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If you have the ability to disassemble your electronics, do so! Do a DDG search for the identifiers on all the chips. You will learn a lot.
by cheschire 2y ago
If you have the ability to disassemble your electronics, do so! Do a DDG search for the identifiers on all the chips. You will learn a lot.
- lioeters 2y agoAs I learned when I was a child taking apart electronics, the hard part is reassembling them, haha. Taking photos of the disassembly steps can be helpful in remembering how the parts fit together.
- bagels 2y agoToo many plastic enclosures are assemble-only, requiring destruction to disassemble.
- bottom999mottob 2y agoThe free market did a terrible job incentivizing disassembly... Can't count how many no-screw assemblies have triggered me. The right-to-repair situation is a joke right now with automotive, consumer electronics, and appliances.
- coupdejarnac 2y agoAssemblies with a lot of screws require manual labor, thereby increasing cost. I think what you actually mean is stuff that is specifically designed not to be serviced by being held together with glue, etc.