I just came across your video. I purchased one of cameras and received it non working. I used your video to disassemble it and found an issue with the black on/off button at the rear of the unit. I found the micro switch that this button contacts breaks the two solder joints and the switch bends in a way that turns it 90 degrees from the base of the black buttons contact point. You may have to use a magnifying glass to see it as it is so small.Unfortunetly the switch itself broke apart and I could not resolder it back into place.This problem must exist on all of these with this micro switch. Just pushing normally on the black on/off switch is enough to break the micro switches solders and render the switch inop.That switch was assembled to the board on a CNC machine. It would have been difficult to resolder back into place.Hope maybe this helps someone with one of these units.The micro switch is visable at 1:15 in your video. It doesnt appear bent like mine was but the solder joints that secure it to the board may be broken. The mounting pins of this switch should have been of the type that pass through the board and are soldered at the bottom for added support.Thanks for the video.

Thanks Mike ,you saved my bacon! I did your futzing technique, power on /off moving stick in a different direction each time. After 6,7 times my 7 code reset and I was back in action ! Thank You !

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. I have a jazzy select chair I got second hand. I am having the same problem. Even though they are different chairs alot of your video still rings true.. The only main difference is the capacitors are in the control box instead of being in the joystick. I just ordered my capacitors. :)

Bro just use a damn screw driver you shouldt dremel it off😂

These kits will self destruct if they are not lubricated. Air ratchet and cordless impacts will do them no harm if they are lubricated.

A slide hammer will remove the hub without removing the knuckle.

Can I lube my butt if I can't lube discs?

Is it same for 1999 model ?

You, sir, are a life saver 👍

Stuck with the error 8

Same problem. Still trying. Before complete lack of response the cam often said low battery and shut off even with new regular batteries, so trying to find and apply fix whole using lithium battery source. Complete failure to respond when new battery type tried, but unsure if that's when it broke down completely

break the axle bolt with the car on the ground.

Mine just went iut it makes a clicking sound qhen turned on what should i do

Slide hammer works great to remove that hub before you take the knuckle off the vehicle.

Wow, I see a lot of comments thanking him. I dont think a lot of these people realize what they are seeing. This guys work is going to result in a pretty quick bearing failure.

buddy! sorry but you create yourself a bunch of preventable issues that cost the customer a whole bundle of money, hope the customer did not pay all that extra $$$$.

I have that problem with a 2007 Odyssey and you are absolutely right, I am one of those people who try to solve mechanical problems in our used cars, to save a little money since repairs in a professional workshop are very expensive, very good

So far, I found your video is the most informative and detailed steps. You are awesome instructor my friend. I appreciate you patiently explaining every steps that even slow leaner like me can follow and get the job done. Thanks to your goodness. You are the best. I wish you a good health that you will always continue to do what you love to do. All the best to you and to your loved ones. Cheers

You can just buy a whole wheel hub assembly for $112ish

Its been 5 years now since this video was made and im wondering how long this poor new bearing lasted after all that. Also was the speed sensor able to work or was the dash lit up like Christmas morning 😅...update video please! Btw I love this video! At least you did it and learned lots 😊

look for a reset button or there may be a reset sequence like holding one of the buttons down when powering on or a combo of buttons. Action cameras lock up like that all the time. Also see if the manufacturer has a firmware update or bootloader online you can download.

Great work...thank you...

Cutting out the stake is not necessary. A hammer and punch is all you need. Or use that special tool. Insert the punch/pick horizontally in the groove, tap it with a hammer until the stake is removed.

I just paid over$500 to fix mines but now it will not power back on it was on then it cut off out of no where it has to be the power cord in think I need help

You break 36mm nut loose while vehicle is on ground and in park.

Thanks for your video and ideas, I'm stuck at 7 flashes code stage. I don't have capacitor in my joystick control board. Do have any suggestions to bypass the 7 flashes. I tried disconnecting joystick cable from the board and reconnect it again, nothing change.

I would not want to work in a shop with you. I've never heard anyone complain so much about doing mechanics work. Every single thing that you've needed to do on this repair, you spent more time complaining about it than actually doing the work.

I did this exact repair. I used a sewing needle to open up the holes for the capacitor. But come to find that the actual culprit was the white wire under the rubber grommet had melted where it touched the other wires causing the short and code 8 error. A little electical tape and it was fixed. Problem solved. Thanks for getting me there at the least part of the way.

How to reset the tv

The bigest mistake is to press in the hub without or failed to support the inner bearing ring of the new bearing ! That is why the new bearing was destroyed!

4 double A batteries!🤷🙋‍♂️

Funniest video ive seen in ages, you really dont have a clue 😂😂😂

You should have used a scissor joint splitter or a piece of chain with bolt wrap around arm with bar through put put bar through bare down on bar hit arm joint

I just did one of these. I found it easier to purchase the bearing and entire hub assembly as one part was a little more than the bearing itself. Much easier no bearing to struggle with pressing in and out.

I can't see how you could press the bearing past the machined stop in the spindle. You press till it stops. Also, when you press the hub into the bearing, you need to make sure you have the back up on the inner race so you do not press out the inside race.

Thank you

Do you have an idea of what could have caused the capacitors to blow up?

Doesn't have the front panel

It doesn't even the front of it, It use a lamp Mitsubishi 915B441001 projector lamp with Module

Actually my is a Mitsubishi 3d ready DLP

Hi Mike I have the same TV as the one on the video, I have the red and yellow light on the power bottom, I did the lamp replacement, and I also blow all the fans and I still have the same issue, When I press the power bottom stay green light for a little bit but them goes red and flashing yellow light and the screen not even come up blue or nothing, Any advice how to get this TV working? TV just don't turn on

After this need alignment?

Thank you so much.

I have watched many repair videos - and I absolutely love your no-nonsense approach and went straight into things without a big dumb introduction. Also I appreciate the shade-tree style struggles you have presented, everyone always makes this little things seem non-existent when you know they totally are. Anyhow, I commend your authenticity and loved the video and appreciate you sharing the knowledge and labeling your segments. Major Kudos to you man.

The bolts in the rotor are simply to hold them on while on the assembly line and aren't needed afterwards

You know you can use a pitman arm removal tool for the tie rod end and it’ll save the boot and also if you take a center punch and hammer to the center of the axle shaft once the bolt is off it takes like 10 seconds to get it loose. I’ve done this job so many times it’s ridiculous and this fella is taking the long way around the fence, but thank you for making content that may help someone.

I have the same issue and still can’t figure it out

These monitors are GREAT monitors! I've seen these, and they're spectacular! I have a different type of monitor known as A CMS8000 monitor. It is a cheapo monitor, but It's a decent monitor. It costed about $1,000 but It's a good monitor. It's got decent EtCo2 monitoring as well.

question anyone the thing with mine was i used mine then i turned it off for like 2 hours then when i went back there was a red light but wasnt blinking just a red light so then i unpluged it then truned it on then i had a green light but after 5 minutes it turned red again but no blinking is it the same thinh?