Restoration SAMSUNG TVs produced in 1985 | Antique television restore | Upgrade AV port for TV

Restoration SAMSUNG TVs produced in 1985 | Antique television restore | Upgrade AV port for TV
Our next project was to restore a Samsung television made in 1985. It was not intact and damaged some components. We upgraded the TV to an audio video port to make TV more efficient. Any suggestions for our work leave comments under comment
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[@charliegoodwin1933]

Not here because I’m handy or anything. It’s just really satisfying to watch restoration videos

[@charliegoodwin1933]

I don’t know how to use tools or stuff like that. A handy person is someone who can fix things

[@SoapMcTavish06]

Same here, are you from USA?

[@MadMax-yq9ix]

I bet you can satisfy.

[@user-vz4bo1en8x]

And it's very satisfying to see a black and white TV working

[@kacpreusz9911]

Yeah, isn't It?

[@ct92404]

Out of all the things that have become "trendy," the restoration fad is great because it's making people appreciate history more and saving things from being just thrown away. It's good to see a fad that actually makes people productive for once!

[@vinylcity1599]

That TV played terribly though, why watch that when we have HD?

[@ct92404]

@@vinylcity1599 Then why are you even watching this video?

[@atothez1931]

Vinyl City nostalgia my friend... nostalgia.

[@YvetteWorldChamp]

30+ years later and 100+ channels more and there still ain’t shit to watch.

[@surfacegrindingmachine5894]

@@kevinkelley3906 i had 3 channels but i ve had a lot of fun moving the antenna every five minutes jaja

[@MACTEP_CHOB]

Animal planet for me mostly.

[@elmerlopez.9952]

me 2.

[@user-ls9fs7pg8n]

ذلت

[@wilfridkolarik6110]

You are the champion of the repairing and restoration in électronic TV. Tank you very much, with the good moment in video.

[@Traderjoe]

I have a TV from Panasonic from the late 80’s and it still works! It’s actually hooked up to my VCR. That works too.

[@michaelh404]

It must have been made in America

[@randomscience4k]

Michael H most of the Panasonic electronics were made in Japan back in the days. Even today some of their appliances still are.

[@theone2be33]

And has Rabbit ears sitting on top

[@pyeltd.5457]

@@randomscience4k 90s panasonic is made in Spain

[@MACTEP_CHOB]

I have Goldstar and I will keep it for sd content. Not everything we like is avalable in hd.

[@1337Shockwav3]

Pluging in a TV in that condition without any previous testing? You're a brave man.

[@aiko4139]

It couldnt work because he didnt turn the Power Sockets

[@egorfilatov8115]

Вот смотрю на этот телевизор и думаю,какая же у нас была великая и богатая страна СССР,на телевизор Рекорд ни дерева нежалели ни меди с железом!.

[@user-gl9pm7qb7l]

так он и стоил, как чугунный мост)

[@TrueMUNH]

И салфеткой накрывали как покойника

[@user-og4tb7kr7d]

Зато он весил столько что его можно было заместо бомбы с самолёта сбрасывать

[@kalobyte]

мой папаша в 85м купил цветной телик так он стоил 385 рублей, а это больше 2х зарплат сейчас 1 советский рубль стоит 1 грамм золота 1г золота стоит 35 евров по современным деньгам это 13475 евров или 916300 бибариков по курсу 68 ббр за евру

[@user-og4tb7kr7d]

@@kalobyte Кому бы продать 200 советских рублей за 200 г золота?

[@carleenpring3404]

I loved learning about electronics when I was in college 1982/3. We assembled simple circuit boards and thought we were smart if we got it right! Fun times....thanks for the memories :)

[@compactgirl]

When our tv didn't wanna turn on we usually hit it hard on the side and got it going on lol, thanks for the memories.

[@131dyana]

What a daunting task that was. Good job. I have not seen a black and white TV in so long.

[@persephoneblack888]

This is almost identical to my first television set. I had one that was just a smidge updated. I was born in the 90s. But my parents were on a hardcore budget and when I asked for a TV I got something like this. It had about 30 channels on it. I only watched 5. Haha No complaints here, I loved that little TV. I was sad when it broke!

[@only257]

Persephone Black my aunt and uncle had a tv from 1986 it was a old sylvania tv with the knobs to change the channel😊

[@Bk99JzM]

Witam i pozdrawiam!!Udanana naprawa starego Telwizora czarno -białego,ożył i bedzirmozna oglądać filmy i słuchać muzyki,wiedza i rzetelność dala dobry efekt,spostrzeglem dwa błędy przy demontau odbiornika,kineskop łapiemy dwoma rękami!!Nigdy za szyjkę gdy wysliznie się z ręki i może dość do implozji,po drugie kineskop kładziemy na kocu lub ręczniku nigdy na twardej powierzchni,możliwość porysowania czoła kineskopu???Tak trzymać...

[@gochabak77]

Hi, I am Korean hot wheel restorator 1985 Samsung TV!! It's amazing You are so handy~ I am so jealous that you are so handy,respcet!!

[@yohanwood7107]

wow i am from korea and happy to see that old samsung tv and it work

[@earlharman2040]

1985? Antique? At 68, I must be ancient, lol. Nice restoration.

[@ryuugureen4969]

Technology years are like dog years. A 30 year old television might as well be 300 years old in human years.

[@ct92404]

@@ryuugureen4969 Only the dumbass, skinny jeans wearing Millennials think like that. If something is more than 2 years old, they think "omg that's soooo old! Ugh!"

[@trollsthatlol1]

@@ct92404 Pretty broad generalization there. I fit under that generation and have a 4 year old phone and 13 year old Desktop PC. I certainly ain't complaining.

[@ct92404]

@@trollsthatlol1 Do you want a participation trophy?

[@trollsthatlol1]

@@ct92404 Nah, that one goes to you for the very original and inspired response you have there. By the way you forgot the part where you tell me I'm lazy and/or a welfare sucking leech etc. And/or the spawn of Satan. But thanks for trying !

[@albertflores4346]

LOVE THIS VIDEO. I was born 1990 and watched all my cartoons on a tv like that. Brought back memories. Thank you! Great video.

[@vinylcity1599]

Restoring an old CRT TV like that is like restoring an 80s era cellphone, pointless! But a terrific job! Bravo!

[@ricog8209]

It may seem pointless to you but he may see it as a sense of achievement . People collect antiques don't they?

[@Home4Variety]

@Vinyl City There is nothing pointless about this. This guy may like old school electronics, like me, and is just rescuing them and returning them to their former glory, maybe as a hobby. Nine times out of ten, old school is better.

[@Davids-fb9ub]

It might seem pointless now because their 30 years old...but believe me next 30 years more new generations might think its cool... by the way you must be a troll...

[@rodjerdankist1125]

I've been considering becoming an electrician. Watching this has furthered my interest

[@bloodshadow7082]

You supposed to rest the tube on a pillow or something soft while repairing or taking it apart. Because you can leave scratch marks on the tube. How I know these things. Because my father worked as a TV/VCR repairman all his life.

[@soonersciencenerd383]

its not worth fixing. the copper and other metals are worth salvaging.

[@brunomoyano8727]

@@soonersciencenerd383 for me it's worth saving tyose tv's look cool

[@thetechexpert4887]

I Like vintage televisions. Thank you for bringing it back to life.📺

[@yuragregori69]

Реставрировать механику, это одно... но востанавливать электронику это совсем другое :))) ... Лайк, однозначно :))) .... Ждем новых видео .

[@tonytiger943]

I’m glad that you are a good cyclist. I would have been scared of balancing this and falling off, smashing the tube. Beautiful restoration. I once, of necessity (poverty), pulled a 1970 Sony colour TV of similar size out of a dumpster. In the U.K.. It has been rained on, but I knew it had only been rained on once. It was winter. I put it near my heater and left it there for a month. Then I plugged it in and stood well back. Turned it on with the help of a broom handle and some tape. It worked. It had no sound. I knew to heed the warnings about the discharge from the tube capacitor, so I took it to a TV repair shop. He repaired the sound for £40. He said; “Did your TV ever get wet”. I was honest with him. He was fine about it. Back in 1990, to have a nice Sony colour TV in the U.K. for just £40 was great. 😊 📺. Since then I have repaired CRT IMacs. I’m still always worried about capacitor discharge. I use welding gloves, car jump starter cables and Earth the capacitor to my metal central heating radiator. Beautiful job here cleaning up the circuits and transformer. They really don’t make them as good as this anymore, but you do 👍👍😊

[@juliearth5771]

Браво!!! Умная голова, золотые руки!!!

[@Bk99JzM]

Witam i pozdrawiam!Super wykonana renowacja i naprawa TV Samsung,będzie dalej użyteczny,wygląda jak nowy,duża wiedza ,tak trzymać..

[@therestoration2r878]

Thank for your comments

[@gamerpoets]

Been trying to find an old, 1970s or earlier tv around here at tag sales and wherever I can think to look. Never anything :( doesnt need to work. Just want it for a prop. Enjoyed watching this.

[@crossarmkid42]

Search the free section on Craigslist.

[@becconvideo]

Unlike today Samsung was a manufacturer of cheap and simple electronics. I wonder where in the world there was a market for table top b/w sets in the mid 80ies - not even in Eastern Germany. Maybe as a monitor for my ZX81 :-) Nice to see how light weight and simple such a device is. Thanks for preserving it for future generations :-)

[@Lightning2011]

Who else noticed the tiny lizard on the wall 😂

[@mesterak]

Mubeen Ahmed that was a cockroach with a tail LOL

[@ferretman6790]

mesterak thier was also a lizzard

[@unlined_sardine7426]

18:32 i see it

[@maxboonkittypoison]

excellent job. glad someone restoring these relics from the past. film producers used to hire these old things to shoot there movies. Greetings,, Kitty.

[@theunknownone5663]

Perfect for old Nintendo 👍👍

[@CaesarNeptuneStudios]

Not in color though :/

[@schuur10]

Yeah..Duck Hunt!

[@Bzons]

@@CaesarNeptuneStudios Perfect for Atari then!

[@glhdesigns2723]

Atari is in color to... So no not perfect

[@hudsonball4702]

@@glhdesigns2723 Original Pong then. That was black and white.

[@DeimonKimono]

wow dude, can't believe.., unbelievable restored 100% 🧐🧐

[@PowerPC602]

At 5:36 you scratch your CRT putting it on the table full of dust and sand... Listen the noise...

[@jss636]

I cringed. Use a pillow or something.

[@frogjunk]

I thought the same thing. A cloth, a towel, a glove, anything but straight on the table covered in dirt and debris. Why bother after that?

[@TheLawrenceWade]

I really applaud what you're doing here. Samsung, LG (Gold Star) and a few other brands started making the cheap TV sets that were sold as store-brand TV sets in North America. Samsung was behind the $99 black-and-white 12" TV set that every teenager of the mid-1980s wanted. Eaton Viking? Sears Electronics? Candle? They were always Samsung or Gold Star sets. I'm glad for the prosperity of Samsung and Gold Star now and I am glad to see someone preserving their early products. Dude, you plugged it in and turned it on and off about a million times. - Open and inspect first, especially when there are missing parts like the antenna jacks. - You would have seen the water damage, bad capacitor, and bad fuse if you had opened up the set prior to testing. - Filaments take time to heat the cathode(s) of the CRT. You will see NOTHING on the screen until the CRT is warm, and in the case of most later CRT sets, that means the horizontal output stage must be working for high voltage, CRT filaments, and even power to the audio amplifier. - If the set is black-and-white and it's not glued, just take the yoke off the CRT. If the set is color, don't move the yoke on the neck at all.

[@pyeltd.5457]

these were the worst TVs of that time

[@redstickham6394]

I remember this time, when Samsung was known as a cheap brand. I had one of those little B/W TVs back then, and later had a color Sears TV that was made in 1976. That thing kept on running and never gave any problems. Today Samsung makes some of the best TVs out there now, along with the best smartphones. They've come a long way.

[@Assunto_difente]

Top essa restauração não é qualquer um que sabe fazer da trabalho mas vale apena reviver uma relíquia desta eu tenho uma desta e um tv de 5 polegadas tem uma desvantagem não tem controle e que quando está frio dar preguisa para ir troca de canal eu acho que essas tv são melhores que smart tv a minha tv Caio no cháo várias vezes nuca deu defeito uma smart uma pancada já era

[@guilhermemachado2580]

Quando eu era criança batia nessas TV's quando dava problema no sinal ou na imagem. Saudade daquele tempo...

[@user-dl7js9tf8f]

우와~~우리집이 있었던 텔레비전이다~~로터리식 삼성텔레비전...추억이 새록새록~~^^아빠의 리모컨이었던 어린시절이 생각난다.. 조그마한 브라운관 텔레비전 5명 가족이 함께 토요일에 영화도 시청했었지...

[@Wessexify]

Здорово!И ручка каналов ещё ПТК,как у нашего старенького воронежского "Рекорда".

[@notsofunnynowisit]

No way - how the Magic Pixies didn't make the Smoke Come Out or bite your hand on that flyback I will never know. Bravo on a great resto!

[@ricog8209]

I can't believe a television that old with a rotary tuner has RCA input jacks.

[@Brasil66]

Rico g This was a highend tv back then

[@ast-og-losta]

It was an experimental option back then.

[@becconvideo]

@@Brasil66 noooo

[@RWL2012]

it didn't, it's a modification.

[@rahatalamalam9402]

Yes believe you s video signal rca socket

[@pardeepgill9020]

Old is gold👍👌

[@peteb2]

A load of work that was more a repair, re-build & modify. Since no manufacturing is done for TV picture tube now, these sets including colour will become increasingly collectable. You were lucky the only main fault was the exploded capacitor, the sets I find the pix tube is at end of life so no point going further.

[@andygozzo72]

thats always a possibility, i've scrapped quite a few due to too far gone crts

[@derofromdown-under2832]

It's a miracle that it works... Reasonable restoration... 8/10

[@tripathishivam342]

Btw...those blackshades won't be visible while physically watching but it's due to camera recording... great work😊👏👏👏👏👏

[@Sharptooth100]

I think modding that 1985 Samsung TV with audio video port is great, even for all the other vintage 80s TVs. Great on to do.

[@ethanrsr5268]

How is this man not famous!

[@user-sq7jx7by4t]

Какие золотые руки и голова!!!

[@davidbrown8303]

I'm sure even way back in ancient times like the 80s TVs like these were meant to be thrown away after about five years.

[@hhhusackss]

restoration- my neverending story, thanks.....DIN five input slovakia

[@michaelfedorsha8147]

That tv was specifically made for a Sega Master System!

[@commedics]

It brings to me kind memories of my technician years fixing tvs and stereos in the 80s Great video. Very good job Thank you I emjoyed it very much

[@yosi1989]

As we do not know when to explode, it may be better to replace the electrolytic capacitor completely.

[@user-cx5lx7cm4h]

삼성TV를 여기서보다니 감회가새롭네요 물건의중요함을여기서알아갑니다 감사합니다 ~

[@venomhemi3914]

Great! time to hook up the Atari 2600 now lol

[@stivenjordanr154]

how about connecting the playstation 4 on the television and that the games work well

[@stivenjordanr154]

You know what I mean by connecting to that old TV but instead of pley 4, how about the Xbox One

[@elricdemelnibone5241]

my father was a TV repairer, it reminds me of sacred memories.

[@ratedasmr7811]

That wood was iconic. Why paint it. It lost all its character. Great job getting it to work though

[@Zeem4]

There wasn't any wood, only cream-coloured plastic that had yellowed badly, and some black painted areas that the paint had worn off.

[@armandoquintero7512]

Your killin me with the manual screwdriver

[@tracywallace7414]

Your ability to restore just about anything is amazing...keep the gecko around...they keep the bug population under control...I learned that while I was stationed on Guam...your handy work is very enlightening and entertaining for me...on to the next project...Great Job👍

[@michelebryan7353]

You can't be impatient when turning on these old sets. They gotta warm up just a little! :) Love the work you do!

[@jasonrutt1122]

It sure wold nice to know what the things are taking off, and why you’re doing certain things. Teach how it works

[@Nitnyline]

Dude you did FANTASTIC don't listen to anyone here criticize you for painting a 40 year old piece of junk that is worth $5 at a yard sale. That's after you restored it it is worth $5 before it was worth zero. I like everything you did. Enjoy.

[@samflameking]

1:21 "This when he realised he bought a dead TV". - me

[@samflameking]

Thx for the heart

[@DutchVanDerLindo]

No problem sweety

[@chetannagdeve7522]

Wow you are so brilliant and I love vintage stuff like that

[@inigualable.2963]

Excelente trabajo amigo.!!! 👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@eliasleguiz5090]

el que sabe , sabe!! no hay con darle. admirable!

[@cicerocorreia1309]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho ficou muito bom

[@shyleshsrinivasan5092]

Nice to see this back working !

[@danielmouta4365]

Maravilhoso! Grande projeto. Quando as coisas eram feitas para durar. Saudades dos produtos Samsung desta época.

[@brunoramos8986]

Tbm de agora quebrão rapido kkk

[@user-mh4li1pc2l]

в начале видео я скептически отнесся к восстановлению,но с течением времени видя профессионализи автора все больше стал убеждаться в воскрешении! отличное видео!!!спасибо большое!

[@lenzvfrc1972]

Интересно чем он всегда промывает платы? Какую жидкость льет на зубную щетку?

[@DIGGER197]

​​@@lenzvfrc1972 спирт. Больше ничем их не моют

[@SirDanteAlexandru]

You missed a step in the plastic restoration. Despite painting it, the plastic will continue to oxidize and will eventually start cracking.

[@atakan888]

Thumbs up for not adding music

[@user-gl9pm7qb7l]

А теперь на Авито за штуку)) кстати, у тебя клопы.

[@kushiklife8898]

))))

[@manavbajaj9109]

90s ka Purana tv yadd aa gaya.wah! Hamare ghar ka aisa hi tv tha phele isko dekh ke yadd aa gaya

[@roshif-tv9xd]

This was state of the art when I was a young teenager...lol I feel too damn old👴

[@abc-ni9uw]

What are you -17 years of age lol

[@pyeltd.5457]

this for 1985 was a low end budget TV. even Zenith was going down hill with System 3

[@quantumleap359]

I'm surprised that a 1985 TV doesn't have a UHF tuner. Nice job.

[@SeamusJohnsonMusic]

4:54 that is a nice little speaker!!!!!!

[@kirillmoonzy10]

I am from Russia and we have never sold such a rarity, from the word "At all".

[@icealchemist9122]

Офигенно! А если бы автор сделал на нём Wi-Fi управление, то был бы полный финиш

[@swordlesslink83]

Ice Alchemist91 what.?

[@icealchemist9122]

@@swordlesslink83 Bluetooth receiver чтобы управлять со смартфона

[@aidarmurtazin6363]

@@swordlesslink83 мы в России ко всему припаеваем Wi-fi модуль

[@leftright9881]

My grandma have this tv,it works until now but only in 1 local channel,we lived here in Philippines

[@biotechlovers1114]

We are buy from direct customer no media please call me or whatsapp [phone]

[@AidenGibson1]

You did an amazing job on fixing that! I should watch some more of your videos!

[@paulwhitear4983]

Good restoration. Haven't seen tv like that for a few years.

[@therestoration2r878]

Yes . It was popular in 1985. Currently the TV can only be displayed . Thank you

[@Psychlist1972]

I was into this until that beige/yellow spraypaint on the front panel. Nice repair, otherwise.

[@forevercomputing]

Yeah, a good scrub and a clean.

[@charlieretro]

I kinda of like the way he painted it that was the main color of places back in the day.

[@forevercomputing]

@@charlieretro The colour is not the problem. It's the fact he just PAINTED it...

[@Psychlist1972]

@@charlieretro Computers were really the only beige things back then. I had never seen a beige/yellow TV. But, it's his TV. To @Forever Computing 's point, though. it's like it just chucked a thick layer of paint over the dirt and chrome. It was sloppy, when so much of the rest of the fix was quality work.

[@darkwyngraym]

He got the colors swapped

[@user-xe5jh2dg8e]

Wow! 1985? Very old this 📺! But look like good!

[@schuur10]

Keep saying that to people and they like you!

[@edgaralmeida3560]

Excelente restauração amigo 👍👏👏👏🇧🇷

[@MAGNETICDOGZ]

The flashing TV screen is giving me Poltergeist vibes...I half expected to see a ghostly hand come out of the box. Nice restoration, though.

[@timmitzlaff8960]

The very first color TV set I bought brand new was from Sears. It was in 1981 it was a remote portable. It looked like the Samsung featured in this video. The cost, about $550.00. It replaced a $20.00 b&w garage sale set. I started working in 1969 and it wasn’t till 81 that I could afford a nice car, apartment, and a color tv. Man I thought I was the s____!

[@Electronicview]

wow! it is very old TV

[@lscv1754]

It 's been so long since I've seen it...from korea : )

[@gimjjaacmeng4995]

@@stephanieeiche5109 Sooner or later,From Notrh Korea ICBM(intercontinental ballistic missile) will come to your mouth or brain from Notrh Korea. and then Bang~! ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@dongvavduc]

Ngày xưa nhà ai có cái tivi này là giầu có lắm,cả làng đến xem nhờ mới thế mà đã mấy chục năm rồi ,ôi cái tuổi thơ.

[@hellyeah66613]

Lol do a restoration on the cardboard box it came in aswell that thing has seen some trips

[@benjamindelgado8979]

LMAO

[@legoman8960]

When you reply to your own comment

[@hellyeah66613]

Lego man when you can only see colors and not letters

[@Bk99JzM]

Witam Udana renowacja i naprawa malego TV czarno-bialego,bedzie dale chodzil,tak trzymac!!

[@casadasaguasd.anareis9320]

Eu amo objetos antigo, tem história. Bom dia 🌷🌷🌷❤

[@3shit3]

Eu também, amo demais!

[@bisnetodeportugues]

Duram mais do que as de hoje dia.

[@casadasaguasd.anareis9320]

@@bisnetodeportugues verdade, as de hoje são tudo descartáveis

[@lemonadewassap6957]

this video inspired me to do restoration when i grew up in my youtube channel

[@schuur10]

You,ve must have been one of those factory workers in a previouse life, i mean i,m older than that television and i dont get it how such works till today. accept you picked it appart by sections like : Tube, Sound, On/Off , Tuning, and power transformer? and thats a tv. Great job man i like that!, Maybe try to restor an old 70,s 8 track tape recorder, or an 8mm film camera, or a pick-up /recordplayer

[@midas9293]

헐~ 진짜 삼성티비네~내가 한국사람이라 그런지 그것도 옛날 로터리 방식으로 나온 티비가 반갑다. 삼성전자 고위층에서 이걸봐야 하는데~

[@therestoration2r878]

Thank for your comments

[@therestoration2r878]

Thank you

[@midas9293]

@@therestoration2r878 뭐가 땡큐라는건지?! 저 놈이 뭐라고 쓴건지 알고서 댓글 다신건지?!

[@detcordxxxi]

Painting the box was a bad idea. Otherwise, great job.

[@johnvaldez8830]

TV looks good...but Dude please be careful and discharge that CRT the right way, you're gonna get hurt. Good upgrade and nice refresh for a black and white box. I really miss the the old days of the b&w TVs. Sweet little tubes.

[@therestoration2r878]

Thanks for your comments. We also know the danger of crt. We are also instructed by experts to discharge crt . Have a nice day

[@sanacheesekimbapr2438]

wow that was iconic.. youtube in an old tv??? HAHAHA

[@hqgirl567]

wow that doesn't even look like a samsung tv at all! it is so satisfying to watch u fix it up!

[@ilyaterekhin]

Передняя черная панель и задний кожух покрашены не идеально, но это круто восстановить тв из такого состояния.

[@electric_mix]

Very nice

[@Oleg-Surgut]

За шнур нельзя дергать порвется током ударит Тянуть нужно за вилку

[@brandonmeshok52]

Мне еще это дед говорил. Странно, что автор не в курсе

[@rectify2003]

Good job. That capacitor that was loose , is probably the frame cap. Its common, they always dry out and fall to bits.