Trying to repair a Glitchy 1990's furby + teardown

[@oliviasfurbyrepairs687]

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[@enemy-ut4gh]

Check if the board has burn or stained spots where parts of the lines don’t connect it could affect him but idk

[@oliviasfurbyrepairs687]

I cleaned the board of all the stained spots with rubbing alcohol, and used compressed air to blow away dirt. it seemed as if something was purposely added to the board to cause the furby to short out over time, as the board looked vastly different then the other furbys I've taken apart. Thanks for commenting!

[@yourmomplaysfortnite6485]

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[@yourmomplaysfortnite6485]

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[@fnaffreak]

Underrated

[@Unhibouxbouboule]

I don't know anything about furbys (I mean, I had furbys when I was younger but I never repaired one, even if it looks pretty interesting, tho) but if you want my opinion, it looks a lot like a softaware problem than a motor problem, the gurglings and the weird moves he makes are directly connected to the motherboard who gives the orders and tasks to the motor so... unless there's a way to fix the software (by changing the chip or even reprogramming it if that's even possible) I don't know if it's repairable :/ once again I know nothing about furby repairing so maybe I'm saying bs, feel free to correct me X) (sorry for my bad english but I am from the baguette land so it's complicated lmao)

[@oliviasfurbyrepairs687]

So, the R.L Factory added an extra thing to the circuit board, and in the part 2 of this video, I find out that it was causing the 2 language board of the furby to short out. The furby started sparking and smoking and even burned me. The short had then fried his board, causing him to completely die. I had done all I could do, but I highly suggest watching part 2, because it shows everything that I did and the short. There is no way I can replace the circuit board, since everything is mounted in top of the furby, but his speaker will definitely help. There is no way to reprogram him, I tried. I have decided to use him for a custom Furby in tribute of him, as he was my favorite Furby, that I had for 5 years. He's just too dangerous to work on. Thanks for your advice. Here is the link to part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJewnaZ6Z5VgpdE

[@Unhibouxbouboule]

@@oliviasfurbyrepairs687 yeah I'm really sorry for my useless comment I've seen the part 2 only after posting it so I felt kinda dumb tbh X) well at least you can use his parts to save others, he's a hero dead for our sins anyway, keep doing videos like those ! I find them really interesting and maybe I'll try to fix one myself while learning from your videos ! those are pretty good :)

[@oliviasfurbyrepairs687]

​@@Unhibouxbouboule Your comments not useless, I'm glad some ones this interested in this glitchy boy. I can use his parts for another Furby, and I recently just got 4 1998 Furbys that are all broken! They are Christmas presents, So I plan on fixing later on...on this channel. If one is a mute then Sherbets speaker will help them. If your interested on what happened with Sherbet, you can click on my community tab on my channel and see that I customized him. I have a before and after picture. Here is the link: kzbin.info/door/ad1UMF9IM1tlwUsdVshPFAcommunity I've collected and fixed Furbys for over 8 years, having around 54 Furbys, So I'm happy to share my knowledge with others. It is really fun to fix them, but it is sometimes time consuming, especially if wires need to be soldered. But the satisfaction of hearing them talking is worth it. Thanks!

[@yourmomplaysfortnite6485]

​@@Unhibouxboubouleit's not useless

[@yourmomplaysfortnite6485]

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[@Blutoof_]

My 1998 furby is also rl which explains why he sometimes randomly changes his name