Let the storm rage on: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hM1ja7CrvLbDmmg.html

I DEMAND THAT EVERY VIDEO FROM NOW ON FINISHES WITH YOU ON THE KARAOKE HAHA

One if not the best KZfaq channels, is this one. Steve you crack me everytime and your electronics fault finding is spot on, m8t. Outstanding repair job again, sir

What's going on Steve !!!!!! I've started saying "NICE" and singing random songs to everyone, especially women !!! I digress You have given me the confidence to fault find some of the broken electronic items I have , although I've not managed to fix anything yet but I think I know why there not working !!!I just haven't got the tools or the eyesight to fix them but im going to invest, Cheers " No No No ,, NICE "

You made my day with your humor, nice job on soldering, the only thing is why you don't have a Fluke tester, I have my 87 since 1988, wonderful equipment

🤣🤣 Just brilliant!

I think you are the lost twin brother of Russel Crowe... thank you for the review mate. I just purchased a Singing Machine Karaoke System for my Granddaughter, she has Autism and she loves to sing from when she wakes up in the morning until sleepy time. This is a great way to release her extra energy... BTW, thank you for your singing performance. lol.

You're my new favourite youtube channel. I know shit all about electrics but I'm happy to watch you solder and replace capacitors.

The excitement was very palpable ;)

This was a great fix! The thermal cam is a nice troubleshooting tool as well. As always, very enjoyable and entertaining, great stuff.

I've never thought of this type of stuff being interesting, but man you sure make it that way! Makes me want to learn about this and how to fix electronics

Well done. My daughter has the same model of this singing machine (in white though) with the same problem, which landed me here. Thanks to your video I'm now convinced that I don't need to waste anymore time trying to try fixing it. I don't have the tools to solder that tiny stuff. I was hoping for an easier fix, like hard resetting or whatever. This kind of using wrong specification parts in a commercial product is definitely planned obsolescence and I apploud you for fighting it, but it just doesn't make sense for me to fix this one.

Hi Steve, I love your name, your humour and your content. I find your videos very entertaining and educational at the same time. I've been a My Mate Vince fan for a number of years and found out about you via one of his videos. Continue being yourself and doing your thing, you'll go far!

dude spent 50$ and many hours fixing a 5$ karaoke that nobody will ever buy. LEGEND!

What? Perfect Girl Steve is gone?! NO! Perfect Girl Steve was my favorite part of this whole documentary

Thanks, I couldn't work out the fix on a Daewoo compact bluetooth Karaoke machine. Occasionally it would turn on but 99% of the time it wouldn't. Thanks to this video it turns out to be the same fault on the same chip, 4.8Volts outputted rather than 3.3v. I replaced the chip and it works fine now. The Daewoo main motherboard looks exactly the same as one in the video, so looks like different makes used the same design. I bought it as factory return stock, there were 10 other machines with the same issue so there is good possibility there was faulty batch of these chips, and they were sold to different retail companies who got the same main board but pimped up the externals to their own liking.

The voice of an angel Steve. Great repair.

3:42 Hahaha, nice little "Monty Python's Meaning of life"-Reference. And the end song made me cry from laughing. 😂

Hahaha! I loved it. Every bit of the victorious journey. It just puts the planets in alignment when one fixes something like this! Cheers!

I loved the “by the power of grayskull !!!” Awesome 😎

You my friend are the best. I've been watching you for a while and find you incredible. You must keep doing this forever. I settle down with a coffee after work and you always finish my evening off nicely

I don’t know why, but that little “YAY” at 4:29 had me rolling. Love this channel!!!

That machine told you "no." It did not give its consent to be repaired. REEEEE!

Your singing was not awful. Great, fun fix.

best entertainment ive had all day

Steve makes me feel old with all his references 😂😂😂

Great fix, a very tricky one to find and with zero bodginess applied to boot - Well done 👍

Great fix , something different and bonus singing Steve 🤣 .................. Nice 1 mate 👍

Just when i thought i could not like this channel / vids any more you ware a house of pain tee. Awesome video and fix as ever keep um coming.

Hahaha your face when you discovered it turned on twice! Been awhile since I did much with electronic repairs but know that rush well. Well done sir!

'No no no' hahahahah what a great and refreshing video. You so remind me of my fixes and instead of talking to YT people I talk to myself hahahaha

this is now a karaoke KZfaq channel

Excellent Steve, loved the video especially your BGT audition haha.

I know it is an old video, but I love your singing Steve! Keep it up please.

As I go back through some of your old videos, I was compelled to comment on this one in particular. The last thing you said...Shabba... I wonder how many people actually got that.I know I did and I'm no Mr. Loverman.

The best one yet!

Pure funny as always Steve why couldn't you have had that for Vince series 1 episode 1 absolute quality 😂😂👌

You fixed it but broke my ears at the same time. Great viewing :D

Sing one of the Beatles man.. good job fixing that karaokee machine

Well done. Glad you were able to save it. Good singing voice to mate 👍

I was disappointed that you didn't use the thermal camera after the part was replaced to see if the temperature was back to normal. The singing at the end was a bonus. My dogs were howling along with your singing.

You are completely bonkers! And yes, I mean that in a good, fun way! BONKERETTS ARISE! LOL Nice job, Steve. Just a note to other who may be watching this and perhaps just new to electronics. Right near the beginning when Steve used the thermal camera and saw that regulator chip at 45 degrees, right there, that was in indicator that either the chip was bad and/or perhaps a shorted capacitor. That chip should NOT get hot when there's no real load happening. The resistor getting hot is in direct correlation to the short condition (in this case, the chip). And yes, that chip is shorted as evidence by the 8V "output" noticed at the beginning. When I'm fixing something and it has regulator chips, those are the 1st things that I check as well as all caps in those locations and/or locations where I suspect the fault. Steve does a good and fun job.

I love that you sing for us Steve. Keep doing it!

👍for the shirt I have a purple one of those, I think it was from 1980? lol brought me back in time to see that style again thanks StezStix.

Hi Steven, great video, I just repaired the SML650W model of this today. The problem with my unit was the DC - 9V port was broken off of the pcb. Now repaired. Keep up the great work. Kind regards. Paul.

This looks similar to that Street Fighter arcade cabinet where the coil was acting up and prevented the voltage regulator from kicking in, but when you accidentally shorted something it sprung to life. Always suspect those little 3 and 5 legged voltage thingies.

"The machine that goes ping." No one I know, knows that. My daughter just had twins and she was telling me about the maternity ward at the hospital, and how they have all the newest, fanciest and expensive machines. I asked her if they had the machine that goes ping. It bounced like a basketball with no air. My fault for not teaching her I suppose, but when are kids old enough to watch the Meaning of Life? I guess after they move out and have kids of their own.

Never been into anything like this but really enjoying your tutorials , thankyou

you are well funny steve i spat my coffee out with laughing so much great fix

Glorious video! You are a man of many talents, but it also doesn't take much to get me excited either!

10lbs sterling for that! You sir are a bolder man than I I litterally wouldn't trade 9 lbs of dilver for that, but 9 lbs of fist currency that I'd worth virtually nothing is probably worth it to make a repair video.

Exciting episode Steve, a bit like a who or whats done it, its on, its off, its on, its off, at one point I thought it was the butler, in the conservatory with the plunger!

hahaha I was the only one to even look at this - I'm crying ! :D

Great fix, was waiting for the message about a KZfaq strike against ya for singing a Disney song lol 😂

You deserve more subs and views man

hahaha excellent video! was hoping for some karaoke if you managed to fix it.. not dissapointed at all!

Man i'm glad i found your channel! definitely my favourite fix it channel :D

Alway fun watching! 😆😆

I thought perhaps the ‘let it go’ was a suggestion that it might have been unfixable... very well done. Just need to protect it from any music lovers with ill intent .... 😀👍

I got flashbacks to the “Blanco y Negro” bar.

Hello steve You are so awesome The troubleshooting is on fireeee🔥🔥 Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭

Well done my man!

Epic. Nearly peed myself at the end. I Will have to watch all the other vids for more epicness!

Can not beat a good sing song, well done dude :)

Keep rocking bud great fix for the money 👍

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Wanna build a snowman ☃️😜 brilliant fix buddy

Great ending I love how this guy doesn't take him self to Seriously

1:34 BK I Think? Mostly likely because it's the black model? Manufacturers usually do that at the end of model numbers

So Funny and i'm glad you got to sing !! keep it up .

Amazing video, absolutely hilarious watching you singing at the end. When do we get to see your XFactor audition video haha

YOU ARE THE MAN

Brilliant your videos are great I’m not great at fixing stuff but ur videos interest me

1st class video to watch thank you take care kind regards from me kenneth💖💖💖👍

I laughed out loud at the end 🤣🤣

An even better ending than Barbie!

Isopropanol Alcohol is great for removing hot glue from electronics.

Steven, Love your vids man, i was reallay waiting to see what the temps were after the replacement? Did you by change checked that? Very nice fix !!!

Awesone stuff as always

Nice work Stez! I guess the voltage regulator wasn't resisting as much anymore. Got a bit nervous seeing the cap on the right manipulate under the heat. Don't forget to use capton tape; it is your ally. Otherwise, a better fault find, solder and ballad than I could do. 😁

Looks like u had fun fixing that one.lol

1:34 it's BK not 8k. The BK stands for black model. I'm just trolling you a little because I love your videos!

"Computer... err, Karaoke machine says no!"

lmao stez you make me laugh so much thanks for shareing. Get in there!!!

What a finish!!! Ha ha.

Your videos are informative and entertaining as well. New sub

Made me piss and I'm learning! Thank you made my Friday evening lol cheers 🍻

Your videos are amazing. And that voice ❤️. I have one question. Would you be so kind and show where you bought these probes for multimeter

Haha Steve,thanks for the laff

Sing it with me!..... "Everyone seems to know the score....."

🤘 Rock on...Rock On..🤘

Love it! Great job there!! Auto tune?? 😂

8K? :) perhaps BK == black! love your vids!

I had fun singing karaoke.

Nice!

LET IT GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

LET IT GO!!!!

So thats where it started lol :)

This man is more musicly inclined than he leads us to be

Near the first yellow blob that chip looked a bit melted.

it nice using singing machine