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Never Fail Vintage Computer Repair Techniques

Here are of mine and my friends tips for vintage computer repairs. Below is a list which I will go over in this video. Vintage Computing Repairs Look - look for defective parts an\or things out of place ** Clean board with rubbing alcohol, old tooth brush and cotton rage Burnt capacitors Burnt resistors Burnt\blown diodes Blown fuses Missing IC\chips or other missing parts Bad soldering Cracked solder joints or on the board Wires hanging out Shorts. On top, bottom and ports Smell - are there strange smells which are not from bug, mice, etc? Look for blown capacitors like RIFA capacitors in the power supply Check keyboard for liquid splits like drinks and\or animals presents, like urine Power - check voltages Power supply outputs On the board, voltage regulators - check regulators specifications for pinouts and voltages Feel - do any IC (chips) feel hot? If so, replace CPU, Memory, Support IC\chips Listen - listen to the boot up sounds Normal start up sounds like on Apple II series, Commodore PET 4000 series, Apple Macintosh chimes. ** Some computers like C64, Timex Sinclair, etc have no boot up sounds. Strange noises from power supply, video section and monitor Diagnose Run built in diagnostics if available. Apple IIe, IIc, Atari 600XL, 800XL and other have built in diagnostic Check signals -CPU, Memory, Video, Control logic Use diagnostic software, cartridges, adapters, etc. Retro Intel videos link Rudy's Retro Intel email: [email protected] My GitHub - https://github.com/RudyRetroIntel/Vin... You can help support the channel by becoming a Patreon member https://patreon.com/user?u=60394278 Music for Rudy's Retro Intel (full copyrights) granted by: Thano Productions Inc. email: [email protected]

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