Have you ever seen a discarded TV lying on the street or in a bin and wondered whether it could be salvaged? Well, @Tony_Brown has! Over the last few years, Tony has been rescuing and repairing discarded TVs and monitors to give them a new lease of life with new owners.
Join us for this online skillshare where Tony will walk us through some simple steps to save LCD TVs and monitors from landfill. We’ll cover:
how to diagnose what’s wrong with a TV
common issues to look out for & how to fix these (from cleaning, to remote controls and software)
replacing modular components
adding ‘smart’ functionality to ‘dumb’ TVs
Because our focus is on “TV first aid”, we’ll focus on issues that are easier to fix and won’t be diving into more complex solutions, such as board-level repairs.
This session is open to everybody, no experience required!
To help us get a sense of numbers, please let us know if you’d like to join by voting on the poll below.
Here are the details:
When?
2022-05-30T18:30:00Z for 1 hour.
(click or tap the time to see it in different time zones)
Where?
This session will take place on Zoom. Click below to reveal the link:
I’ve circulated this to my team and some of them want to come along, and another wants to see it afterwards…I can’t express that on your voting system (have encouraged them to also sign up)
Great! Due to timezone consideration a recording is really welcome. Danny will look forward to viewing it as he is self taught when it comes to electronics and fixing TVs from e-waste bins. These TVs are great to practise on and/or for parts.
The session has now finished. Thanks to everybody who came along, and a special thanks to @Tony_Brown for a fascinating dive into the world of TV first aid!
I’ll process, edit and upload the recording over the next few days, so keep an eye out for that.