This Philips BM50 was one of those “too cheap to be true” online finds—and as expected, it arrived in a
This Philips BM50 was one of those “too cheap to be true” online finds—and as expected, it arrived in a
This time I bought online a cheap DYSON HD08 hair-dryer for 45€. Completely Dead! I managed to bring it back
In this video, I take an old, worn-out workshop stool and completely restore it—from removing rust and stripping the old
In this video, I bring a beautiful vintage Universum W2740 flip clock radio back to life! Bought faulty for cheap,
I bought this Gardena hedge trimmer online, knowing it was faulty—and it turns out the only issue was a broken
In this video, I repair a Philips TAPB603/10 soundbar with a failed audio board. After diagnosing the issue and confirming
This battery operated robot mower that I bought months ago from the internet as fault, was not charging the battery.
When you buy things for repair from the internet, it’s always a gamble. One must never assume that the former
The RD6006 power supply that I bought cheaply from the internet (together with the one in the previous post) was
The WZ5005 power supply that I bought cheaply from the internet was busted, doesn’t power up. It had multiple faults.
A Rode Podcaster microphone bought with 12€ as fault. The microphone capsule was broken, and I replaced it with an
I bought a robot mower from the internet, listed as fault but it wasn’t faulty. The battery was deeply discharged. I