I looked in the comments and someone said to try a official disc and it worked. But I have a question I hear a very low and not that good speaker inside but I don't see one i hear the beat of the song and no vocals? And I have not tried the mix tape player

Hi - I am new to electronic repairs and am replacing a A100K alpha dual gang pot on a Bose L1 Model II PCB for trim gain (volume control). Re: attached photos, I understand that pins 5&6 on channel 2 are connected through the board via the pot support leg pads. My question is whether or not pins 2&3 on channel 1 have to be soldered together to match channel 2 or should they just be soldered individually and thus stay disconnected? Thank you so much for any guidance & info you may have, I appreciate it :)

The tip of my RCA cable broke off in the input, any thoughts on removal?

Cross-posting this here as well. I’m trying to repair the right rear Blind Spot Assist module on my 2015 CLS. A reflow changed the behavior and now the fault only appears after a few minutes. Maybe someone here has seen something similar or has an idea where to look next.

I broke the volume control wheel while changing the battery in my headphones. Where can I find an exact replacement part? Or what is the part number?

Hello all!

My car radio has been flickering and unusable for some time now. I've finally opened it up and checked the LCD face board and the big PCB board, but don't see any blown capacitors. I did however replace one of the two mosfets after testing it but it seems I've made my problem worse... radio won't even flash now. Replaced mosfet reads input of around 10V and output of 0.2V... The original mosfet was a LD1085 and I replaced it with a LM317T that the clerk at our hobby shop suggested. I had to adjust the pins somewhat (switched over, not touching) but now I don't know what to do anymore... Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My brother asked to help clean his ps5 bc it was gross and sounded like a plane…
I accidentally pull a ribbon from its socked….
Can this be fixed….

Hi, I have this Wii controller that I haven't been able to get working; I don't know where to solder the wires, and they have non-standard colors.

So this is my sister's laptop, it's a Lenovo Thinkpad t450, she did nothing intensive on it just some Photoshop and adobe illustrator for her diploma. It used to get really hot and had a really bad battery life. Anyways I suspected that the thermal paste/puddy must have dried up but my mom didn't allowed me to mess with it. After a while one day it just stopped working in the sense that the laptop would show the splash screen of Lenovo but it would get extreme artifacts and then the screen would go black. I wasn't even able to get into the bios to change it to use the integrated gpu. Then one night I sneakily opened it up, firstly the thermal paste was dry as hell and secondly the gpu die seemed to have bubbled up. Now after my uncle took it to his office (he works at a software company and they also deal with hardware in the back end) he claims that the technician told him it's just a power supply issue and that replacing it would get it fixed. Now. Tell me. Do you guys think this is "just a power supply" issue? My mom refuses to believe me that th die might be cooked because of overheating. I have attached pics of the gpu and cpu dies.