From Broken to Fixed in Minutes | Repairing a Fridge Compressor

[georgem]

LOL, that torx screwdriver. Pretty neat tho.

[lon]

Didn't look like he fixed anything, just cleaning?

[poldoford]

What was repaired there? Anyway, I love paited electric terminals ❤

[lion]

а с какой минуты начался ремонт? и когда закончился? я что-то пропустил!)

[kevinburrows]

Class bit of welding on that screwdriver

[tonyfrewin]

All these western experts have opinions on Asian engineering. They do the best they can with what they have available and guess what, they fix things and make things work and they do it to survive. They really don’t do this work for fun and entertainment, it’s real world survival. I admire their hard work and ingenuity but I also care about the risks involved and lack of PPE but never from ignorant hateful perspective. Respect these guys.

[lewismingledorff]

This shows why some foreign "remanufactured" repair parts don't last very long. Made to run again but not truly repaired.

[СергейМякотин-ып]

Сварщик вообще жёсткий, как будто робот заварил.

[jwijn]

I never saw the inside of a compressor.what a lucky I saw this vid!

[AlQuran-Hidayah]

great work… we Pakistanis love cleaning things with Gasoline/Petrol 😄.

[donhaywood]

These kind of guys will inherit the Earth.

[magnusatheos]

I have so much respect for these people who actually fix things instead of just being parts changers. And with conditions and equipment that would make people in this part of the world cry like babies. There's never a shortage of comments from the safety na2i's under videos like these.

[cfauvel]

I don’t want to hate on the guy, but I didn’t see the guy fill the pan with oil, resurface the armature, or replace the brushes, and like someone said, the bearing. This isn’t going to last very long.

But I like I finally see what is inside one of these.

[foxythedirtydog]

I hope there is an RCD on the test rig.
The hardest part of that job is welding the seam without leaks. That weld looked perfect to me. I would have thought MIG would be easier.
Minutes to watch but a lot longer to do.
What was wrong with it to begin with?
Adding the Danfoss label was going above and beyond.

[antoncerny]

Toll.... Wahre Nachhaltigkeitswunder !

[SarCleric]

А потом на Авито продают: абсолютно новый мотор, не битый, не крашеный

[antebacic]

Bravo ljudi gledam i divim se i Indijcima kako sve poprave veliki pozdrav iz Croatia

[sonichuizcool]

Love all the deep scratches on the mating surfaces. No way

[_..-.._..-.._]

I’m sick of living in a country of people that throw out $3, 000 refrigerators when the little round black $2 capacitor goes bad. But I found a niche.

I visit my local scrapyard once a week to look for old tools, appliances etc and I fix them to like new quality for literal pennies in parts and a bit of elbow grease.

I have great satisfaction in using old snap-on wrenches and power tools that were rusty in the garbage and I polish the chrome like new, I also use those found/refurbished tools to rebuild small engines and motorcycle engines I find there and I sell them back to the people that scrapped them for a hefty profit (think of the soap in fight club) Everything I buy there costs me $7.50 per 100 lbs.

[martincremer]

Can we not at the very least agree to appreciate the resourcefulness of such an individual? There's a cultural tendency in the developed West to toss large appliances when there's a relatively easy repair (a single busted relay).

These folks are repairing materials on a fundamental level with the tool sets they have at their disposal. In doing so, they gain a sophisticated understanding of the mechanics of a rather complex device (not 1 in 500, 000 US citizens would have the tools or nohow to repair something as "simple" as a factory made compressor.