silvestrons bits and bytes | Looks can be deceiving with this Toshiba T4400C repair @silvestronsbitsandbytes | Uploaded January 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
A very complicated repair on this Toshiba T4400SX/C - dead PSU, dead display, dead CPU, dead hard drive, dead(ish) floppy drive! The only thing good about it was the physical condition! Come watch me fix it up and then play around with it a bit!
If you like what I do and want to encourage more, I appreciate your support through likes and comments below. If you have the means, you could also support me on Patreon as money helps me buy broken things to fix and build more projects - patreon.com/silvervest
Bookmarks!
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:30 - Initial testing
00:04:09 - Teardown
00:10:55 - First problem found
00:15:52 - Trace repair
00:23:33 - More problem finding
00:33:03 - Hopefully fixed
00:37:00 - Floppy drive says no
00:43:19 - Final testing
00:46:10 - Benchmarks and tests
00:50:49 - Conclusion
Any feedback is welcome, as always.
Equipment used!
Multimeter: Owon B41T+
Soldering Iron: Hakko FX-888D
Desolder Braid: Chemtronics Soder-Wick
Hot-air Rework Station: YiHUA 858D
Flux: Amtech NC559
UV Mask: Mechanic LVH900-GY
UV Curing Lamp: Mechanic L1
Credits!
Music:
* Power Druid - Lemon
* Birdies - Skipping Class
* Masaru Setsumaru - Data Select (from Sonic 3)
Font: Riciery Leal - VCR OSD Mono (dafont.com/vcr-osd-mono.font)
Putting up with my weird hobbies: My wife
Disclaimer!
I am NOT an expert, I have genuinely NO idea what I'm doing, and mostly just glue things together and use a lot of Google-fu until stuff works. I've been tinkering with electronics since I was a kid, but have no formal training and will probably do things incorrectly. If you learn something from this, that's awesome, but trust me - I'm learning too!
#toshiba #t4400c #repair
A very complicated repair on this Toshiba T4400SX/C - dead PSU, dead display, dead CPU, dead hard drive, dead(ish) floppy drive! The only thing good about it was the physical condition! Come watch me fix it up and then play around with it a bit!
If you like what I do and want to encourage more, I appreciate your support through likes and comments below. If you have the means, you could also support me on Patreon as money helps me buy broken things to fix and build more projects - patreon.com/silvervest
Bookmarks!
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:30 - Initial testing
00:04:09 - Teardown
00:10:55 - First problem found
00:15:52 - Trace repair
00:23:33 - More problem finding
00:33:03 - Hopefully fixed
00:37:00 - Floppy drive says no
00:43:19 - Final testing
00:46:10 - Benchmarks and tests
00:50:49 - Conclusion
Any feedback is welcome, as always.
Equipment used!
Multimeter: Owon B41T+
Soldering Iron: Hakko FX-888D
Desolder Braid: Chemtronics Soder-Wick
Hot-air Rework Station: YiHUA 858D
Flux: Amtech NC559
UV Mask: Mechanic LVH900-GY
UV Curing Lamp: Mechanic L1
Credits!
Music:
* Power Druid - Lemon
* Birdies - Skipping Class
* Masaru Setsumaru - Data Select (from Sonic 3)
Font: Riciery Leal - VCR OSD Mono (dafont.com/vcr-osd-mono.font)
Putting up with my weird hobbies: My wife
Disclaimer!
I am NOT an expert, I have genuinely NO idea what I'm doing, and mostly just glue things together and use a lot of Google-fu until stuff works. I've been tinkering with electronics since I was a kid, but have no formal training and will probably do things incorrectly. If you learn something from this, that's awesome, but trust me - I'm learning too!
#toshiba #t4400c #repair
