A buddy came over with a PS5 controller yesterday to properly test that PS5 I found in a ditch. We were able to reset it, create an account and test some free games on it and it all worked!

A week ago on my sunday walk I came across a PS5 laying in a ditch. I took it home, disassembled it, rinsed it all off, lightly scrubbed the PCBs with a toothbrush and left it to dry for a week.

Today I plugged it in and IT FREAKING BOOTS UP!! Now to get it to my friend who has a controller to really test it.

I have a spring that fell out of my juke box while taking out the lock bar that attaches to the cabinet lock..can’t find any diagram online..please help

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Before and after of my repair. 1st time trying a job like this.

Testing out my new UV led panel to Retrobrite my very yellowed Chromecast 4K remote.

While working on a fairly expensive slicer at a customer's place, I didn't have anything proper that fit the (smaller than normal) connectors to bypass a bad switch during testing. Testing and diagnosis were both successfully completed without incident.