I learned a Long time ago, never, ever, Trust a dude with a band-aid on his thumb, he's been up to No Good!

瞬間接着剤を一滴垂らすだけでなく、金属薄板も必要では？？？

Sorry ,aber wo ist der Trick ?

kolejny kłamca z wariackim pomysłem

Excelente vídeo amigo. Parabéns. Eu tive um problema ao instalar sensores de estacionamento no parachoques traseiro do meu carro. O diâmetro do furo ficou um pouco maior que o tamanho dos sensores de forma que eles não fixam no lugar. Gostaria de lhe pedir se possível que faça um vídeo de como preencher o tamanho na quantidade exata pra poder fixar corretamente o sensor no lugar. Muito obrigado. Abraços do Brasil 😊

Guzel fikir

Türkiye,emeğin için teşekkürler

brasil bem inteligente abraço

i'm korean. ❤

Hi! May I know what is the white thing you used?

So you made this repair without using glue by first MAKING GLUE. You literally made polystyrene cement which is GLUE.

super!

Отличная работа!Спасибо за совет по ремонту.

Just a dab of superglue ---- really???

Dopping Wax

i put tinfoil on mine

日本から見てました。すごい！ 困ってたんで助かります。

Hey a really Cool and straight forward repair for what could be a very expensive and inconvenient problem. Thks very much !!

Creepy video, but it did clear the yellowness.

I used this technique, and the remote works now. But my keyboard ESC key won’t work anymore 🥲😅

1:07 what kind of sticky tape is this?

Hi Miguel! I'm from Illinois, USA. Specifically, about 150km southwest of Chicago. That's a great way to repair remotes, especially when a bit of cleaning won't help. I've also had good success, by using a thin layer of cyanoacrylate glue, and then dabbing some graphite onto the pad, using a cotton swab. It only takes a little, and a small bottle of graphite will last forever. You can also use the graphite, for lubrication, when you can use oil or grease. Also, if the remote had a crystal oscillator, check the connections on the crystal. Especially, the surface mount type. Once the solder connection is repaired, place a drop of glue, where the crystal sets on the PC board. This will prevent the connections from breaking, again. Tip: Most of the remote control chips can tolerate a lot of resistance, across the contacts, before not working any more. Sometimes, up to 1,800 ohms, but usually up to 1,500 ohms. (It's actually specified in the datasheets.) It's just something to keep in mind, when diagnosing them. If the pad reads 100 ohms, when measured with your meter, it may not be the pad. Hope that helps! 🇺🇸😃👍

Aluminum foil is less durable.

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buy reusable zip ties... your way you through away that lace/cord each time you need to reopen something...

simply short clip with pack of information 👍

I salvage used zip ties that way all the time. No sense just throwing away perfectly good ties.

👍👍👍. Thank you

Bonita música

👌👍

Muy útil, gracias 👍

perfect 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

Excelente!

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A small fibre glass pencil from rs components to clean the contacts works great. Having used loads in years of electronic tests.

アルミホイルてええやろ

Just clean the contacts with an eraser. Quicker and cleaner

LOAD OF SHITE DISMANTLE A KEY BOARD, JUST BUY A NEW FOB

Australia

great video, one question what to do if large part of the plastic is missing, thanks

From Berlin. 👍🏻👋🏻

Cool

Muy buen video m gusto

Bad Idea!

ça marche aussi tres bien avec de la sciure de bois (tres fine)

UK Could you use a piece of tin foil? …😂 Genuinely posted before the second half!

Hi, I watch your video from germany. 🙂

Vidéo faite il y a déjà deux mois !!!!

Thank you, Hungary.