Reviving a Broken Logitech Conference Camera | TechFix and Chill #1

TechFix and Chill #1: Join me as I pull apart a broken Logitech office conference camera that fell off the wall and smashed on the ground. Whether you're into tech repairs or just want some relaxing background noise, this video is worth the watch.
00:00 - Introduction
00:38 - Disassembly
04:52 - Soldering
07:12 - Reassembly
08:15 - Testing
09:03 - Conclusion

[@roguenut9]

Someone who isn't me broke one of those at work. Nice to see how that kind of repair is done!

[@BreakerSpace]

That was an easy repair... but in reality most of them are. It's insane how often devices get thrown out as e-waste. I hope your well explained content makes more people curious enough to try it for themselves & recover their broken devices. Cheers!

[@TerminalCuriosityEE]

I hope so too! its a shame how much of this stuff gets thrown in the bin when it can actually be fixed. The owner of this camera was very grateful for this job, as she couldn't find an authorised Logitech technician to look at it and apparently the cameras are over $1000 new.

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

Nice repair!! I look forward to seeing what kind of videos you make next. Just a handy…. Whenever I have a through hole component with short leads, I use a piece of “plumbers putty to hold the component in place for soldering. You have to be particular with the brand you use as the lower quality will leave residue. Thanks for the video. Good luck with future ones!!

[@TerminalCuriosityEE]

Thanks for the feedback and the great tip! I'll have to look into plumber's putty for soldering.

[@newtlab]

It's a mockery that you can't buy a solder suction