If She Can Fix It She Can Have It! - Featuring TronicsWife!

[@Tronicsfix]

This is actually the second video Jessica has been in. The first was this livestream we did together: kzbin.info2BTa0AXZSaU?feature=share

[@TheCod3r]

That was a great stream Steve

[@mantelmann13]

Done pretty well for a Non-Influencer.

[@nightbirdds]

And with a couple months of practice, Steve's going to be out of a job. :)

[@kayits2893]

Yes. I remember the first. This is kinda cool. A play station will be the next task. 😂

[@InfiniteCheeto]

Great Job!

[@Keith1210]

I'm still only 3 and a half minutes in but I have to admit that having your wife participate in doing a video was a brilliant idea. I think there are a lot of people whether female or male who would be just as nervous as she seems to be trying to pull this off (myself included). Kudos.

[@Tronicsfix]

Yes, agreed. We wanted to show that there are a few difficult parts but most people could do this stuff.

[@paulpierson2137]

Jessica is a natural, light touch, steady hand, willing to learn, soothing voice, confident.

[@krzysiekp.9555]

Absolutely love this video. It perfectly shows that we shouldn't be afraid of fixing our electronics. Simply be smart, careful, and never hesitate to ask for help.

[@Tronicsfix]

Yes! Exactly. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Kari-SF]

Jessica did phenomenal. I really think this video will encourage more women to try to fix their electronics. I was so afraid of breaking something that took me years to finally try it myself. Another Idea for a video could be Jessica changing the Joycon shells, it's something a lot of people want to do but they don't feel confident enough to try it themselves.

[@Tronicsfix]

Thanks! I hope more women will try repairing electronics. That would be great. I love the idea about changing Joycon shells. - Jessica

[@Chiller31916]

@@Tronicsfix Hey Jessica, you did a great job!

[@nessamillikan6247]

Yes! It's definitely more intimidating to work with electronics than it is to actually fix them. When I learned how to assemble my own PC when I was 19, I was blown away with how straightforward it was. A little reading online and double checking to make sure parts are compatible is all it takes.

[@IgnusFast]

This should ABSOLUTELY be a series! It's awesome seeing a relative newbie work on this stuff, learning as they go!!

[@WonderBread4020]

She’s very talented! Would love to see her take on the “perfect amount of thermal paste.”

[@Tronicsfix]

Lol, great idea!

[@Samsemillya]

I would like to see her soldering stuff 😊

[@joshuaturner2970]

I love this format. I think i can confidently say that we all want to see more Jessica & Steve 🎉

[@thegoodguy44]

Cringeworthy comment.

[@jacoburbanek5617]

@@thegoodguy44 Are you feeling alright?

[@joshuaturner2970]

@@thegoodguy44 you don't seem like a very good guy 😂

[@brendankelleher9416]

More with Jessica!

[@awilliams1701]

This was really cute and entertaining and also very educational. There is a huge difference between someone that does it all the time and someone that has little to no idea what they are doing.

[@paranoide]

Agreed. As good as it is watching Steve do his thing, it's refreshing watching a non-technical person try.

[@12345.......]

🤣Steve really wants that money for himself. Great job Jessica.

[@Tronicsfix]

Lol!

[@timvu9427]

Is anyone going to mention how friendly and sweet TronixWife is?

[@Tronicsfix]

She is all of those things!

[@urukadooedwards7637]

Don't forget Pretty!!

[@bbafett]

They are so cute together! I agree on all counts. Nice find Tronix!

[@troogroove9318]

She should voice over all the videos n her calm manner

[@floppyseizure8615]

She's really cute. Nice job man. Now you can have her do repairs for you.

[@marblesand863]

This dynamic was so entertaining as well as encouraging. Someone who is inexperienced (no shade) attempting a repair with a professional and watching the results motivates people who are just as curious to know whether they have the skill to actually try and repair their electronics. Great job!

[@ErickNguyen108]

This was one of the best videos educationally for the casual fixer as it shows sometimes the guide not being fully duplicable and the small details on tools/assembling techniques, and feel of the unit (heatsink looseness) when putting back together

[@Tronicsfix]

So glad you enjoyed it. Yes, you make great points. Sometimes you just can't know some things even with a guide. Only experience can teach you some things.

[@BLVINEOCKERMVN]

Man yall are awesome. Hey Steve! I love the chemistry she brings! You were a huge help!

[@Tronicsfix]

Thanks so much

[@tenow]

How is she so confident on camera?!

[@Tronicsfix]

I know, right?! I took me years to be as confident as she is! -Steve

[@childishh]

Hey Tronics, I am an autistic adult and although I am a fairly new subscriber, I have been watching your videos for quite a while. I am honestly super addicted to this content and am always awaiting a new upload from you. I love learning about things, even if I will never use this information in my life, and you are extremely thorough with every video and I truly appreciate that and you. Thanks for all the wonderful content, I hope you continue to make absolute bangers of videos like you have been since I started watching. Stay safe & much love.

[@heres_jeebus]

This video was great! The natural banter between you two was great and she smashed that install! Would love to see more like this!

[@Tronicsfix]

So glad you enjoyed it! We'll make more if people like this one.

[@raxxmoriti]

You know your spouse is the right one when they can also fix just like you. The iFix it guide was a great help. Awesome video man!

[@Awen24]

This was really great - A, because Jessica is really great on camera, and B, because it's a really good demonstration of the fact that repairs aren't just the realm of the Steves of the world - there's plenty that is in the scope of 'the rest of us'. Loved it!

[@williamharris8367]

This was really cute; I enjoyed seeing the two work together. Thank-you for this video.

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@l-Jeremy]

This was a treat! This duo idea is fun and kept me engaged and on my toes; excellent job Jessica! Hopefully, you BOTH will be able to get TotK! Please continue doing this style; you guys have great chemistry, and it works well. Your laughter and constant smiling definitely transfer to the genuine followers of the channel. This is an excellent device to work on; it's relatively easy, and not too easy - like that ribbon cable that's tough lining up sometimes and easy to break. Jessica is quite determined, talented, friendly, and a gem! She got it on her own and was ready to ask when she needed help; she had the right mindset to do this! It was nice seeing you both doing Q&A during the live stream and introducing your wife, Steve; you both make a great team! You do great work Steve, I'm an admirer of your work and determination. I've followed for a couple years now I think, and appreciate the direction you're taking the channel! Slow and steady wins the race!

[@Ryan_DeWitt]

That was a fun, genuine video. Nice to throw a little variety in.

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PurpleSanz]

I'm giving this a big fat LIKE! I barely started watching and I know it's gonna be a blast! I wonder if she will apply the perfect amount of thermal paste, though... EDIT: And she did!! Twice!!! This video was such both an inspiration and a breath of fresh air. More TronicsWife, please!!!

[@Tronicsfix]

Ha, ha! Yes, the perfect amount. Glad you enjoyed this! We'll do more like this if people want to see it

[@electronicengineer]

This was a great video to watch. Your lady has some really good skills Steve! I am impressed with how well she did and how very careful she was with every step during the disassembly and the reassembly. I think that only asking five questions and getting the whole Switch back together and in working order is really quite impressive, seeing as she has never done this job before. Great job Mrs. TronicsFix! Bravo!

[@menglor]

Your wife did well and didn't let stress affect her. I had to change a gas valve on the stove recently. The was copious amounts of wine involved for her

[@Tronicsfix]

Ha, ha, that would make me nervous!

[@LadyBehemoth]

This was actually so adorable :D She did a wonderful job

[@Tronicsfix]

Thank you! So glad you liked it. - Jessica

[@nahidelsanto]

She's so blessed to have you by her side. I'd love more videos like this.

[@OrinSorinson]

This is an excellent way of showing people that they should try, and learn how to fix electronics. She did great! I've seen "shops" that were not even remotely as clean and organized in their work.

[@pachecodc5]

They have chemistry and this was such a feel good video for a Friday! I know me and my wife bicker when doing task, but I am going to show her this video to her!

[@crissy1764]

Steve being super proud is the best part… great job Jessica!! Nice to see you on here.. such a fun video guys

[@luisenriquechavezdiaz3071]

Jessica got some respect, that was a great repair, and even took the w with the cards 😂

[@BRGKasumi77Main]

Congratulations Jessica aka Mrs. Tronicsfix! You finally learned how to take apart the Nintendo Switch. I hope you to see you both more often!!

[@ZachPeacock]

What I love most about this video is how apparent it is that y’all love and respect each other. Perfect video!

[@Twistyfurball18]

You need to do more videos with Tronixwife, you both looked like you were having fun and enjoying the banter and the repair together.

[@515Earl]

This video was fun. It looks like the two of you had fun making it, too. Good job!

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad you enjoyed it! We both had fun making it.

[@davidryder6017]

One of the big issues the BIG companies play on is peoples lack of confidence to try to repair and use it as an an excuse to encourage a throw away culture. It's good to see what you can do with the excellent guides & info out there, support from the repair community (Steve). The more we all do it and trust our capabilities the better and hopefully the tide may eventually change. Even if you fail what have you lost & you'll be better next time.

[@j.lietka9406]

It's great to see ladies doing electronic work, maybe board level repairs, & walking us through her procedures! Great fix! Nice nails!

[@Kangamoos]

I love that Jessica was able to place the perfect amount of thermal paste first try! Not sure why she seemed unsure. I was sure. 😁

[@Tronicsfix]

She's a natural

[@markmurphy3578]

What a great idea. This way people can see that some of these fixes are possible with mostly an online repair guide! Well done Jessica 👏 None of these are completely easy!

[@NickLetsom]

I loved this, it was really endearing. Plus it's a good example of how even someone with limited experience can get started on DIY repairs with just some guides, the right tools, and a bit of patience.

[@davejones5705]

Way to go, Jessica!!!!! It might be interesting going to have Jessica doing more videos like this in which there is a simple fix for the device, to show us how easy it cam be.

[@hawkfeather6802]

She did a great job! It's fun to see you and her on a video. You guys work well together. 😄

[@achilles.94]

Adorable and very nice. Seeing someone attempt their first repair will forever be entertaining.

[@friendlybane]

What a fantastic and creative way to showcase iFixIt tools/guides. Well done Mrs TronicsFix!

[@magnusoptimus2052]

You both work well together. Fun video. Hope you both do more of them together in future.

[@Purity65dos]

This was such a sweet and wholesome video! She did super great! And I would've probably asked the same questions. Better to get it right 😅

[@Tronicsfix]

Thank you! It was fun to do. - Jessica

[@CLC-1000]

Lovely to see your wife getting involved. She looks amazing.

[@jmg999]

This was a really fun video! Jessica did a great job taking everything apart and getting it back in working order. She definitely earned the victory! I also love that blue tinge in her hair. Well done, Jessica!

[@sorakat42]

Great job Jessica! Seeing you doing the fixing with a guide gives me some confidence to do some maintenance on my older consoles.

[@Tronicsfix]

Thanks! It was definitely tricky but having a guide helps a lot. It felt amazing when it all worked in the end. I hope you give it a try yourself. Good luck! - Jessica

[@courtnaydavids915]

It looks like TronicsWife is making an awesome impression on the fanbase. Someone without the experience also working with tech. Well Done and it was a fun video. Her contribution made it worth commenting, Keep on fixing things 🎉

[@cggnow]

Jessica you did fantastic! It's always nerve racking the first time you have to mess with tiny, unfamiliar components like this and you did great!

[@Tronicsfix]

Thanks! It was pretty stressful... but fun! - Jessica

[@SasquatchOfTheNorth]

That was great! Long time watcher, but first time commenter here (I'm 99% sure ahaha) It's always fun watching the pro do it, (I find it super relaxing to watch) but this was really exciting to watch her do it as I could relate to the slight hesitation at certain steps and also following the guide closely :) And I won't be mad if more videos like this gets sprinkled in here and there :D

[@havocbx]

I love how honest she was about the tools and guide. Because I would think ifix it would like the feedback on how to improve.

[@EvilMyers]

Very cool of you to include your wife in one of your videos, and to be by her side as she fixes a broken switch, although she did only ask 5 questions, I bet had she asked the 6th, you at least would have split the gift cards with her

[@timkusan4370]

Tronix, smooth going and being easy going on TronixWife. You two are a perfect couple! Enjoy your fixed switch and 200 in games! Nice job!

[@jdocgaming474]

Steve, my man. This was adorable. She is great! And of course, you are a badass! :P

[@InsertGame1]

Jessica did great. This should help more people feel like they can repair a device. All you need is the right tools, a good guild, and a bit of luck. Hope Jessica enjoys the switch she got to fix. Good video.

[@VideoGameRestoration]

A natural!!! I usually remove those connections (speaker and power connections) with my hands by gently pulling all the wires. I haven't broken a connection yet!

[@johnnyw8306]

Throughly enjoyed seeing tronicswife fixing things . Love watching tronicsfix but it’s nice to see a variety in content

[@VintageProjectDE]

That was very nice to watch! Thank you, Jessica! Steve would make a good co-host, I think. 😁

[@g_rammstein]

glad she made it. she deserve this even if she had to ask more than 5 questions for it was her first time.

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

I think it's really cool when youtubers make videos with their wife/husband in it. I don't know why, I guess it's just cool that you have a job where you can feature people that mean a lot to you.

[@Miloesh]

This was great! She did great and makes me have more confidence with my own repairs. It also showed that the ifixit guide could use some updates/nuanced tips to help "first timers" like myself who is brand new fixing electronics. Great job Jessica! 10/10

[@svenkutzner9649]

The chemistry between you two is just wonderful to see. 😊

[@josephlovell6951]

Thanks for getting out of your comfort zone and getting on camera Jessica. You did grate..

[@Blackhomeking12]

Next time on TronicsFix "I bought a broken iPhone and had TonicsWife fix it" But seriously she's super fun and has a great personality. Would love to see her again in a future video maybe even a mini series. Keep doing what you do :)

[@countrygaming8367]

I thoroughly enjoy the content you produce, and to have your wife participate in the video shows that you are very family oriented; kudos my hats off to you guys! ❤

[@spdrmn34]

This is one of the most entertaining and wholesome videos! Teaching TronicsWife more repairs would be an awesome series of videos

[@Hortonscakes]

YAAAAY Mrs. Tronicsfix in da house! You got this!

[@shaddow_24]

There has to be a more blooper reel content from this, that thumb comment at the end was hilarious. Good job Jessica. Also Steve i personally used you old guide to open my ps4, so the boring parts are definitely something i want included for full repair guides you do.

[@Rest3ch]

Wholesome, sweet and talented people. This is why I am here, thank you.

[@p0rkr0ll36]

My take is that he was never going to keep those cards, Jessica. No matter how many questions you asked. Great job and great video. This was so much fun to watch.

[@uhsul]

I love I fix it and have used it multiple times, and I look forward to them adding more electronics fix guides. Great job Mrs. TronicsFix!

[@b2d327]

Always enjoy your videos for the learning experience but I smiled throughout this one because the 2 of you seemed to have so much fun with it. You both picked winners. ❤

[@mistdyna]

Dang, I like this. People forget that couples need to enjoy each other's hobbies. Hopefully you both had fun.

[@ItsTheM8s]

This was so inspiring I decided to finally attempt to repair my switch that got a bit wet from an accidental overfill of some plants…😂. Took about a half hour and I followed the ifixit guides and THIS video… I was able to successfully clean out the left rails connector that was corroded. Saved me from buying a new switch. Already a subscriber, and without your videos I wouldn’t have had the ability knowhow or guts to attempt it let alone pull it off. THANK YOU TO YOU BOTH. Awesome new content

[@mkcristobal]

This is a great video. Jessica is so confident in front of the camera and seems only nervous about the job she's doing. Really fun and entertaining. I hope you do more of this, it's easier to relate with the newbie, and satisfying when she manages to do it so well with just a little help 👍🏻

[@juanmiguelrr]

I have only tried to fix one joycon following a guide step by step and I broke the battery connector from the board almost in the first steps… so better let the experts like you two do these precision electronic surgery 😉

[@Tronicsfix]

Well, now you know to be careful with the battery connector!

[@SnazzyZubloids]

She's adorable when she's nervous lol It's good to see her again! It's been a while since that live stream! We love TronicsWife!

[@M_AbdullahArif]

I've seen steve fix so many things now and learned a lot but small things such as the technique to un plug and re plug that ribbon cable i missed and such a video where the process was slow and the questions asked actually made me realise that i didnt pick up on such techniques before and learned something new in this video, Nintendo definitely makes things difficult on their consoles, such as the 3ds and this seemed difficult but not too difficult, definitely great that steve is there to help in the tricky parts, I too got confused in a couple of areas so it was a good learning process watching a beginner attempt this repair.

[@Adeptzed]

Nicely done, Mrs. Tronicsfix! Being on camera while learning to do something new is no walk in the park. Congrats on the winnings $$$

[@92BelluS]

Tronics Vs. TronicsWife Repair battle off next episode calling it lmao! Great video!

[@Tronicsfix]

Good idea!

[@taylorbaldwin1776]

I would love to see another video of you challenging Jessica repairing something like this. This type of video is what I really like seeing

[@GuanacoSIVAR]

Wooooowww!!! I really loved this video! Finally got to see Tronix Fix’s wife! Someone who, for sure, has supported you through everything! Keep it up! You guys are awesome. I always love your videos! Let her try a ps4 pro cleaning!

[@larsjohansen821]

LOL TronicFix, looks like you could have some competition there from the missus. Neatly done TronicsWife. Congratulations on the console and the $200 gift cards.

[@cupcakemedia1143]

This was a really cool way to showcase that even someone with limited repair knowledge can do something like this! She did awesome, those eshop cards were well deserved!

[@thej0k3r34]

Seeing their interactions is actually really cute lol this was a great video idea and I’d love to see more like this

[@rayanenferreira]

TronicsWife was awesome!! I loved this collab Steve! Greetings from Brazil!!

[@Rimz790]

Man I loved this video!!! Had a smile on my face throughout the whole video along with the perfect amount of giggles!!! Great job Mrs TronicFixIt!!!

[@TeddieBean]

This is absolutely great! She has great screen presence and DID VERY well overall both following the guide and in her build/breakdown confidence too without being overconfident and breaking anything! Fantastic idea! Plus she brings out the more natural presenting side of Steve and I prefer that delivery as opposed to presenter-voice-Steve he usually does. Also kudos to your wife for being game to actually do this kind of video in the first place! Nice one 👍🏻✨😁

[@jhammond1803]

Great video! Thank you Jessica for showing how it it’s done. Please please more videos like this. Thanks to you both.

[@aaronbatchelor3219]

Aw bless her heart... you should do more of these. I really enjoyed this video well done guys!! X

[@NYFynest23]

this was soooo wholesome!!! she is so sweeeeet!! yall look so good together

[@christopherbolis2048]

We are all very proud of you Jessica, Steve you've done a great job teaching and guider her

[@nhand42]

This was a great idea for a video. A series of these with TronicsWife gaining more skills and working up to micro soldering would be super entertaining.

[@skooterclown]

Love your channel and videos. Having your wife doing this video is genius!. 1. Her level of experience and nervousness matches most of your viewers, I'm sure. And it's nice to see someone feel that way and then actually do the job. 2. She is GREAT on camera especially paired with you (you 2 are a great couple) and 3. Her personality puts a smile on people's faces. Do more of these please. I wish I can subscribe for a second time. /hello Mrs. Tronics.

[@hertzz1]

Please turn this into a series in which you do this with viewers! I would really love to see that.

[@04williamsl]

Aw I'd love to do something like this. I'd love to be able to fix my own stuff, but I'm always just too worried I'd do something wrong and make it worse so end up just going to a shop to fix it instead. Having someone watch and guide, but largely actually leave it up to you to do and just offering help when needed would give me so much confidence to take on other tasks!

[@YAORG]

One advice I can give you is to start small. If you have any electrical device thats broken, tear it apart. Maybe you‘ll find the fault, or at least you‘ll understand how it works. You have nothing to lose, since it‘s already broken and you can‘t make it worse. That’s how I started. I couldn’t fix it, but I learned. I‘m far away from Steve though. It is big fun to bring dead tech back to live. My first repair was a 20“ LCD monitor w/o backlight I got for free. I replaced two bulging capacitors and there was light again. Since I had a CRT at that time, it was a big step up.

[@chasefournier]

Love this video concept! Good job tronics wife! I gotta get my wife to do a video like this! 😊

[@Tronicsfix]

Do it! That would be awesome!

[@waynep2123]

You guys seem like the perfect couple. Hope you guys have a long, amazing marriage. I really enjoy your videos. I bought a bunch of consoles to mess with after watching your videos but now works not allowing me time lol