@@Mrkingtut This mod is a no-root solution to prevent privileged mode from being disabled by iFit. It makes no changes to /system, so it is 100% reversible by doing a factory reset. This mod starts by disabling the factory iFit. xdaforums.com/t/nordicunchained-get-back-privileged-mode-on-nordictrack-treadmill.4390801/
@chuxxsss I found a treadmill at a hotel gym that someone did the privileged mode hack and deleted ifit from the system somehow. I found a way to install ifit back in through apk programs but it still runs in a tablet windowed mode and someone can still come along and delete the app again. End goal is to make it only run ifit like the factory settings.
oh. Nah, gonna stay away from this "sacred geometry" type stuff*. The answer to this sortof thing is almost ALWAYS just an adequate familiarity with logical fallacies & cognitive biases. It's what eventually boiled down into the modern scientific method, basically just howto STOP fooling yourself when testing if things actually work or not. Cut my teeth with "JOE CELLS" a couple decades ago, and as i grew up & left that community i not coincidentally left religion entirely - i'd learned universal lessons about how stupid we all can be, about how easy it is to fool ourselves if we want to. It's all the blind leading the blind. It was a harsh reality-check on why it's good to have a familiarity with psychology & sociology (ie: MASS psychology).
Well said, they do have a paper in nature magazine. But just showing something different. Back to normal programming again soon. The hail was mad anyway.
O.k. could be a loose busbar between cells or positive or negative terminal. If battery cells are out of balance the BMS may shut down due to a single cell going undervoltage. The BMS may turn back on when the no-load rest period allows the low voltage cell to recover in voltage enough to reset the BMS' cell undervoltage shutdown. Will be putting out a vlog in the next couple of days about the SPF12000T doing an error 03 similar problem.
Hi Chuxxsss, I bought the amplifier, replaced yesterday. Easy-peasy. Today it blew up. Exactly at the same place than the original… Why would that be? Thanks!
@@chuxxsss I just realised that the original board, where it is written B&O ICEPower 200ASC mentions 45W. The one I bought at ebay mentions 39W. Do you think this can be the cause of the blow up?
@DeborahHeyward-x5m Deb, the cameras wifi may not have enough power from your batteries or range to modem maybe too far. I have set my cam up on home-assistant now. Plug and play now.
O.k. Error 19 and 22 are related to your batteries being too low. So check your setting for low voltage turn-off on both spf5000es units. If you need more help, inbox me again.
Awesome. Where can I get the parts you mentioned? Could print. My beautiful dc23 motor head long brush and its end cap have broken and I can't find replacements. Looking how I can DIY repair. Thanks!
So I found the cover on thingverse problem 5 or 6 years ago. The intern part I measured and made on an old computer in Fusion 360. Will see if I still have the stl.
Hi there I picked a delonghi prima donna esam6600 had a message on front so I cleaned it up took out diffuser cleaned everything up and it actually worked but was noisy made 3 cups in a row but grounds were in bottom of cup when I opened door coffee grounds everywhere . Any ideas also now the diffuser lifter is in wrong place and cannot get diffuser back in . Any ideas how to put it back to default as it just keeps telling me to install diffuser. ???
@@triram10 Sound like you need a new diffuser. I think you can remove them and manually reset the diffuser, but not should as I don't have the model now. Replace it with a Phillips.
@@chuxxsss I worked out the diffuser and got it back in.will do a test run and see what happens and I will get back to you . Thanks for the response .are you in oz ?
@paulobarone2399 So the unit belonged to my neighbour. Replacing the caps and resistors may have fixed it. But normally, it is the Mosfets that go with other parts.
@@doug774 Real apologise about that. These cameras can be brought from Aliexpress cheaper. I followed out when the ADLI one faulted. Good for use in home assistant.
I have a problem where I Put the blade up and for a few turns the blade turns nice and then suddenly the top wheel moves up and the blade pops off. any advise please?
@@strydee I ended up getting the original parts from Bunning here in Australia. You just get the new model and ask for replacement wheel rubbers. They.have a parts list.
2024 and just received my new tyres from Bunnings for the EBW4023L . Ist I thought they sold me the wrong ones, Then was wondering wether heating them would damage the urethane/ silicon tyre. Thanks for the video hot water is the go and I can see it’s still a bit of a struggle. Thanks again.
I had the same issue on a 5Ah 18V. I found that one of the terminals of one of the MOSFETs was fractured. In your case, I guess that they are on the bottom side of the BMS. On the 5Ah is on the top, therefore was easier for me to spot it. I have used a tiny flathead screwdriver to get under the terminals and lift gently, and there it was 😊. I have soldered it and now is charging and functional.
Good information, I hope this helps others in these costly times. It is great that a good lot of repair information ends up here for others, too. Thank you. Have a wonderful week.
Brilliant Yep I just put together and did scratch de Ol noggin a bit before I thought of de super glue in fridge Otherwise it’s a bit like trying to get a cat in a bag I’m now looking for a key any pointers welcome Not to worried as for cassette door so not any normal person would want that Keep up the good work
If I want a generator point attached to my grid tied house, I expect I have to get a transfer switch installed in the switchbox to isolate the grid and allow power from the "generator"? I've also been toying with the idea of connecting a electric HWS with the gas HWS so the electric HWS pre heats the water fro the gas. The energy for the preheated water will come from solar panels -> inverter - > electric HWS. (or maybe replace the element in the HWS with a suitable DC element)
Good afternoon, Ben. I am down in Melbourne today. Yes, I have a transfer switch and generator connection. I was looking at the hot water too. Make 23 KW if there is no cloud right now. I think it is a smart idea right now.
What is that thing in the sky...😆 So you can get an extension that fits in the engine hoist I mean "crane" so you can be up higher. Ive done it for pulling engines. Throw a couple sand bags or something heavy on the frame so it doesnt tip over!
The square box is 60 mm and we only have 65 mm at the metal shops. But very good idea, Joe. Got gold Saturday and Sunday this weekend. But 10 degrees is freezing here. lol That thing in the sky is the winter Sunday. The other thing is a bird.
Was there a followup video showing how to remove the BMS? I had a look but couldn't see one. Looks kinda scary. Wondered if you're supposed to remove the big metal link before doing it...
Is it still under warranty ? My mower was replaced by EGO for that problem as none of the old mowers have that part anymore. They have a 5 year warranty here in Australia.
@@chuxxsss Called the help line and they registered me for the warranty on the spot but I have to go back and get a copy of the receipt from the store I bought it from. After that I have to drop it off for repair let you know what happens if I can get the receipt. :-).
@@chuxxsss taobao. I don't have a ref for the cells yet. The ones out there are either overpriced, either fake. I'll probably follow @BenMitro's advice and buy a battery pack from aldi or lidl, bc ozito is uncommon outside oz.
What an idiot! Using random cells. In addition to what @wizwizzards said, the cells must be new, or from the same pack and charged to the same capacity, otherwise they won't charge well. All cells must have the same capacity, otherwise some will overcharge, since some are in series! Good luck replacing the cells!
Probably would work with apt install. A safer way to share stuff across devices is something called tailscale. It's a self spun VPN tunnel app. Great videos mate. Appreciate the advice on diy jobs. Cheers
Nice to see you again Chuxxsss. I use Ozito and their batteries sell for around $50 each if you buy them as a kit with dual charger and 2 x 4AH batteries. Saves me having to build them. Though in the 6 years, I have never had a battery go bad, so a tick for "crappy" Ozito!
Was wondering if you had any advise for me on one I am looking at .. the PWR-C45-6000acv (Delta DPST-6000cb) ... I have identified the ground for the output voltage but I am having a hard time getting it to power on from the 24 pin header ... there is one pin that is a ground pin .. I thought that I could probably just connect that to one of the other pins and it would power it up, but that isn't working .. Any suggestions?
www.deltapowersolutions.com/en/mcis/download-user-manual.php I also looked for circuit diagrams when I modded this one years ago. I of these manuals may give you a clue. You could take the cover of be careful of the capacitors and trace the lines back to where they come from and compare it to one of these models. Most engineers are lazy, so use the same types of circuits. Good luck. Let me know how you go.
I was gonna suggest lihhting the bubbles on fire, but then remembered that this is literally a gas outlet & thats the dumbest intrusive-thought ive had today 😅
I just want to see if my Dyson battery has charge or not due to my vaccum not working I don't want to rip it apart. Can I just put the multi-meter prongs on the battery prongs ?
Thanks Chuck. I had the same issue. I live in Zimbabwe where the mains power is all over the place. Hence my solar system. Turning the breaker off to mains fixed it.
Actually you installed the debian package correctly. It was just saying that there were some missing dependecies. To fix that you just need to run: sudo apt install -f. This -f stands for --fix-broken.
