Hah, that'll do it! I had cleaned the charging contacts on my Neabot N2 but it still wasn't staying on charge properly. Inspired by this video I tested the contacts with a multimeter and found that while it was 24v across most of the contacts, there was a slight discoloured patch on one contact where the voltage was wobbling between 5v and 24v as I moved the probe tip across it. I gave it a polish using a soft wire brush head on a Dremel and now it's charging properly again. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you so much, You are a genius!!! My robot wasn't charging. I cleaned it with an alcohol pad as you suggested - and - magic :-) - its charging again!!! yey!!!
Hey @TampaTec - any idea why would DEEBOT T5 will not connect anymore to the docking station. I thought it was a battery issue at first, replaced it. bough brand new, it worked all right for as long as a new battery was chaged, once it drained it our. it won't sit on the docking station and chanrge. It will bounce back and forth, but not connected nor allows manually to be placed and charged :( Thanks Jacob
I have an Ihome halo that’s not even a few months old. For some reason it’s not taking a change from the dock. Do you have any ideas of what it can be?
Hey so I have been watching some of your videos on repairing LCD flat screen TVs. My friend worked a restaurant last year where they let him take a Samsung 46" 610 Series full HD 1080p LCD TV because it wasn't working anymore. The light indicator turns on but the actual tv doesn't. I was trying to fix it because he said I could have it if I did. I was wondering what you might think the issue might be and wondering if u could give ay tips and tricks on how to go about fixing it.
There are diodes that have to be be replaced in the backside of the tv. Plenty of RU-vid videos out there to show you the process. With mine, the tv would not turn on. Good luck!
