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    #41
    Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

    Originally posted by Jasgriff View Post
    That fluke is looking like it will go cheap. Get Budm to buy it for you.
    It always looks cheap until the very last second when snipers come in.

    Now these were good deals that expired today. A little fast orange or gojo and the holsters will look like new.

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/360452266881

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/360452260738
    Last edited by retiredcaps; 04-27-2012, 06:50 PM. Reason: grammar
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      #42
      Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

      PS. The Fluke 179 isn't on my shopping list unless it is really really cheap (like $50).
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        #43
        Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

        Why is that? That's what I wanted to buy, but in the last moment I found the 85-v.
        On the 170 class the holster is not removable.

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          #44
          Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

          Since we are talking tools/instruments here, what kind of soldering stations do you guys have.
          I have purchased the Kendall 899D and it's almost great, but when I need to remove a cap with a bigger solder, or the trace is pretty big, it handles it pretty bad.
          That station that I have purchased is mostly for the heat gun anyway.
          I'm looking at the Weller WESD51, what do you think about this, or could you recommend something around that ballpark? I'm kind of eyeballing the Hakko 951, but it's a bit expensive. I like it digital.

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            #45
            Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

            Originally posted by tibimakai View Post
            Why is that? That's what I wanted to buy, but in the last moment I found the 85-v.
            On the 170 class the holster is not removable.
            There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Fluke 170 series.

            Given what you were going to spend, $150 for used Fluke 179, and what you did spend, $250 for new Fluke 87V, I think the latter is a better deal because it has more features and you get the warranty.
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              #46
              Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

              Originally posted by tibimakai View Post
              I have purchased the Kendall 899D and it's almost great, but when I need to remove a cap with a bigger solder, or the trace is pretty big, it handles it pretty bad.
              Get a 3.2mm chisel tip for it and try desoldering again.
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                #47
                Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                Originally posted by Jasgriff View Post
                That fluke is looking like it will go cheap.
                It was $100 when you posted, but ended at $152.50.
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                  #48
                  Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                  Originally posted by tibimakai View Post
                  I have purchased the Kendall 899D
                  http://danshardware.wordpress.com/20...l-899d-review/

                  Did you get these?

                  http://danshardware.files.wordpress....2-21-41-42.jpg

                  If yes, use the bigger tips for desoldering.
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                    #49
                    Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                    So that is my problem, that I'm using a to small tip? If I remember well I'm using a 2.6mm one.
                    I will get one and try it out before I get another station. At work we have an old Weller and with that I can unsolder anything with a sharp pointy tip.

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                      #50
                      Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                      I have a 1.6mm not a 2.6mm.

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                        #51
                        Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                        Originally posted by tibimakai View Post
                        I have a 1.6mm not a 2.6mm.
                        Start at 28:26 into this video and see how the tip size makes a difference.

                        http://www.eevblog.com/2011/07/02/ee...torial-part-2/
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                          #52
                          Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                          I use 2.6~3mm tip for de-soldering as well on my good old Weller soldering station.
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                          Basic LCD TV and Monitor troubleshooting guides.
                          http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...956#post305956

                          Voltage Regulator (LDO) testing:
                          http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...999#post300999

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                            #53
                            Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                            Originally posted by tibimakai View Post
                            I'm looking at the Weller WESD51,
                            http://www.eevblog.com/forum/product...ering-station/
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                              #54
                              Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                              Originally posted by retiredcaps View Post
                              It was $100 when you posted, but ended at $152.50.
                              I thought that it might creep up in price.

                              I would love to get hold of the fluke 87v next. I'm pretty sure I should really be looking at an oscilloscope before buying a second fluke multi meter though.
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                                #55
                                Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                                UNBELIEVABLE!!!! $20 sold for working Fluke 87V.

                                http://www.ebay.com/itm/330725073380

                                If the seller meant $200, I wonder if he HAS to sell it for $20?
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                                  #56
                                  Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                                  Is that for real? How can it go for that low?
                                  Never stop learning
                                  Basic LCD TV and Monitor troubleshooting guides.
                                  http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...956#post305956

                                  Voltage Regulator (LDO) testing:
                                  http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...999#post300999

                                  Inverter testing using old CFL:
                                  http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...er+testing+cfl

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                                  http://s807.photobucket.com/user/budm/library/

                                  TV Factory reset codes listing:
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                                    #57
                                    Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                                    Maybe he didn't know what he is selling.
                                    I don't mind paying more, at least I will know that nobody abused it, I have the lifetime warranty and it's brand new and tomorrow I will have it.
                                    In my opinion if you can afford a new meter then buy the new one. Instruments are tools in which you want to trust.

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                                      #58
                                      Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                                      He probably meant to sell it for more. The guy knew how to get it calibrated so he cant be a total idiot / not know what quality it was. He also listed it as great condition and with RMS with some excalmations so seems to have known well what it was / does.

                                      Unless there is chinese fakes or something, and the seller is scamming whoever bought it.
                                      Fixed so far 12 lcd's , 1 plasmas, 5 monitors, 0 dlp's (plan to keep the dlps at 0). and 3 atx power supplies, and 2 motherboards.

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                                        #59
                                        Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                                        I have got Mike's ESR meter yesterday(Thanks Mike!) and I have measured some caps with it and I'm a bit confused.
                                        I have measured two 1000uf capacitors and they showed like 2240uf and 0.09 ESR, that means it's bad or I'm picking up some other component's value?
                                        (budm, I'm talking about the Vizio's PS)

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                                          #60
                                          Re: Instruments/tools needed for TV repair

                                          If your going to spend money on ESR testers .........
                                          Then spend a few extra quid on a small range off NEW HQ
                                          caps for calibration of said meter ,OUT OF CIRCUIT test...its the only way you will ever know,If its Accurate !
                                          Known Calibration is essential.
                                          IMHO IN Circuit testing of Capacitors is a practice frought with disaster...
                                          No matter what the blurb says !

                                          Seems no one's mentioned A "sometimes essential tool"

                                          Called a "SCHEMATIC"

                                          Or you could be there for years !
                                          Or just or just give up !
                                          Last edited by S2udio; 05-02-2012, 11:20 AM.
                                          Most of the time things ain't what they seem to be

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