28-07-2020, 10:31 AM
(This post was last modified: 28-07-2020, 10:38 AM by Murphyv310.)
Yes indeed.
20 pages for a faulty smoother must be a record!
It is a reminder that when you work on an item check what you do before proceeding and never assume new parts are good and if you suspect something is wrong or faulty use the gut instinct and just replace it. Too many think if I leave this component in it will save me a couple of quid, in service you have to remember that bouncers spoil your reputation and even your business. This approach is how I still do things in my hobby.
You learn by mistakes and the more you do the more methodical you get.
For me I've been doing this all my life so I can now virtually repair sets only by cold checks, this is not always the case to be fair and it takes years of this work to be able to get a high success rate that way
20 pages for a faulty smoother must be a record!
It is a reminder that when you work on an item check what you do before proceeding and never assume new parts are good and if you suspect something is wrong or faulty use the gut instinct and just replace it. Too many think if I leave this component in it will save me a couple of quid, in service you have to remember that bouncers spoil your reputation and even your business. This approach is how I still do things in my hobby.
You learn by mistakes and the more you do the more methodical you get.
For me I've been doing this all my life so I can now virtually repair sets only by cold checks, this is not always the case to be fair and it takes years of this work to be able to get a high success rate that way
