How To Teardown A Cubee Robot Speaker For Servo Repairs - Part 3 Replaci...

After my Robot Bluetooth Speaker took a fatal dive at the floor, I am determined to fix my Cubee problems I found in Part 1. Then in Part 2 I tore down Cubee and I Identified that the right leg and hip servos were broken and needed to be replaced. In this Part 3, I replaced the Cubee right ankle servo, what I imagined would be a simple task of extracting the broken servo and swapping in a replacement, It took far longer and was more difficult than than I expected. I always advise people to watch the entire video series if they wish to copy (at their own risk) what I have done, but in this case its crucial you do or I can almost guarantee you will make the same mistakes I did, or worse and as I have the tools and resources to correct things you may be left with a Cubee you broke. Simple Don't skip through this video series if you have a Cubee. Fixing the Right Ankle is not sufficient to fix my Cubee, so in Part 4 I Will Replace The Right Hip Servo. Please don't forget to give a Thumbs Up, Share and most importantly Subscribe to this fixed1t channel by clicking the subscribe button to be informed about Part 3 - Where I will be replacing the right ankle servo. Malcolm aka  @FIXED1T  #fixed1tAIrobots fixed1tAIrobots

Unboxing CellMeter 8 Servo Testing Battery Discharge Checker

Unboxing and servo testing a CellMeter 8 Battery Voltage Capacity Checker, Balance Discharger/Servo Tester. This unit provides a quick way to test 5v servo's instead of setting up an Arduino or other micro processor, where a software or programming bug could give false results about Servo's. Its far better to know the servo is working before you start a project than to be writing and rewriting code or building new circuits believing your code is faulty when its a dead or damaged servo. Malcolm aka #fixed1t #fixed1tROBOTrepairs  @FIXED1T ​