A to Z Wireless comes through! Like Jessa Jone's case, there was a tragedy. Also like Jessa, A to Z recovered data when others failed. #win ... See MoreSee Less
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Sad to read, but we think only small and local businesses will see the pain and actually do something about it. ... See MoreSee Less
He Was Murdered in a Hate Crime. She Brought His Blood-Soaked Phone Back to Life.
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Microsolderer Jessa Jones is recovering precious data from iPhones that Apple won't fix.3 days ago ·
Joe examines and lubricates the wall clock. Vincent finds bad capacitors on the AC adapter for the DVD player. Jack takes a look-see at the mini camcorder. Tony prepares data migration for one laptop and examines another for sudden shutdown syndrome. Emily rewires a lamp and gives the electric kettle a once-over. She and Joe examine a clock radio. D25 ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago ·
Emily and Jay revive the electric kettle. Mike rewires the table lamp. Charlie examines the fitness of a light-duty hair dryer for heavier duty work. He also just gets a pair of Sony Bluetooth headphones to crack open to examine the battery. Vincent extracts a broken headphone jack out of a laptop. He and Mike examine an XBox 360 controller which fails its self-test. D25 ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago ·
Light-hearted, but seriously demonstrates the importance of technical writing, especially for repair guides Watch what happens when the instructions are ... less than 100% clear.
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This dad follows his kid's PB&J sandwich instructions very literally 🥪🤣 ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago ·
From 2015, but still very timely ... ... See MoreSee Less
What different annoying radiator noises mean and how to fix them
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Just in time for the holidays, many New Yorkers' worst roommate is back in town: their noisy radiator. As the weather cools down, clangy, bangy and hissy radiat4 weeks ago ·
Celebrating International Repair Day by rescuing this LED TV from the rain and recycling.
Unhappy to see previous owner cut the cord. ... See MoreSee Less
1 month ago ·
The product design is not so much bad as it is malicious - someone up top basically said "ta hail with repairability". ... See MoreSee Less
Perspective | Everyone’s AirPods will die. We’ve got the trick to replacing them.
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We shouldn’t let Apple turn headphones into expensive, disposable products because of bad battery design.1 month ago ·
Thanks to Corey Johnson, Gale Brewer, Jerrold Nadler, DSNY, HK's Commons, Manhattan SWAB, and everyone who attended the Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Recycle Fair.
Rocco suspects bad or worn belts on the VCR/DVD Recorders. He and Emily also reseat the belt on a cassette recorder. Jack rewires an AC adapter and examine a pair of wonky headphones. Emily and Irwin work on a travel iron. Brandon's hybrid amp may have a bad capacitor. The LG LCD TV shows no bad caps but possibly a bad logic board. Roma cleans out the battery corrosion on several flashlights. Rich gets the film camera to wind film properly. David restores CD player functionality.
Many thanks to the Sullivan Street Bakery and their awesome bread! D10 ... See MoreSee Less
1 month ago ·
The Blackberry KeyOne gets a battery replacement. The Hannspree monitor loses power, but doesn't show bad capacitors. Vlad restores an Android tablet. Rich restores two iPhones. We declare end of life on hair dryer's motor. We find out we cannot use an iPhone 5's screen on an iPhone 6. Tony replaces a problematic spring on Irene's printer, and gets rid of the constant paper jamming. D10 ... See MoreSee Less
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