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Gigaworks S750 repaired by Regenboog Heerlen
As I suspected, the fuse of this device blew, probably saving my life from electric shock ? Hmmm...
The brown glue does not seem to be removed by repair company, me not to happy/thrilled about that. I took some pictures of their repair job. They seemed to have cleaned off some brown glue from a blue thingy... or even replaced it... I wonder if more damage now occured to this device or not... The big black capacitators are still surrounded with brown glue, this has to be cleaned off I think. Here are recent pictures of internals of device and blown fuse: http://www.skybuck.org/GigaWorksS750...AndDeadAgain1/ Tomorrow I will take it back to repair shop. Bye, Skybuck. |
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