#Acron p 4000 eeprom programmer how to
one of the 4 pins snapped -> cpu death instantlyĭoes anybody know how to make a class a amplifier with a transistor?Īrgentum: I am no amplifier wizard, but my guess is that you have to bias the transistor so that it conducts all the timeīlown: intel s775 was a plastic clip way to soft. You do need 170v for it though, which is getting up there in the "definitely painful" range I'm sure they touched only one wheel (got a flat) Had to replace 3 studs and nuts on the same wheelīrisance: that's a mildly useless tube unless you want to show unitsīut I think it was just a bad nut on that one. Hmm, they have IN15A for sale now for 1.5€ Once when I was younger I towed a focus by lifting the front and walking and lifted the back wheel off the ground. Heck half the time I use the ok didn't snap it meter ƬTION looks into zhanx's toolbox for a torque wrench to stealĬurrently, I actually use the arm-o-meter and the press-the-impact-trigger-till-it-stop-spinning-o-meter. Turns out I just hadn't turned it far enough :P If it has a threaded insert steam and freeze
how would I deal with that? :/īird|otherbox: don't know, it just sounds plausible given your description. Just get a can of freeze-spray and point at the offending screw?īird|otherbox: maybe it has a threaded insert, and the insert has become dislodged from the plastic If its spinning freely yet you say it's stripped are you sure you're understanding it right? Then dont do anything that would damage itĪnd no, because I haven't found a workable backup solution for me Loshki: I need to get it apart anyway - it won't turn on :P Then drill into it, if it's that far gone from other mechanical methodsīird|otherbox: er, you've backed up the disk, right? Im not advocating strong magnets near the hard drive cover.īaktun: probably too deep in there for that - besides, the screw itself seems to be shot, not the head Xacto knife, catch the edge, then use pliers try to find a way to epoxy it backīaktun: :P the problem right now is that it won't come outĬasper: pull *how*? it's recessed into the case How do you deal with stripped screws in electronic gadgets? (one of the screws holding the hard disk access cover on my laptop is stripped out - it apparently spins freely in both directions)īaktun: it's threaded into a threaded insert in a plastic caseīaktun: I don't think that's possible, sadly - we're dealing with consumer electronics here :Pīird|otherbox: pull and try to unscrew.
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