[GIVEAWAY] This Earth Day, we are giving away 5 Pro Tech Toolkits so you can stay in control of your hardware.

[jschuster@hachyderm.io]

@iFixit loved using these tools to fix some old SNES cartridges that needed a good cleaning before I could share my love of the games with my kids!

[oskar@chaos.social]

@iFixit my sister's JBL headphones were my biggest repair win yet. My next project is re-soldering the USB plug (not socket) on a laptop charger cable. That's going to be a tough one.

[t3rr0rz0n3@xarxa.cloud]

@iFixit I would like to repair my Fairphone or to use it with ESP32 gadgets

[betterthanlast@mstdn.social]

@iFixit I just replace the trackpad on my used Thinkpad T14. It feels like a whole different class of device now that I can use it normally and it cost around $20 for the part and 10 minutes of my time.

[polloshormones@tech.lgbt]

@iFixit my favorite repair win is fixing my friends galaxybook that baked its ssd alive, and a device i will never give up on is the ibm thinkpad i have that had its chassis shattered like glass yet still runs somehow

[chris@mastodon.mit.edu]

@ThermiteBeGiants @iFixit favorite win, probably when I did a bit of a Frankenmac and replaced the screen in my wife’s MacBook with one from a dead iBook. Next hopeful win, resurrecting an Apple 2e that likely has a bad CPU or monitor ROM. Parts are on the way!

[k4fbi@mastodon.social]

@iFixit I don’t give up on “disposable “/“unfixable” household appliances and electronics. IFixit tools have been essential to me troubleshooting problems.

[webbop@tech.lgbt]

@iFixit My favourite repair win is a PS3 controller that vad connection problems with the internal pad, or it is the cheap switch controller I jammed wood screws into to replace plastic poles on the triggers, fake analogue ofc because it's the switch.

I want to mod my PS2 next.

I refuse to give up on my WH-1000XM4s, one side swivels freely but it still plays music.

[kagerapaz@tech.lgbt]

@iFixit I found an old PC in my father's study, one of those models from the late 90s with a plastic casing that's yellow with age. it has two DVD drives and a floppy disk reader. I cleaned out the dust but the capacitors on the motherboard are busted, so I think it's a good project to learn soldering!

[mobergmann@chaos.social]

@iFixit My biggest repair project is not electronic but my bike.. And the bike of my girlfriend.. And the bike of other friends.. When I am just thinking about it, I am the bike gnome in my friends circle...
The biggest electronic repair was my fairphone, so some almost triavially easy to repair device. But that is the one reason I got it. Love the repairability, more devices shoule be that repairable.

[martyfouts@mastodon.online]

@iFixit I have an ancient Casio MIDI Guitar that no longer produces a MIDI signal. I expect it needs to have the capacitors replaced but I have not found out the specs I need.

[kantikainen@mementomori.social]

@iFixit i repaired my Old GTX 1070 GPU.

Its fan was shutting down for no reason and boom, thermal overload all the time.

...so i took my other older card apart and found out it had fans with similiar connectors. So i just teared them apart and fitted the older cards fans to newer one. Did not had to buy new GPU and in this economy and thus it saved me a lot of money!