You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, a couple of repairs on the Amiga: new CPU socket, pin replacement, 68882 testing and watching paint dry.
Tynemouth Software has written a blog about the repair of a Commodore PET 2001 computer. The problems were a MC3446 IC, two 6550 RAM chips (video) and a 74LS08 IC.
You can now watch a new video from the 8-Bit Resurgence YouTube channel. In this episode, a look at the CBM D9060 hard drive for the Commodore PET/CBM computers. The original hard disk will be replaced with a modern solid state hard drive.
Mark Sawicki has made a new video for his YouTube channel. In this video, Mark will repair a power supply and the screen from a Commodore C386SX-LT laptop computer.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, Chris is showing how to repair an Amiga 4000 computer with a leaking battery and bad electrolytic capacitors.
A new video from the Hey Birt YouTube channel is now available. In this video, Birt is talking about replacing electrolytic capacitors in retro computers.
You can now watch a new video from the ANT&TEC YouTube channel. In this episode: Repairing a Commodore CBM 8050 disk drive. The self-test is indicating a fault with the MOS 6502 CPU or the MOS 6530 RRIOT IC.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, Chris is showing how to repair an Amiga 1200 computer. Chris also replaced the electrolytic capacitors.
Retrohax has written a blog about cleaning and modifying a set of 10 Wico Boss joysticks. If you want to modify your own Wico Boss joystick, you can use the STL files for 3D-printing the new parts.
Retrohax has written a blog about repairing three Commodore CDTV computers. He did a lot o cleaning, replaced the electrolytic capacitors, 3D printed new parts, reshaped metal parts, removed corrosion from the motherboard and touched-up the paint.
A new episode from the Amiga Retro YouTube channel is now available. In this episode, you can see how to replace the socket of the CPU on an Amiga A500 motherboard.
Tynemouth Software has written a blog about the repair of a Commodore PET 8032 computer. The problems were a faulty 74154 chip, damaged circuit board traces and a bad ROM chip.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, Chris is showing how to repair a keyboard from an Amiga 500 computer.
A new YouTube video from Jan Beta. In this video, Jan talks about the Commodore 797D calculator, takes a look inside and cleans the contacts of the switches.
A new YouTube video from Jan Beta. In this video: The repair of an Amiga 500 (revision 5) computer. The fault of this Amiga is that it shows a yellow screen at start-up.
You can read a new blog on the Adam's Vintage Computer Restorations web page. This time, Adam Wilson is repairing a keyboard from an Amiga 500 computer.
A new video from the Hey Birt YouTube channel is now available. In this video, Birt is repairing a MSD SD-1 disk drive. He is replacing all the electrolytic capacitors and cleans the drive mechanism.
Mark Sawicki has made a new video for his YouTube channel. In this video, Mark will repair a Commodore C16 computer that has a problem with the keyboard.
You can read a new blog from Shred.zone about the repair of an Amiga CD32 game-console. He is repairing the video signal and replacing the electrolytic capacitors.
Andrew Hutchings wrote a very comprehensive blog about restoring two Amiga A4000 computers. Cleaning, replacing the electrolytic capacitors, repairing battery damage, 3D-printing new parts, retroBriting, etc.
Chris Edwards Restoration has made a new YouTube video. In this video, Chris is working on an Amiga 2000 computer with a leaking battery and a lot of rust on the metal parts.
You can now watch a new video from the ANT&TEC YouTube channel. In this episode: Repairing an PET/CBM 8032 computer with a bad filter in the power supply.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, Chris is repairing an Amiga A3000 computer. The problem is corrosion of the motherboard, caused by a leaking Varta battery.
In this episode of the RetroManCave: The restoration of an Amiga 4000 computer. The main problem was the removal of the black paint from the case and the keyboard.