Link for Watch Batteries https://ebay.us/IDx31k
Link for Watch Cell Battery Tester https://ebay.us/OFcupQ
Link for watch waterproofing O rings or gaskets and silicon grease: http://ebay.us/izClnd
If you find the sealing Watch O Ring is damaged or split the watch is no longer waterproof unless you replace the O ring, if you use any of these links, then i'll get a literally few cents in commission to help fund my channel.
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All fashion watches have sentimental value which means you don't want to discard it and also you don't want to pay extortionate prices to have watchmaker or jeweller replace the battery. So here is how you can do it yourself. There are links above to the watch cell batteries, a great little cell battery tester. There is also a link to O rings and silicon grease for those who want to ensure the watch is fully waterproof after fixing it.
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In this blog you will find my fixes and repairs to some existing old and some new technology. I've tried to make them as simple as possible so anybody can do them. Thanks for looking. Regards Malcolm (aka fixed1t)
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Tuesday, 27 July 2021
Thursday, 29 April 2021
Emergency Fence Post Fix So Good Its Permanent
I've undertaken many emergency, quick, cheap, temporary #fixed1t fixes with many so good, they have become permanent over time either because I have become distracted by other fixes or I've decided to see how long they would last for scientific reasons. Whatever the reason the #fixed1t fixes have just gone on saving me money, effort and time. In order to benefit my subscribers, viewers and the channel I though it would be a great idea to create a new playlist and shorts with links to these fixes.
Here is the original video: Rotten Fence Post How To Fix It Cheaply Yourself https://youtu.be/nq05rx0mO7c
It came about after a storm when I post began to fall over taking the fence with it, I called a fencer but due to covid19 lockdown they couldn't help for a few weeks to months. So I devised a simple wood working solution with the intention of getting him back after a few months of covid19 to replace the post. But my simple fix is still working. I even had to really good garden design builders in for a few weeks, who were surprised by what I had done and despite swinging on it when asked about replacing it, they said leave it its not going anywhere and should last years.
The is a link in the video to the original video repair, so if you have dodgy fence posts or your neighbour does, take a look at the link. If your considering down it (at your own risk of course) make sure you watch all the video several times as you don't want to get part way through and realised you don't have the tools or resources to finish it.
I accept no responsibility for this fix if you use it, the video is educational and is just showing how I fixed my fence post, and saved myself over 100 dollars.
Malcolm aka @FIXED1T
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Friday, 14 November 2014
Reset And Program A Nespresso Krups Coffee Machine
I buggered up a friends Nespresso Coffee machine holding the buttons too long, here is how to reset the machine then programme it for your favourite Mug of Coffee.
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Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Fixing Sky Talk No Telephone Signal - But Fibre Broadband Working Fine
About a month ago,
Following a very dramatic and close electrical storms, I was left with a working sky broadband fibre but no telephone.
I called sky, regularly, and each time had to go through the idiots guide to checking the phone line. They also kept asking if it was now working, why? they hadn't dome anything!
Dear Reader:
Make sure if you do that you get them to call you back as soon as they have verified your details, otherwise the long delays and waits allegedly for checking things will cost you dearly on your mobile.
MOBILE ? yes because the phone was dead, they commented many times that I was calling them from a mobile.
They asked:
1) Does the line work? (Of course it doesn't thats why I'm calling etc)
2) Have you tried plugging in another phone. (Yes lots of them but as phones hardly ever fail its a bit of a non starter)
3) Try the other sockets (why is there a random socket killing elf?)
4) Plug it into the box that comes into the property.
5) Frequent 5 - 15 min waits whilst things are checked, allegedly.
I may be a cynic but its almost as if they are keeping you on the line for some reason!!
Eventually they agreed a BT Open-reach person would come round. They did the following week, asked when it happened, I mentioned the storm he said "blown panel fuse". He removed the Original Panel:
He then replaced the panel with a new MK2 Version shown below:
The problem was fixed in minutes, with the fitting of this MK2 panel.
I then went online and discovered I could have bought the MK2 version of the panel myself, here:
I then purchased another as a spare and installed it myself in minutes, it worked.
So the bottom line is I could have purchased a MK2 panel myself over a month before, installed it once the panel had arrived, and saved myself weeks of time and mobile costs.
I can't guarantee this will work for you, but he said it is a very very common problem especially if the fibre broadband is still working. Also, if it doesn't fix the problem you have a spare for when an electrical storm does kill your panel.
Here is a video I did explaining the issue:
If this helps please Share it and gives it a thumbs up, and leave a comment.
Thanks fixed1t
Following a very dramatic and close electrical storms, I was left with a working sky broadband fibre but no telephone.
I called sky, regularly, and each time had to go through the idiots guide to checking the phone line. They also kept asking if it was now working, why? they hadn't dome anything!
Dear Reader:
Make sure if you do that you get them to call you back as soon as they have verified your details, otherwise the long delays and waits allegedly for checking things will cost you dearly on your mobile.
MOBILE ? yes because the phone was dead, they commented many times that I was calling them from a mobile.
They asked:
1) Does the line work? (Of course it doesn't thats why I'm calling etc)
2) Have you tried plugging in another phone. (Yes lots of them but as phones hardly ever fail its a bit of a non starter)
3) Try the other sockets (why is there a random socket killing elf?)
4) Plug it into the box that comes into the property.
5) Frequent 5 - 15 min waits whilst things are checked, allegedly.
I may be a cynic but its almost as if they are keeping you on the line for some reason!!
Eventually they agreed a BT Open-reach person would come round. They did the following week, asked when it happened, I mentioned the storm he said "blown panel fuse". He removed the Original Panel:
He then replaced the panel with a new MK2 Version shown below:
The problem was fixed in minutes, with the fitting of this MK2 panel.
I then went online and discovered I could have bought the MK2 version of the panel myself, here:
I then purchased another as a spare and installed it myself in minutes, it worked.
So the bottom line is I could have purchased a MK2 panel myself over a month before, installed it once the panel had arrived, and saved myself weeks of time and mobile costs.
I can't guarantee this will work for you, but he said it is a very very common problem especially if the fibre broadband is still working. Also, if it doesn't fix the problem you have a spare for when an electrical storm does kill your panel.
Here is a video I did explaining the issue:
If this helps please Share it and gives it a thumbs up, and leave a comment.
Thanks fixed1t
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