Vintage Technology Repair Log

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Vintage Technology Repair Log

This page contains entries for the vintage technology I've repaired.

An overview of each entry is detailed below each picture. This is to make it more user-friendly, as you may see a description that matches an issue you're having with a device. Click on the "read more" link for a more detailed troubleshooting and repair documentation.

I started keeping track in January 2024. I will keep this updated for successful repairs, fails, and works in progress.

Quasar Compu-Matic Remote (1983)

Involves removing then putting brand new wires from a battery terminal to a PCB. Completely broken off wires replaced with new ones. Also a capacitor measuring too high ESR had to be replaced.

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Toshiba VCR Remote (Model VC-613)

No response to buttons being pressed, except there was response in a certain small section. Involved cleaning contacts of the PCB.

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Repair fail/in progress:
AT&T Handset Phone

Power surge from lightening storm.
Requesting help or input regarding determining values of a shorted SMD ceramic capacitor.

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Toshiba VCR (w-103)

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Toshiba VCR (w-614)

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Radioshack Realistic Radio Minisette VII(1980)

Cassette deck did not play tapes, nor were tapes able to fast forward or rewind. Also when batteries were placed in the radio, the power didn't come on, or if it did, the batteries had to be positioned just right.

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Radioshack Realistic Radio Minisette IV

Cassette deck did not play tapes, however it did fast forward and rewind tapes.

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