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when one of my gaming systems spectacularly failed dumping water down

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the entire rest of the rack the most expensive piece of equipment I lost was

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this battery backup now the obvious thing to do when

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a piece of uh high voltage electrical equipment

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gets doused in water would be to buy a new one but I have a better plan you see

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battery backups are expensive and one of

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the most important parts the lead acid

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batteries seem to be working just fine no that isn't how I checked them to eBay

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I went and while I could have bought a lightly used unit Sands battery it was

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this shipping damaged one that caught my eye hey tyan have a look at what we're

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going to be working on today oh boy

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specifically it is thousands of dollars worth of shipping damage I got this unit

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for just 500 bucks meaning that it could

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very well be worth the time assuming not to mention dangerous process of

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transplanting the hopefully working internals from the shipping damaged unit

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into the uh well probably still good

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steel chassis of the original one so we

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can hope that's why I brought tinan he's going to help make sure that I don't die

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today are you out your ug whip well I am excuse me what are you doing now you can

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enter the rich takes to win a Hennessy Vasa rer 600 a go play disp a truck of

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$100,000 cash don't smash the car smash the link

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in the description from my point of view there's two options we can look at the

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original unit and try and diagnose what exactly in it may or may not be dead or

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we can look at the new unit which I have about 12 days to inform the seller if it

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doesn't work and we can determine if we think there's even a chance that

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transplanting those parts in here is going to make this fully functional

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let's open up the shipping damaged one if only there was some way to remove

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these fasteners like a screwdriver from LTT

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store.com now I have to confess to you I did something bad I did open up the

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original one to have a look at it I didn't touch anything which is very

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important because more than anything else we've ever done folks do not try

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this at home this is high voltage High current electrical equipment there are

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capacitors in here that if you touch them you will die and the batteries that

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too oh yeah I I fooled around with the batteries too that's why I'm pretty sure

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that they're working but if you wanted to validate that for me then uh that

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would probably be really good U Titan's background is what are you like

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megatronics like mechatronics engineering yeah yeah so some mechanical

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some Electronics oh grief yeah lead acid

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batteries he told me when he came in today that he was worried we might be

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doing the lithium ion one I was like no

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I know much better than to fool around with any lithium ion battery this 196

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volts it's pretty pretty clear that some of these boards did get a little bit

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rough housed in shipping like this one

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yeah that looks very distra I've seen so much worse than this the outside is

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really bad you can tell this thing took some bangs yeah but like most of it

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looks fine what's safe to touch like

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these wires for sure yeah this shroud probably maybe depending what's under it

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everything's probably safe but double check boards designed like this should

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have bleed resistors on any of the big capacitors so they should discharge in a

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safe time but you don't want to assume that right how do we check looks like

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there's a whole bunch of touch points on a lot of the main traces that should be

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able to be measured before you get to probating those should we change gears

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and have a look at the water damaged one to see if there's any clues as to what

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we may or may not need to salvage for sure this could be good because what's

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missing from the ship damaged one is all of the boards associated with the

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interface and the display which I mean

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clearly didn't get at least much water on it does anything jump out at you

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immediately here it's really

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dusty we moved all the equipment in while the house was kind of still a

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construction zone that's on me I think I noticed something the new

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one is rev03 and the original one is Rev 00p

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see even when you revise a product that doesn't mean that you revise every

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component of the product they may be completely intercompatibility

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go wholesale complete change out and then hope for the best depends on how

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much time we have probably first thing is figuring out if there's anything

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obvious that's not connected that's supposed to be everything should be

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connected I haven't actually touched anything in here because I knew that I

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was out of my depth yeah I more meant

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like shorts or disconnects oh sure other

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possible spots are over the fan here in fact you can see where the water drips

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were coming through here there are no holes convent over this board which is

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good these holes are obviously the relay

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right there breaker and then there were also holes here what's this that's a

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plug that oh that should not be a problem okay and then these holes were

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over the battery compartment which survived and is now completely dry this

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happened over a month ago now and it seems fine I don't think the breakers

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are damaged to the point where it would matter oh really cuz either they're

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connected or they're not connected and they're connected Ed oh

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balls it's probably not going to be an easy fix there's a chance that there's

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like some of the fuses for the inputs blue or okay maybe some of the control

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board or what looks like a control board back here fried uhhuh oh oh oh oh oh

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could this be as simple as a safety feature working for safety and our fuse

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blue quite possibly hey blown

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fuses we know this because we're getting a continuity beep on the shipping damage

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unit and we are not getting a continuity beep on these units this is input from

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the batteries to the inverter mhm this looks like it might be the ground return

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maybe no what is that for what I'm gathering is you don't want to just put

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the new fuses in because then we don't have backup fuses if they blow depends

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on how dangerous you want to live cuz yeah we have one attempt at these fuses

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not blowing again right we should probably take these out of the chassis

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okay I can do that cool I'll do that one

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one of the things I am concerned about for this is the second board underneath

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which may have been water damaged more than we can see here and this other fuse

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looks like it goes straight down whenever you're looking at an electrical

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system like this for capacitors you want to look for anything that's 50 volts

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rated or higher I would recommend checking everything but those are the

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ones you really want to look for

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275 so we want to check the big oh I

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didn't even see that one big and then

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you want to see look for the two sides of the capacitor in this case there's a

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whole bunch of vas around on these traces so you can just find traces on

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both sides prep across it and you just want to see that it's zero or close to

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zero now I noticed you have this set to volts DC but this says it's rated for

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275 volts ac yeah capacitors are rated

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differently for AC versus DC depending on the type but when you're trying to

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make sure something's deenergized you want to measure DC cuz AC can't exist

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when it's unplugged I'm excited they

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never let me play with stuff like this that's why I'm here my only thing is

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that if I ever die on camera I expect

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the company to monetize it get that cheddar I know it doesn't matter cuz

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they design around it but it always sketches me out when you screw a metal

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screw with a metal washer directly onto a PCB I just don't like it well that's

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probably a good thing they can cause fires sometimes while I was doing some

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research for this shoot I found a nice eaten handbook that I found

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extraordinarily entertaining oh super

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professional oh my God that's Professor Watson I love him the particular page

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that really got me was this

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one nine ways beer and UPS's are

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alike okay here she comes oh perfect I can look at

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that now okay I'm not going to break anything

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wo nice solder jaw eaten that's quality

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didn't realize these were passs for the ball yeah it took me a minute to figure

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that out too they go into what look like gigantic chunky ground it's it's they're

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essentially bus bars between the boards so that's how they're getting lots of

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power in between the two boards without having turn wires it's kind of funky

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though that they just use Giant standoffs I mean Metal's metal yeah and

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if it's metal then it's metal but like and they're brass look at this Sho we

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thought the top was bad yeah look giant capacitor Bank wa wa look at the size of

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the bleed resistors yeah yeah before we tear them both

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completely apart what are the odds that the short in the breaker would have

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caused those fuses to blow it would have had to have been a short between the

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breakers cuz one breaker is a single phase of power so it have to short

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across two phases for those to blow and in theory these should break if anything

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Downstream of them fails but if that were true then why would you need fuses

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anyway uh because you're dealing with enough power that if something goes

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wrong your board's going to melt right your hands are small right oh yeah cool

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that's my superpower I will need your small hands to get that exact connector

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out uh all right cool I think it's dead

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I it looks like it's dead I call dead

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oh yes okay we found another dead fuse this time on the bottom board huh all

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the fuse is blue the system works oh

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yeah okay actually getting a close-up of the two fuses is probably interesting

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cuz here's the noted one oh yeah oh

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there's your problem hey we found it we

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were looking at the top yeah that's not good okay that's very not good okay well

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no that's great now I know why it's dead yeah can actually see where some of the

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electricity was breaking through the solder mask around the edge of the trace

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oh cool that would have uh electrolyzed

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the water so this fuse probably tried to save everything else but it was

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completely soaked in water and never stood a chance

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unfortunately thank you for your

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service I found some more hidden and sneaky shipping damage on one of the

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boards that got a little bit crunched oh

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it doesn't look like it's damaged it'll impact anything but I'll be taking a

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closer look at this board after we get it out okay I have bad news I believe

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this is a different revision than the one that's in here so we may need this

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board to work yeah like your IC is

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completely yeah different from mine there's the

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crunch oh that might be fine yeah like

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it's it's it's probably fine that might just be a ground or something right I'm

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not taking everything out of here because we decided that we were going to

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keep the receptacles and also uh the side is super mangled on this one yeah

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for the input so I guess we just leave all of that which is kind of convenient

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because it means we're not actually rewiring that much so is this it yeah I

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think we just put it back together okay good luck everybody now under normal

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circumstances I would absolutely look at something like this and I'd go oh man

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let's just let's do a quick test of it you know on the bench but we can't we

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don't even have a way of connecting the top board to the bottom board without

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screwing the whole thing together anyway also from a safety standpoint this

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chassis protects us from even if we're careful accidentally touching something

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that we really don't want to touch yeah there were I think 7 or 600 volt caps

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under here looks like I'm now ready for Board

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number the two no way yeah I've got my Breakers almost in dude ni this is going

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so fast yeah we're going to plug this whole thing back together it's going to turn right on we're going to be like

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damn we're really good at this and it was totally worth it you know we've

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actually got a couple of videos coming soon on the economics of you know buying

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broken stuff on eBay and fixing them we bought half a dozen CPUs and then I

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think we bought a bunch of motherboards then we're going to compare to the median us wage and see if we could make

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a living just like buying things on eBay and fixing them um this one was unint

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this was more just I really really really really really didn't want to buy

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another one I don't know exactly why these are directional but I do see what

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looks like a diode marker on them which implies it's designed to go in a

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particular direction oh generally with these when they break they're high

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enough voltage that it'll maintain an arc even if the conductor has broken so

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they're filled with glass or sand that

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act to damp out the arc that's created okay here's your orientation cool got to

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say I kind of feel like I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop a little bit here

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on this project uh same it's going too good okay this cable was almost

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certainly supposed to be routed underneath but um it makes it which

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means that's the last screw what's your confidence level honestly pretty high

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now I have an idea okay I was thinking

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we power it up with just the battery before actually plugging it into the wall sure okay do you need help no you

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sure I'm used to having to carry around something heavy like this you know with

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your tiny hands yeah yeah

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yeah squeaky noises in electronics

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yay uh BP volt out of range UPS shutting

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off battery pack let battery pack the J of range which is probably too low okay

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oh it's probably shutting itself off cuz because it's too low too low yeah which

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so with a wall plug it's probably

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fine let's get the cover on

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yeah so all I got to do

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is slide her in I was about to say that's the last thing that's broken I

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forgot my son's gaming rig is like she's

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working but she's limping he nothing beeped or was

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disastrous here goes the plot

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I hear the UPS let's go have a look load

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knot powered emergency off says battery pack

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voltage out of range but we measured the voltage at about 200 and on the top of

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the unit it says nominal pack voltage is 180 volts so that should be fine yeah

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dude tyan oh did we do a dumb uh well we

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didn't oh no but I might have see that

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little green RPO thing it's supposed to

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be jumed oh yeah it is I know the thing I've meant to put that back in yep

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that's important after painstakingly paying

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super careful attention to everything we did internally I think we just were like

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oh we put it back together let's go test it and I think we might have just missed

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that jumper and that might be it well powered on already okay hold on it's

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saying please wait right now it worked online mode boom we're in oh that was

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terrible that sucks yeah let's go she's

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on load protected online mode okay okay

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yeah yeah yeah I'm plugging the pdu in okay go for it oh it's

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alive it's drawing the power yeah this

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right here this is the face of a guy who just saved thousands of dollars ah

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freaking awesome time to get everything plugged back in probably the worst thing

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that I've been doing lately no no it's not in this is the fact that the 240

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volt device on the other end which is the 115in TV cuz it's China I just

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plugged it into a 120 volt outlet and I was like I don't know maybe it's going

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to be fine my understanding is it does put additional strain on the power

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supply but shouldn't kill it immediately so I'm going to be powering my TV

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properly now properly well properly is you know

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you can just re terminate the plug onto the actual cable instead of Jerry

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rigging the cable to another cable right um yeah but this was convenient because

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I think the cable was already in the wall or something I don't know yeah you

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you can terminated to the cable that was in the wall yeah I don't know there was a reason I did it that way I can't

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remember what it was okay boop boop boop

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boop boop and boob 1 and 1 12,000 Watts

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no problem baby efficiency 87% I don't

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know if that's good but it's good enough for me and it's good enough to tell you

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in Soul Lake City shut up

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description denn how did you get into the car I can't tell if I'm blessed or C

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you know both like the water the random corrosion wouldn't have

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happened to someone who was blessed right but then someone who was cursed

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couldn't have possibly gotten a UPS of that caliber for

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$500 and conveniently had someone on staff who knew how to rebuild it well

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yeah that too if you guys enjoyed this video maybe go check out part one where

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the bulk of the diagnosis of the leak itself took place hey do you want to see

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the fitting yes