Thanks to the video I replaced my screen ! After gluing the screen with T-7000 glue, a minimum of the glue has come out and can be felt at the edges. How to remove it ?
I am about to replace my screen and after I read some of the comments I am not going.to watch your to guide me through my repair! Thanks.N But No Thanks
@@avalon1734 If you're not savvy with a solder, you can use a small razor to cut open a path. It's risky because you can cut the cable, but I just did it on mine.
Jezdím z kuggo S1 už měsíc v dešti v mrazu, a koloběžka jesdi furt jako nová, pravda celou sem ji zasilikonoval černým a postříkal antikorozní a vodeodolnym sprejem
pero que buen pinche rolon , ni ocupo ver este video por que ya se cambiar todos los displays pero uta que rolota le puso el man este , buen vidio man 5 stars!
I just checked for the price of the Panasonic NCR18650b and it is about 10 euros per piece, and for this project you need 30 pieces. With this figures, It seems to be not not cost - effective. Where am I wrong?
Hola buen video!! Yo tengo uno igual lo mande arreglar aun no me lo esntregan pero queria saber si me puedes decir cm puedo saber si la pantalla es nueva o vieja🤔
there was no need to remove the "sisterboard" nor the vibrator, nor the battery... waste of time with those parts and also further risk of damaging those components when being removed..
The Kugoo S1’s 350W motor at 36V draws 9-10A. The NCR18650B is rated for a max discharge rate of ~4.8A. When you finally put it back together, did you experience any issues? Especially when riding at max speed?