Author Topic: Louis Rossman, Right to Repair Bill  (Read 21485 times)

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Offline james_s

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Re: Louis Rossman, Right to Repair Bill
« Reply #75 on: June 20, 2017, 03:24:56 pm »
I would have liked to have a look at the Maytag board (sounds like it might be the same problem you encountered) - but it came from the M.I.L. who always knows best   ;)  so I wasn't going anywhere near the thing.

Politics trumps curiosity.

There's really nothing remarkable about the board, it's a cheap phenolic PCB stuffed with mostly through-hole components and a SMT microcontroller. The door lock motor is controlled by a triac which is a little TO-92 device just barely adequate to drive a properly working motor. For some reason some of them would develop unusually low resistance and blow the triac.
 

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Re: Louis Rossman, Right to Repair Bill
« Reply #76 on: June 21, 2017, 05:02:43 pm »
he makes interesting SMD videos,  :-+  but can forget to hit the stop button after 3 hrs.  :=\
Hobbyist with a basic knowledge of electronics
 

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Re: Louis Rossman, Right to Repair Bill
« Reply #77 on: June 21, 2017, 08:25:27 pm »
Some of the videos really are too long, the same is occasionally true of Dave's videos too though. I enjoy them a lot but admittedly I find myself skipping sections fairly frequently.
 


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