I'm dying, i can't breathe. All of these mechanical singing fish crack me up when the batteries go dead. The two people laughing in the background just drive it home for me.
the sound never stays normal. it then dies down like this again at random times or if left alone. there are most likely multiple resistors going out causing the low battery creepy sound.
I actually have that fish. It still works fine. I was very young (like 3 or 4) when the commercial this fish was in aired and when I saw this in a store I asked my mom if we could get it as a Father’s Day gift for my dad.
@@ArchitectEnterprises ya it fixed itself for that one time but it goes back to the low battery sound if left alone or at random times. I think a resistor is going out considering it never keeps the normal sound.
it is a damaged circuit board with bad resistors. multiple singing items like this had the same problem from different owners. it sounded normal towards the end but it will then die back down like this or at random times. one of my idogs I got but don't have anymore (threw away) had the same problem. really dying low pitched shaky slow motion idog riffs and barks! the lights were slow too. basically the timing resistor is going out. the timing for how fast to run the program.
@@_SkylarStudios there's old videos of singing things in stores doing this. I think some of them were made wrong or defective during manufacture. have any of your animated items had this problem before?
