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00:00:00 – 00:12:51
The video chronicles the speaker's detailed process of repairing an Anker Soundcore Mini speaker that they purchased on eBay for six pounds with the issue of not charging. They suspected and confirmed a problem with the charging ports, leading them to disassemble the device despite glued components and hidden screws. After some struggle and using heat to loosen the glue, the speaker examined and ultimately decided to replace the micro USB connector. They encountered difficulties fitting a USB-C connector due to space constraints but successfully chose and soldered a new micro USB connector. After testing and reassembling the device, the speaker confirmed it was working correctly. The video concludes with background music and a brief story about someone named "mucho," described as tough yet kind-hearted.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker details their purchase of an Anker Soundcore Mini from eBay for six pounds, noting that it supposedly works but does not charge. They suspect an issue with the charging ports and confirm this by examining the device. To investigate further, the speaker decides to disassemble the speaker despite the absence of visible screws. They struggle with the glued components, resorting to heating the glue to access the internals. After removing three screws and the glue, they proceed to further disassemble the device, encountering some additional connectors that appear to be hot glued or otherwise secured.
00:03:00
In this segment, the speaker is trying to reassemble a device with some difficulties. They mention that the pins are still intact, despite some initial setbacks. They examine the speaker and note glue on the diaphragm, then talk about the USB port. The device is proving challenging to work on. Using a microscope, it becomes clear that fixing the current component is not feasible, so it needs to be replaced. The tightly packed plastic parts complicate removal. The speaker adds some solder to prepare for the change but realizes there’s insufficient space to install a USB-C connector, even exploring different types but concluding there is not enough room for the conversion.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker assesses different micro USB options to replace an old connector that doesn’t fit properly. They focus on finding a similar micro USB connector that aligns well with the board. After choosing a suitable replacement, the speaker removes the old solder and attaches the new connector. The conclusion seems successful as the speaker tests the connections, finding them solid, and prepares to reassemble the device for a final functionality check.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker verifies that the USB port fits properly in the case and proceeds to test the setup, noting the presence of a blue light but the absence of any indication that the device is charging. Suspecting an issue with the soldering, the speaker re-solders the connections, confirming each one as solid. After reassembling the device, the final test shows that it is working correctly, and the speaker expresses satisfaction with the successful repair.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the music plays in the background while the speaker describes a story about someone named “mucho,” who was characterized as tough yet had a big heart.