You guys may be interested in this - Panasonic is abandoning the lead-acid market for good. So now only Yuasa remains.
https://www.hardwareinsights.com/pan...s-vrla-market/
https://www.hardwareinsights.com/pan...s-vrla-market/
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Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry!
Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts 
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Re: Panasonic exits VRLA market
And the Chinese companies too? Aren't they flooding the market? (incidentally, the photo in the link says... MIC...)
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Re: Panasonic exits VRLA market
What does the photo say?
I write exactly that in there, chinese're flooding markets, pretty much as with everything else.Less jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry! Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
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Re: Panasonic exits VRLA market
Panasonic VRLA were top quality, end of an era. There's nothing left but cheap chinese VRLA with not even 1/2 the lifetime. Just look inside, the lead plates look like they were made by kids, all mashed crooked.
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Re: Panasonic exits VRLA market
for the last three years (pretty much since they sold it to Yuasa), panashitnic was one of the worst craps, yet often at double the price of pretty much anything else, I've lost some good moneit on that shit failing very prematurely
some Yuasa models seem to be very good though, for others, CSB seems to be the right choice - been acquired by Hitachi around the same timeLess jewellery, more gold into electrotech industry! Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
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I picked up a Panasonic NH-P70G2, though it would apply to the NH-P80G2, NH-P70G1 and NH-P80G1 models as well, as maybe some other models. This one was coming up with a H86 error. After lots of testing and googling it was an error with one of the thermistors in the condenser area.
The attached French service manuals is incorrect, TH11 is gray and is a 95k thermistor and TH12 is black and is a 35k thermistor.
In my case TH12 was bad. I was able to get a 35k thermistor on AliExpress. It's 6mm in diameter.
Unfortunately the whole machine has to come apart to fix it.
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Hello! yes I know there is already lots of information about this issue. I have a Panasonic TC-P55ST50 that originally displayed an 8-blink error code. Following the troubleshooting flowchart, I ended up replacing the SS board. However, even after replacing it, the issue persists. The TV turns on and stays on without displaying an image, and continuity is confirmed on all connectors. What am I missing here🤔?
Ok Im a mechanical engineer ...but I thought I was able to follow a rather simple flowchart for electric troubleshooting 😂.
TV Model: Panasonic TC-P55ST50
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Hello. I am asking you for a hint on how to solve the problem with my touchbook Panasonic CF53-2 standart model. After setting up the BIOS, the laptop displays the wrong image until Windows loads. (More precisely, it displays, but distorted, instead of the Panasonic image immediately after turning it on, it displays what is in photo #1 in the attached file) Then the image appears when Windows starts loading and then there are no problems with the screen until the reboot. If you enter the BIOS, just a black screen. If you connect an external screen, the image on it is the same as on the built-in... -
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I have tried to remove BIOS supervisor password from Panasonic Toughbook CF-33 mk1. Model number CF-33AENABTG, unfortunately I don't have any other info.
I read the BIOS using afuwin, edited it and tried to flash new edited BIOS using afuwin. Unsuccessfully. Afuwin showed "Error: Problem erasing flash." starting with 0x00040000 and stoped. Then I tried many other options to flash BIOS from Windows without any luck. Finally i rebooted the device - and no post. Afterwards I have read the corrupted bios chip (MX25L12873F) using EZP2010 programmer.... -
Hello ,my Panasonic CF-H2AU24EF3 I get bios password locked after factory reset, can't enter bios
I need help to remove it,
thankyou all.
Panasonic CF-H2AU24EF3
SN; 2FKCA26876...
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