesome.
Thanks brother, learnt alot OJ this vid
Der khe mashallah..
Bien 👍👏👋
thanks a lot
Jazakallah khair
Maşallah çok iyisin işinde.
çok teşekkürler canım kardeşim
@@HaseebElectronics 👍
Thank you teacher for sharing
Your knowledge
Ramadan karim
Always welcome
Ramadan Karim
stay blessed
When u screw it back turn the screw driver backwards so the screws go into their original threads and dont damage the plastic, its a good tip I learned
the plastic is already threaded, and if we install screw carefully, it takes its threads. if we install some oversize screw, then it will damage the existing threaded ways, and it will cause to free the screw,
but original screw with careful installation and not overtightened, it will remain safe
Thanks for sharing
best regards
Faydalı bilgiler ve her işin üstesinden geliyorsunuz. Bilginize ve altın kalpli bir insan sınız.Allah CC sizi sevdiklerinize iki alemde de mükafat verir inşallah.Amin.
çok teşekkürler canım kardeşim Allah sizi ve ailenizi korusun. Hayırlı Ramazanlar
👌👌👌👍
it is my pleasure
Assalamalekum bhai jan aap to aal raondr ho g
thanks a lot
Aap Ko Bhi Mubarak Ho
Can I fix the damaged side ?
yes it can be fixed, by cleaning & polishing contact points but it will not long life. because when, once the contact points get sparked, these loos their connectivity, which causes to reproduce sparking, heats and poor connection
@@HaseebElectronics Thank you
Don't you think removing carbon deposit at contact points would have made defective switch work again? To avoid recurrence you have given a fool proof solution 👍
you are right, it can be done, but when the contact points start to spark, then it keeps continue to spark, even if we clear the deposits.
Confused: When you say 'open circuit', to me that means there should be no resistance. There's 11.9 Mega Ohms - high resistance?
you are right. when there is sparked bad connection, with some oxides, carbons, dust, rust or any kind of high resistive material can cause to open circuit or its resistance may reach in Mega ohms. when there is resistance in mega ohms, that means there will no effective current flow in the circuit
@@HaseebElectronics Ah! Got it! Thank you!
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thanks a lot