⚡Fixing my Universal AC Adapter/Charger with another Electrolytic Capacitor Vol. 2 (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 2 (Final) [Nov. 4, 2020]⚡
Here’s my (final) Part 2 of fixing my universal ac adapter/charger w/ another electrolytic capacitor (47uf, 400V) ⚡ and my paper dolls as a company. (Sorry my introduction is awful, but I try my best).😅
If you haven’t seen my ‘Part 1′, then please [CLICK ME!].
BTW: Some of my photo(s) [snapshot by my Honor 8C📱] are combined into one photo 🖼️ using GIMP (2.10.20).
So without further ado, let’s get started:
9th & 10th Image(s): •[9th Image]: Okay so, I take off the hard plastic covers to see the circuitry board. And here you see I pointed out using my solder sucker was two soldering prints that need to remove from the damaged electrolytic capacitor (47uf, 400V). I’m gonna go ahead remove the solder using my soldering iron and the solder sucker. •[10th Image]: Here’s my progress on removing, it takes time and patience though so I’ll try not to be hard.🙂
11th Image: • After a minutes of removing the damaged capacitor (47uf, 400V), I finally succeed.😊 Here you see that there’s a epoxy potty that they’re using to hold the large damaged capacitor (47uf, 400V) was a bit troublesome if I remove it. Also there’s some burn smudge from the circuitry board, I would like to clean that but I don’t have a isopropyl alcohol for electronics.😅 I’ll be planning to get that someday... Anyway.
12th & 13th Image(s) [combined]: • Here the comparison between the old damaged one and the new electrolytic capacitor (47uf, 400V); as you might a guess the new capacitor is small in height than the big one, but at least I picked the right specific volt and ultra filtration specs for the small one.🙂 Now time to solder the new one onto the circuitry board.😊
14th Image: • Here’s the new capacitor (47uf, 400V) finally installed onto the circuitry board by soldering. It seems to me that I don’t need to bend the metal terminal leads, despite the new capacitor was small height. Good for you.😊
15th & 16th Image(s) [combined]: • The excess terminal leads needs to cut off by using this nipper, it’ll make a room for placing.✂️🙂 Now with the solder installation process is complete, I’m gonna go assemble right away and clean my working space.😊 I hope my process is success.🤞
17th & 18th Image(s): • It worked! Yes!😄 My operation was a success, and my paper dolls say that “Good job! You did it!”. Thanks-a-bunch!😁
19th & 20th Image(s): • Now I can finally use the laptop (Lenovo G470) once again! My paper dolls seems to be praised of my soldering hard work!🤗
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Okay so I have two things that I need to be addressed:
#1: Unfortunately, the universal ac adapter/charger had a floss after I installed the new electrolytic capacitor (47uf, 400V) by soldering. Once I plugged into the electric socket, I notice that it takes long to light up the indicator from the adapter/charger for about a minutes or so. It strange that it’s not supposed to be though, usually I plugged in and it quickly lit the adapter before I turn on the laptop.🙁 So I would say it’s bit failure, but at least I could use the laptop once more... Only if I waiting patiently to lit up the adapter.
#2: And finally this is the major one... I’m almost moving out from the (Lenovo G470) laptop to the PC gaming desktop. 🙂💻➡️🖥️ Why? Because my young brother (sibling) is purchasing his own custom and new PC gaming desktop, with better specs of motherboard, graphic card, CPU, etc than the old one (just to surpass the Autodesk Revit’s modern system requirements, and he needs that for his work). My young bro said that once his entire files are transfer to the new one, I will move out from the laptop to his former PC gaming desktop and my files needs to be move right away. As for the laptop, it’ll preserve as a memory and not to remove the hard drive from the laptop. And that’s good news!😃 I do REALLY need that former bro’s PC gaming desktop. And after all it’s already built-in Windows 10 OS with some medium specs from the former bro’s PC gaming desktop 🖥️, which is far better than the laptop’s old specs (Lenovo G470)💻.🙂
• So now I’m planning a final remarks about the old laptop (Lenovo G470) before I moved all of my important files to the PC gaming desktop this month. I have so much memories about using the laptop throughout the years since 2016, and for that I really missed that laptop very much.😌🗓️ Again I’m planning it soon before the laptop will take away from my working desk and replacing it with a single old monitor of his.😊
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Alright moving on...
Overall: • As I said in the 1st update, the universal ac adapter/charger had a major floss... Otherwise I did very well on my soldering process, plus I can use finally the laptop once again. Although I’ll be wait until the light indicator was on.🙃 You know what I probably should earn some money to buy a new one soon, because the old adapter doesn’t seem right though... But overall I did good.🙂👍
• And speaking of, I’m revealing the items’ price and links that I promised:↓
○ The Lotus Desoldering Pump LDPP12 [CLICK ME!] costs ₱64 from Builtmate [CLICK ME!] at Lazada PH (with free shipping voucher I used). ○ 5 pcs 400V 47UF 18 x 20mm Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor [CLICK ME!] costs ₱77 with shipping fee costs ₱50 from skjsgxycqy.ph [CLICK ME!] at Shopee PH.
Well that’s the end of my topic. If you want to see my previous related topics, then I’ll provide a links down below.↓😉
• ⚡ My brand new Electrolytic Capacitors⚡ [Sept. 27, 2020] • Fixing ‘My USB Hub 3.0 Mini Portable’ using my soldering tools (w/ my Paper Dolls) [Oct. 24, 2020] • ⚡Fixing my Universal AC Adapter/Charger with another Electrolytic Capacitor Vol. 2 (w/ my Paper Dolls) - Part 1 [Nov. 4, 2020]⚡
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