AIBO Repair 2 : Blue ERS-210 Part 2 - Left Jitters Fixed
Having fixed the Jitters in the left front leg, I worked on the back. There are no AIBO repair people in the UK but with apprenticeship help from WOLFBOB in the USA, I'm doing it myself. A UK wonder contacted Bob and he recommended me, especially as my own had some rough handling during shipping which warranted his head having major repairs. Once I'm confident doing legs I'll move onto Heads and Batteries. Watch part 3 to see how I get on with the right legs #fixed1tAIBOrepairs
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