You can read a blog, from LinuxJedi, about restoring an Amiga 2000 computer. The A2000 is equipped with a Harlequin frame buffer, ICD 2000 SCSI Board with 105 MB HDD and a Progressive Peripherals 68040 Accelerator.
A new YouTube video from Jan Beta is now available. In this video, Jan shows how to repair a Commodore C64 computer by looking at the symptoms, checking voltages and using a diagnostic cartridge.
You can watch a new video from the Hack Build Restore YouTube channel. In this video: The restoration of an Amiga 2000 computer. The A2000 will be upgraded with a ZZ9000 (memory, video, USB and Ethernet) and a ZZ9000AX (audio).
You can watch a new video from the Reviving Retro YouTube channel. In this episode, the repair of a Commodore SX64 computer that has a blank screen and a constant spinning disk drive.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, the build of an adapter to use an ATX power supply with the Amiga 1000 computer.
A new YouTube video from Jan Beta is now available. In this video, Jan shows how to repair an Amiga A501 RAM expansion for the Amiga 500 computer. The problem is a leaking battery.
You can read a blog from Shred.zone about the repair of an Amiga A1060. The Amiga A1060, also known as the Sidecar, made it possible to use MS-DOS software on the Amiga 1000 computer.
Mark Sawicki has made a new video for his YouTube channel. In this video Mark shows how to repair a Commodore 1084 monitor, with the help of Mr. Lurch.
Retrohax has written a blog about restoring a Commodore Colt computer. He replaced the electrolytic capacitors, repaired the hard-drive and the reset button and gave all the components a good clean.
You can now watch a new video from the 8Bit Retro ReFix YouTube channel. In this episode: How to install a keyboard PCB membrane in an Amiga A600 computer.
You can watch a new video on the Tech Tangents YouTube channel. In this video: The repair of a keyboard for the Commodore PET computer, by re-applying the carbon layer on the keys.
Tynemouth Software has written a blog about the using special parts to diagnose and repair Commodore PET computers. The parts are: PET 6550 Video RAM replacement, 2114 Video RAM replacement, PET 6540-010 Character ROM replacement and the PET Video Out.
You can watch a new video from the Retronaut YouTube channel. In this episode: The repair of an Amiga 4000 computer, that has a very low brightness level for the video output.
You can watch a new video from the Reviving Retro YouTube channel. In this episode, the repair of a Commodore 1084 monitor, with a bad fly-back transformer.
You can watch a new video from the Commodore History YouTube channel. In this video, you can see how to replace the power supply and the clock generator in a Commodore B128 computer.
You can now watch a new video from the 8Bit Retro ReFix YouTube channel. In this episode: How to install a keyboard PCB membrane in an Amiga A1200 computer.
You can read a blog, from LinuxJedi, about repairing an Amiga A1200 computer with a strange problem. This Amiga A1200 computer works fine, but only for 15 minutes.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, a couple of repairs on the Amiga: new CPU socket, pin replacement, 68882 testing and watching paint dry.
Tynemouth Software has written a blog about the repair of a Commodore PET 2001 computer. The problems were a MC3446 IC, two 6550 RAM chips (video) and a 74LS08 IC.
You can now watch a new video from the 8-Bit Resurgence YouTube channel. In this episode, a look at the CBM D9060 hard drive for the Commodore PET/CBM computers. The original hard disk will be replaced with a modern solid state hard drive.
Mark Sawicki has made a new video for his YouTube channel. In this video, Mark will repair a power supply and the screen from a Commodore C386SX-LT laptop computer.
You can now watch a new video from the GadgetUK164 YouTube channel. In this video, Chris is showing how to repair an Amiga 4000 computer with a leaking battery and bad electrolytic capacitors.
A new video from the Hey Birt YouTube channel is now available. In this video, Birt is talking about replacing electrolytic capacitors in retro computers.
