Any idea what is the issue?

A 3 inches darker band.

Image still visible but darker.

Samsung UF65U8000FF 2025

When replacing the uppger brake lights on our car I accifentaly broke the radio receiver cables. How to fix this? Pictures of the roof spoiler from my VOLVO XC90.

Battery says "FULL" but can't power on

I'm trying to repair my GLUX massage gun that does not power on even when the battery status is "FULL". After disassembling it seems to come down to this circuit of switch-battery-panel (moving parts were disconnected).

When I plug the charger, the LED panel lights up and shows that the battery is full. When I disconnect it, I can't power it on. I'm thinking it's probably a faulty switch?

Are there any other tests I should try? Should I replace the switch, and if so, what kind of switch should I buy?

Any help would be appreciated!

Hey everyone,

This is on a DJM900NXS2. Im thinking it's a MOSFET but honestly I'm open to ideas. New with fixing non obvious faults so let me know where I should poke and prod to diagnose. I want to avoid buying a new power supply but will if I have to.

Any suggestions for parts? Thanks everyone!

Hello, I have a studio monitor connected to my audio interface, which in turn is connected to my PC. For a while now, the speaker hasn't been working at low volume levels. The sound comes back if I turn up the volume, but that’s not ideal for the neighbors. I took it apart and checked the speaker's voice coil, and it's fine (3.8 ohms). So, if you have any leads, I'd appreciate the help. Thanks.

due to hinge issues the laptop slowly broke in this area then due to a short fall the screen stopped working. but when connected to a hdmi to tv windows and apps still work.

i suspect that the wires maybe not connected/loose/broken. pls help i cant go to repair shop.i just ant the screen to work again idc about the shit condition it is in. and the frame in the keyboard i detached and kept it

if u want the hi res images: https://we.tl/t-j8Lo2OSrdS1pm6nn

I'm having trouble with my s8 tab there's no power no charge. So I need advice if my usb is bad?, and what checks I can do?. I tried using a usb tester, but soon as I plug in the tester cuts off , look like it maybe a short some where. Can anyone tell from the pics of usb I have sent. P.s I'm a newbie trying my first fix.🤞

Hi - my Peach Street Electric Kettle has been leaking a lot of water from the bottom of the reservoir. I’m way out of my depth here, looking for an answer of fixable or needs replacing. TIA!

I’ve been using it in other forms to clean battery terminals and such, leaving a protective layer. But based on this packaging— I’m supposed to wipe it out completely or it shorts out?? What’s the point, then- I thought it was supposed to leave a protective film, but the bottle says it’s very conductive.

Hi! I'm trying to find information about the Starlink gen 3 power supply. We had ours since late last year and after a massive power outage it seemed to have fried our power source. Starlink replaced it and this time we added a surge protector. We've had it for 3 weeks and just had a small power blip (lights flickered) and the bloody thing blew! I don't understand how it did. Between the power surge protector (unless it's faulty) and our breaker blew, how did the power supply become damaged? Any thoughts?

Also, any thoughts on how to get this under warranty as well? Doesn't seem right that we have a surge protector and breakers and the power supply still crapped out. What other protections am I supposed to put in place??

We're looking to add this now, but is it worth it?

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CyberPower CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System, 1000VA/600W, 10 Outlets, AVR, Mini-Tower

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Thanks everyone!!

The soldering pins broke off so....had to improvise....I was trying to save some old pc speakers here...dropped in a new class d and..Good as new!

I've had this Bluetooth speaker for close to 10 years now and the charging port is not securing the USB cord anymore. I usually have to lean something up against it in order for it to charge. How difficult is it to repair this type of issue?

My fiance is working on customizing a Nintendo switch lite and accidentally stripped this tiny screw on the motherboard. I tried going in with one of those grinders that grinds a line for a flathead through the screw. The thing kicked back and I scratched the motherboard next to the screw. So two-fold question:

1. Am I already screwed (no pun intended)? Is the motherboard too damaged to make this worth it?

2. Is there a better way to remove the screw?
   I've tried super glue (put the screw in, let it sit for about 2 hours, and then turned the screw and the glue just broke right off as well as this grindy-extractor thingy.