A customer who works in the olive wood carvings brought this speaker for repair. The main issue was it does not charge. By the look of it, I saw a lot of wood dust on it which indicated the line of work that he is in.
As you can see it is really nasty and dusty and if you noticed too that one of its button plastic was missing which was the mode switch. Read More
A LED light device was brought to my shop for repair; and the main issue was, it does not power up. In fact, the actual LED light on this device was missing and when I asked the customer about that he said, that LED light works on 6 AC volts and we cannot find the replacement for it.
As I took it apart, I found out this transformer works on 220 AC input and has 6 AC output and understood later on that it has a motor that runs also on 6 AC volts. Read More
A British guy who owns a local radio station brought his heavy old sound mixer for repair. The moment he stepped into my shop, I could smell the nasty burn mixed with other things that I could not recognize but later on the guy explained with happened (it was a cat pee as the customer explained).
The man who brought his hair straightener for repair explained that this device suddenly went into shut down. As the customer waits, I powered up the device and sure enough, there was no sign or indication that it was alive.
This is an expensive hair straightener and worthy to be fixed and maintained. From experience in such devices, when I am dealing with no power symptoms, there are few options to consider. It could be a faulty power cord, a fuse thermostat open due to over heating or could be the board itself that has issues. Read More
A friend of mine brought this laminator for repair and explained that while doing laminations on it, the paper got jammed and get stuck inside. They tried to get it open and take the jammed paper out without any use.
It was powering on fine but the lamination process on this device was nearly impossible because of the jammed paper inside. Read More