Where do you get the replacement panel from?

Pfff, my luck: Can get the red lockpiece up but doesn't unlock the tab that holds the pin. After putting in a little metalpiece from the back the tab seems broken as it doesn't hold the new pins anymore. Tried it on 5 connecters. All the same issue's😂

Going to give this a try ..what about a steam cleaner used from a couple of inch’s away from the fins ?

I tried p3 got nothing out but p7 and a little bit of cleaner shifted some stuff out !!!

thanks for your vedio.

Thanks mate, this was very helpful to me in fixing 3 Braun shavers when I saw the price of a new one.

What if there are several electrical holes in the floor joist? The electrician had to move the box to a new location. The floors were bouncy before this happened, but now I am unsure how to reinforce it.

Great Video, a quick question as i have a similar fault but using vcds i can see the speed sensors all show a speed would this point to a fault more with the ABS pump/Ecu rather then the wiring? I was about to do that same process you have done but not sure if i have the same issue now? Thanks

Good video; thanks. Btw the 'H' in NiMH stands for 'hydride'.

2:13 Finally a video that shows what it looks like after its been in the terminal block. Thank you!!

My Bosch Dishwasher threw an E15 code. Upon inspection (pulled out from cabinet, folded up the sound deadening batting to look underneath, noticed the float (styrofoam disc in bottom center of base, which rises if water is present to trigger switch above it) was a bit disintegrated (meaning water had been working on it for a while - but I never had a leak externally). Ran a few express cycles and watched for leaks - eventually I noticed a dripping from between the the "sump" housing (the large central grey round plastic pump housing in the center of the bottom base attached to DW tub above). Was thinking of replacing the sump seal (but it looked like a bit of a pain) so I just tightened the four torx screws on the floor of the inner DW tub. Note: the two visible rearmost screws would tighten but one felt like it was almost stripped and wouldn't catch very strongly (as it's screwing into the plastic sump housing below - not a great design by Bosch). So I put some glue on the screw before putting it in - let it dry over night and tightened it up after 24 hours - it still wasn't a tight a screw down feeling as I would like but it seemed to do the trick (the righthmost screw seemed to grab and tighten well - the 2 frontmost screws were already tight as they could go.). This seems to have cured the leaking problem after running a few test cycles and looking for leaks - so all good for now. I may need to replace the seal in the future -or- drop some epoxy in the screw holes to get a stronger screw down tightness. Thanks for all the info. Oh, I replaced the float which was simple as the switch just pulls up with a tug and new foam float sets in place - unfortunately, this little piece of Styrofoam is way overpriced and was like $30 online (oh, well.).

cool too. but only got 8 ferrule ends to make. not worth the cost of buying a tool I'll never ever use again. any suggestions?

Dropped my fuel tank off my motorcycle, broke the fuel line connector and the electrical connector's locking tab that holds the plug to the fuel pump. Didn't trust it to stay in place. Used Google image search to find similar connectors. Then image searched the proper ($85) plug end only to find it on Amazon for $14. Bought a pin tool kit like you have for $9. Watched your video, confirming what I expected I needed to do. Good angles and detail, especially the cutaway which was useful to explain to my friend what needed to be done. $23 saved me from replacing an expensive harness and hours of labor.

These had a flush cycle where it flushes entire water container (you fill it with warm water) but it's some weird combo of buttons I could never figure out myself. Service dude won't tell either, top secret! The new series 8 seem to have a maintenance cleaning cycle that does exactly this and is accessible within the settings menu. Still wish there was a fluff pre-filter on top of auto-flush, something like Miele has on their dryers that you can clean/replace but theirs don't flush.

I have a regular 3 pin box connector and a 2 pin on my tractor and the box has a little latch on the inside to catch the a hole on the pin like the latch you are showing but my box is different. my box is old and crumbling apart, my pins connected to the wire is in great shape. My question is what type of 2 and 3 pin box do I need to replace my bad ones.my box is the square type with a push on the out side to release the male side from the female side like those on most vehicles. all the ones I see are the type where the pin has a little piece that sticks up to latch in box. I need the latch in the box. What do they call this type of box----Thank you

What a great idea, I’ll be trying that for sure.

How did the fins become so bent in the first place?

Excellent tutorial!

Ive just had 2 of these brands installed today and was wondering how you get yhe covers off seems fidly

Thank you - I’ve been looking for an alternative to sanding / heat gun for similar reasons (thick lead paint everywhere in 1920s house) and was considering this. Have now just bought one (£45 from Brewers, which I thought was great value as others were v expensive). Appreciate the video!

What are your thoughts on the throttle response? On mine, even with it set to the lowest speed and response, the throttle twists 25 degrees with nothing happening, then it starts going, and there, with just a tiny bit more twist of the throttle, the rear wheel spins.

I have a question so I am like 4’8 I was wondering if this would fit me I am looking forwards to buy this e-bike

Nicely done!

Thx for the video! Now my dryer is working again! 👍

Perfect! Repaired my machine with this! 800€ saved!

I dont think youre supposed to use ferrules on wire like that.

If you know the pitch between the condenser fins you can get a cheap radiator fin comb to straighten them out. I'm running a second hand Bosch self cleaning heat pump dryer. It's about 10 years old. Just replaced the tumbler belt and the bearing. Still somehow works and dries like a champ. It did cost me 80 quid though.

A Phenomenally well executed video and thoroughly explaining pinned connections and depinning connections. Thanks a lot.

Do you know how to use the aux thingy with music and audio if yes please make a video about it

Nice, May I know they part (cover) name and where do you get that ? Thanks

Very good(best) explanation of depinning an electrical connector.need more views and likes to get to the front of watch list

Thanks a lot for this video, leaves no questions open! Reached to get my shaver working again!

Quick question how tall are you I'm looking at getting one just wondering if I'm to tall

Nice one

I would like to quote the great movie. Billy Madison. You all know the quote lol

Thanks great video

Great tip. Never knew that, thanks 👌🏻

What was the point of that

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Thanks for making this video. Really helpful to see what's going on within the connector shells - particularly the orientation of the locking tabs. Cheers.

Hi dear friend! Which one do you think is less troublesome? Self cleaning condencer or manuel ? I was going to buy Bosch Serie 8, but I think I should buy Serie 6 to avoid buying a self-cleaning model? what do you say?

Really helped me out. Great video. One point to make is that the back of my hub had a cover on it “protecting” the reluctor ring so had to level that off to then punch the remains of the sensor through. Thanks!

Just did mine - just used a spray bottle with water & dishwashing - then flushed with water - voila ! Foamed up a bit which set off the water full alarm. Got a wet towel and put that in the drum. Problem solved and thats without a condensor cover - just put the front fascia back on - works a dream now.

Nice one, do you have to filler both sides

I never would have put it together on my own.

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And how to remove front part? You skipped that part to record?

Thanks

Thank you, helped me fix and clean👍

Very useful tips. Thank you