Another Mystery box of broken tools in for repair. 

Had a good laugh, when I got what was going on 😅

I wonder how many amps it will take to blow that fuse 😮

@@michaeljohnson4636about 13000 amps 😂

​@@Adrian-l1l7eJeez 😂😂😂 safety first I guess

It is!

I agree, as soon as you open it up you take responsibility for the repair. As a warranty fix it needs a new shell.

Get it registered for the 3 year warranty

Ryobi is owned by Emerson. TTI is licsenced to make them for Home Depot

It keps happening...I have another model in my whork it the same problem,reverses direcion! It Was repaired in warranty and lasted 2 weeks!

afraid not. im only doing reapirs here for a local hardware shop and cannot take in any more sorry

Doubt he's come across em, impossible to get a hold of in the UK/Ireland it seems. They're the same company as Milwaukee and Ryobi though, so doubtful they're that great for repairing

Standard offshored made in china tools. Seem decent in quality.

aeg is middle of ryobi.aeg.milwaukee since all are from tti

no longer made

I once stripped down an old Power panel in a factory in Sheffield with huge motors & a power forge you could feel through your legs on the stone floor. Each ceramic fuse was 8 inches long and 3 inches in diameter that welding tip had a higher capacity

@@plunder1956 😭

I put the last one to 15nm. And haven't had it back again

you mean the "Solvall Gasketfix"?

@@carsten4719 I've found it. Loctite Quick Gasket 5910, 100ml

21:28 fuse

28:48 best part 🌪

I heard Milwaukee hired a lot of their engineers some 10 years ago. I am not sure this is true.

@@EnergyTechre is it not the same company owning both brands - tti?

good, milwaukee is only for mechanics anyway and dewalt is going down hill fast

More tha likly your controller is bad

@@garyallport18 it doesnt have a controller, its a small 12v machine with just the switch and motor

I can only refer to my experience with Makita brushed drills, but this might be your issue aswell: Makita switches can only be connected in one way which means the red wire (+) comming from the battery connector has to go on the plus and the black wire (-) will have to go on the minus of the switch. If these are twisted, the switch will burn out the moment you put amps through it.

@@ElMariachi1337 thats what I was suspicious of, but the switch is brand new and original, i tried switching the polarities from my battery by wires and connecting it to the switch but Im still geting no voltage. Im sad because this has already costed me way more than it should of and one more switch is 25£ and Hope to God it works…

We use 240v here. These 110v plus are for use on building sites. Power used on building site has to be dropped down to 110v using transformers. So the plugs are built to a heavey duty and safe standard to withstand site use

These are plugs used in construction sites, in NL we don't have the 120V versions, but we do have the same ones that are being used for 380V/16A.

@@deandohertygreaser Why are the building sites running 110v instead of 240v, if you know? I'm curious.

The US plug is objectively garbage. The CEE system is the way to go.

@@deandohertygreaser Thanks for the reply. i believe that the 120VAC plugs used in the US are just as safe as that large one you use. i worked on commercial construction for 8 years, and never saw any problems with the heavy duty plugs used thee, and as a biomedical technician in a government hospital for 33 years. Never had a problem with those plugs either (both push straight in and Twistloc. It's just a matter of what the government says it will accept. Thanks again, and I really like watching you, an extremely efficient technician, doing a job right and quickly. I also appreciate it when you do a ROI on a repair! I hope I say this right, and mean no offence Éirinn go Brách.

Don't know the channel but I can only assume it's a Makita DUB362 leaf blower. They use them in F1 to cool the brakes. And yeah it's a fairly common garden tool actually. There are even a smaller ones these days: DUB185 and the most recent one is more of a dust blower: DAS180

@@ElMariachi1337 Just googled the ones you mentioned and this one is totally different. It literally looks like the back of an airplan turbine.

Actually, when I say that, it's a polite greeting used among friends here. The normal greeting that we use is 'how the f are ya.' But I'll try leave ir out

@@deandohertygreaser We like "how the f are ya." more. Its a men´s channel, no catering for the kids.... Never loose your charm to keep other people happy.