Hi, I run a small Electronics Shop in Toowoomba Queensland, and need a TV and VCR Technician, to work full time, that is a 38 hour Week
Yeah I know they all say its a dieing industry, but there still are a lot of people who would rather get their Old machines fixed than buy a new one and have to learn how to use it..
So if you live in the area, or even thinking about moving up here, let me know.
Regards Allan
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Good luck with the search dude, also keep in mind the techs here tend to be a bit leery of employers and will give you the third, fourth and fifth degree.
Yeah, thought that may happen, But I only need one tech, no harm in asking.. :>
Allan
One would hope your workshop has moved to better anti-static conditions than a nylon carpeted work benchtop.
Anyhow a nice piece of documented repair work. Pity they don't make SMD electros with a longer working life.:( However it keeps blokes like yourself in business I guess. :)
Cheers, Alan
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 18:36:54 +1000, "Allan Simpson" put finger to keyboard and composed:
Thanks for your faults lists. Much appreciated.
- Franc Zabkar
Do you know in 15 years or so, we have had that benchtop, I have never had a problem with static, or extra damage caused by static. You alway discharge your self, and use common sense, but its not be a problem. Yeap, I hate those caps, We do not do a lot of the old cameras anymore as they are so labour intense, its not worth the cost. At least the newer units don't have anywhere as many. Allan
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