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Feb 6, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-06-21T20:34:56.673513Z
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Well that debunks my theory on why one of my tvs doesn't work. An old 5" Samsung crt type. When I got it, it wouldn't power on, so I stored it in the garage until I got to it for repair. Well then winter arrived, and I happened to just plug it in for fun, powered it on and it fired right up in the garage. It only works if it's around 20° F. In the house where it's warmer, it's a no-go. Eager to see the cold cap vid.
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I have a high end JVC VCR that while valuable, it doesnt work right away. I literally have to throw the thing in a barely large enough food dehydrator for a few hours to get it warm enough to operate. Once it operates it will stay on forever, until i turn it off at which point it would need to be warmed up again. Obviously this JVC model is known to have bad capacitors.
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@davebutler3905
3 months ago
Good tip. I used to use a hair dryer to heat a whole device to see if the fault would clear. Good starting point if you suspect bed electrolytics.
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