I don't care if it's a restoration or simply cleaning and reassembling the item, it's always interesting to watch.Just watching him tear it down and reassembling to item is interesting to watch. Happy to hear Lester the crow sounding off, it's comforting to know he isn't in the stew pot . Ken California USA.
Swamp coolers in general need regular disassembly to clean them. They allow all sorts of nasty bacteria and mold to grow, and are a common cause of legionnaires disease, a nasty type of pnemonia. Black mold is also no joke, it'll make you very sick.
do not think even IKEA could stop this genius...have watched quite a few of his restores and my respect and admiration grows after each....waste not..want not...
Weirdly when I was in Vietnam I could not find isopropyl alcohol anywhere. Pharmacies actually just sold plain 95% ethanol for wounds/etc. I think a 500ml bottle was about 20K VND (about $1USD.) It actually confused me a lot and took me a long time to figure out how to get some rubbing alcohol. In my experience alcohol is the best electronics cleaner, it's more gentle than other solvents on circuit boards. Also weirdly finding large bottles of hydrogen peroxide was difficult, the pharmacies all seemed to have only 50-100ml bottles, though I'm sure you could find the paste kind for bleaching hair I guess. Cồn Ethanol for Mr. Electricity.
Nice job. However, it is not a STEAMER it is a HUMIDIFIER. Made in China for Sanyo from the mid '80s to present. My Japanese mother-in-law uses one. Thanks!
C'è chi butta via (ovunque!) e chi ripara. Ben fatto! Ma alla fine cosa aveva per gettarlo? Era sporco e per sicurezza sono stati sostituiti i 5 interruttori. E' il consumismo che fa gettare via le cose come questa?
Ну зачем вы всё время откусываете провода? Их отпаивают или откручивают. Какое же варварство. Мастер вы на все руки, видео отличные, но, к сожалению, вы их портите, откусыванием проводов.
um, you do nice work. However if you do testing to see what it needs, you should show some of the testing to let us know you do test it. Otherwise, there seems no need to change parts if you don't test them first. Also in the US we don't call that a steam fan. It's a vaporizer In this case I don't think it even heats the water, tho I may be mistaken about that.
@@ProlificInvention taking out and replacing parts is clearly shown... i'm just saying you wouldn't replace parts without checking whether the parts you are taking out is good or not.
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I don't care if it's a restoration or simply cleaning and reassembling the item, it's always interesting to watch.Just watching him tear it down and reassembling to item is interesting to watch. Happy to hear Lester the crow sounding off, it's comforting to know he isn't in the stew pot . Ken California USA.
I cannot agree with you more. you took the words out of my 'mouth'. exactly.
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Swamp coolers in general need regular disassembly to clean them. They allow all sorts of nasty bacteria and mold to grow, and are a common cause of legionnaires disease, a nasty type of pnemonia. Black mold is also no joke, it'll make you very sick.
Another product saved from the landfill and made useful again. Great job. 👨🔧
Wow so old nice there man 👍
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing. What was the fruit you picked?
Guawa
Nice work Mr. E....
One of my favourite YT channel:) U can do fix anything Mr.Elecricity :) Many modern "electrical engineers" can learn from you practice!
nice work, nice video, nice bgm
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استمر 👍 👌 👏 روعه من لعراق 👍
Incredible Mr. Electricity.
so many stuff gets toss away in the trash glad to see you fixed them to new love it good job
фрукты в упаковке растут офигеть я такого никогда не видел.
Окоалалллала
nice brother
Ok that's it, i always come for the rewinds that makes you different from the other restoration channels. Please i want MORE REWINDS.
do not think even IKEA could stop this genius...have watched quite a few of his restores and my respect and admiration grows after each....waste not..want not...
I cant believed 😅😅
Sanyo branded air cooler fan nice restoration sir Im new suscriber
Good job master....
Have u tried lysoprosol alcohol to clean the electronic bits
Then soaking the plastics in hydrogen peroxide to remove the yellowing
Weirdly when I was in Vietnam I could not find isopropyl alcohol anywhere. Pharmacies actually just sold plain 95% ethanol for wounds/etc. I think a 500ml bottle was about 20K VND (about $1USD.) It actually confused me a lot and took me a long time to figure out how to get some rubbing alcohol. In my experience alcohol is the best electronics cleaner, it's more gentle than other solvents on circuit boards. Also weirdly finding large bottles of hydrogen peroxide was difficult, the pharmacies all seemed to have only 50-100ml bottles, though I'm sure you could find the paste kind for bleaching hair I guess.
Cồn Ethanol for Mr. Electricity.
@@GilBatesLovesyou : U just find wrong place. IPA is not sold in phar. store, but Chemical store (pharm. store sell healthcare products)
Good job !!!
FANtastic restoration!
Hello Master Excellent Bravo )))))
How have you done your soldering iron? Its very fast do get hot
That is a soldering gun not an iron
@@yeagerxp my mistake ahah
Nice job, man.
I like your videos. And it’s nice to see a different part of the world.
All the discolouration of the plastic outer body and filters is down to cigarettes. Just pointing out one the joys of smoking.
Another excellent restoration Mr.E... WELL DONE!!! 10/10
Спасибо вам за ваш канал это здорово то что вы делаете.Всегда приятно смотреть на вашу работу.
This is actually a portable air conditioner.
No. It's an air cooler.
Nice job. However, it is not a STEAMER it is a HUMIDIFIER. Made in China for Sanyo from the mid '80s to present. My Japanese mother-in-law uses one. Thanks!
C'è chi butta via (ovunque!) e chi ripara. Ben fatto!
Ma alla fine cosa aveva per gettarlo? Era sporco e per sicurezza sono stati sostituiti i 5 interruttori. E' il consumismo che fa gettare via le cose come questa?
VN good jobs....!
Needs to look into retrobright technique. Always painting when not needed.
Ну зачем вы всё время откусываете провода? Их отпаивают или откручивают. Какое же варварство. Мастер вы на все руки, видео отличные, но, к сожалению, вы их портите, откусыванием проводов.
Another job well done.
um, you do nice work. However if you do testing to see what it needs, you should show some of the testing to let us know you do test it. Otherwise, there seems no need to change parts if you don't test them first. Also in the US we don't call that a steam fan. It's a vaporizer In this case I don't think it even heats the water, tho I may be mistaken about that.
I think he just cleans and rebuilds whatever he can. This is called a humidifier in the USA
@@ProlificInvention taking out and replacing parts is clearly shown... i'm just saying you wouldn't replace parts without checking whether the parts you are taking out is good or not.
The buttons that you see when he replaces them are very quick to break when used for a long time, so there is no need to check.
j'adore t'es vidéos ! continue comme ca :)
không biết anh này có biết tiếng việt nam không vậy hay không
ông già rồi đấu điện cẩn thận không cháy cả bộ quạt đấy
How do you remember so much ?
Very good job!
Используй перекись водорода для отбеливания пластика
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Why in the world are the fruits in bags
gia đình anh này không có tiền mua đồ mới phải sửa lại đồ cũ mà dùng sao lại có người nghèo khổ đến vậy
Muito bom 😃😎😎
It's called a swamp cooler, not steam fan...
I thought he was gonna fix the tree.
Adam
great job as usual Mr E. you are wearing a new watch. where is the one you fix? .
Its basically a portable swamp cooler in some most cases
Because it is, it's a swamp cooler.
@@brothermyboy8226 what do you think i just said moron
Мне одному интересно почему у них всегда лето
а то что фрукты в упаковке?)))
@@UssVoyager1701 In VietNam, fruits are still packed as such to ensure health safety.
Нахрена было так варварски резать проводку? Там же все на скрутках,можно же было по человечески разобрать.
Тоже обратил на это внимание. Мне кажется он это делает, чтобы потом соединить правильно провода.
@@ДмитрийКабанов-й1ш допустим,но снимая процесс разборки на это можно положить
Your channel actualy feels solid and genuin in the sea of all shitty fakers.
Your videos has actualy been helpful to me.
Прям целый эпос.
Sempre perfeito 😍😍
You can meditate under your videos!
because everyone in a super wet tropical environment just has to have a humidifier.
*Называется сходил за хлебушком :)*
He said he will call
New watch...
good ❤️
How come he finds them and they always workm
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Тогда я второй 😁
I'm not nbuksan the way home
Video fast mode karo
issa vietnam
with english
Варвар 🤣🇷🇺👍
不要了拿去丟掉
Ну зачем резать провода так неаккуратно по полам? Ну нахера пользуетесь дрелью и портите болты?
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Watching someone cut a wire right next to a manufactured splice joint is fairly cringy in a 'restoration' video.
NÃO PRECISAVA CORTAR O FIOS DA QUE LE JEITO
Che me hace falta en casa mandala boludo jaja
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nice brother