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Thank you. Used this video as instructions to replace brake lever on the other side 👍

Just sayin’. The Edible Bus Stop was not in Islington, London but Is in Stockwell, London and changed its name to THE KERB GARDEN which it still is called today 😉👍🏻

Hi. Is it same with brake lever?

I can't repair mine as the socket cable is gone and the type 1 socket can't be opened

Cheers couldn’t get the back off

Wissington have now moved from producing Tomatoes and now grow medical cannabis

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Any particular reason why you chose caravan lead?

Great video. I was gifted a unit that wasn't working. both positive and negative wires were broken at the gland. People forget to use the cord to suspend the unit from the wall socket and put all the strain on the electrical cable. Unit is now charging my car. Hurrah

Big thanks for saving a ton of money. Nicely made.

Only comment would be that if you are struggling with older or worn torx heads try a t10 and some lubricant

This might be a stupid question, but I'm using the 3 pin, and that cable you replaced it with doesn't see to have a 3 pin connection on it?

Thank you for this, very helpful. I had a slightly different problem with my (2018) Mitsubishi level one charger: it would go to fault cycle consistently after a couple of hours max of charging. Took two small repairs over time to fix. First, nine month ago, the charger plug lugs were slightly scorched, blackened. I lightly sanded the lugs with emery (blue) sandpaper and some light filing with a metal file, to eliminate the scorching. That worked for a while. Second, recently, I suspected that the 110V duplex wall plug in my garage wasn’t strong enough for EV charging. Domestic wall plugs don’t normally handle eight amps for 8-9 hours straight. I’ve heard that a similar problem can happen with 220V plugs for level two chargers. So I replaced the domestic 110V wall plug with an “industrial” plug from the hardware store; it cost $12.50 Cdn plus a new cover. The charger has worked well since. Also, Mitsubishi sells a weatherproof cover for the charging port, that protects the port from rain (and snow in my case). Costs about $35 Cdn.

what size cable should be used?

So, So, Tom Jackson... do you grow sugarbeets using organic methods? or ? Also, do you use GMO sugar beet seed, or is it non-GMO ?

Shame most supermarkets don't stock it, but stock the more expensive cane sugar

Ecological sugar ..love it its British. It's why I buy silver spoon...even though the prices g plant stinks when the wind is right

Thanx for sharing this video! Do you know how to replace the connector at the other end? I have to ooen that connector.. how does one do that? Greatings JA

Good stuff! Saxman

Very interesting how the sugar industry works over there in England cheers from Australia

Hi, can you provide more detail on the cable you used?

I just fixed my charger, thank you so much for this video you are great

Hi there Is it possible to connect to the 240v source, a 110v yazaki charger? For charging battery

East anglia did know sliver spoon sugar was made over there I go there sometimes with my mom and dad for summer holiday s from Belfast northern Ireland to visit my ungle

When I (finally) got the box open and checked out the short wire to the plug there was no continuity. Both the live and neutral wires were broken inside their insulation near the 'gland'... It's clear this charger was not 'fit for purpose' when manufactured and it should have been recalled.

I am your 300 Sub good luck with growing your account

What kind of cable is the one you purchase?

Saved a lot of money on slaves in the West Indies....a very important economic event that changed the world...the sugar extraction invention...

not Mr simmons LMAOO

Fantastic work, it's good to know when company's use every part possible.

Thanks for this video! Out charger had been doing the same thing for ages, lucky we have a ZAPPI wall charger at home. I forgot to take a pic of the input terminals so I'm glad I found this vid to know where the live and neutral terminated to

your talking about waste ? all I see is waste in your production. all that plastic is more waste , than what you started out with .

Спасибо, всё было понятно 😎

Thank you very much, this saved me 857 Euro as that is the price here in Norway. Used some body sealant in order to make it water resistant. I was not sure if I should replace the power cord with a 1.5 mm or 2.5 mm cable but went for a 1.5 mm cable as the rating for the cable i approximately 10 Amp. The Lid was as your said a little tidy to remove but your instruction was a good help.

Good evening, what oil you take to make Thank you in advance for your reply. 👍

Excellent thanks, same applies to the Blackbird CBR1100xx

Lot of thanks ! I change 2 chargers already. After only one year it was broken inside the cable.

That’s great, well explained, I’m about to service mine for the first time, how often do you change your plugs and do you have a video of that too.

Quentin, ta for your clear and concise charger fix video. It worked a treat!

Cornerways' 18ha greenhouses now stopping tomatoes....instead - first UK large scale medical cannabis growers...

Just saved me 350 quid, thanks very much!

Fixed my charger too. Thanks a heap. It looks like the gland on the original factory fitting was over tightened, stressing the copper. That is where the break was- on mine anyway. Thanks again. Don

Amazing, it worked! Saved me about 500 Euros. I already replaced the charger one time for exactly the same problem. Its ridiculous. Thanks. (yeah getting the lid off can be bit of a hassle, I used a sharp small screwdriver also to yank out the sealant stuff before prying near the corners

What about the British sugar cannabis?

Thanks a lot for this video! I had exactly the same problem and managed to fix it. Sadly, the Mitsubishi garage doesn't deal with this, they only suggest buying a new charger, which would have been very wasteful! Took me an hour to open the box, though... You make it look easy!

People don't want to think about tomorrow but it will come. And with it, more of earth's wonders will be gone unless we do something today.

Thanks a lot for this video. I managed to repair my charger. One thing I did do was remove the screws holding the circuit board in so I could get beneath to unscrew the clips holding the wires better. May save a few headaches :-)

Dont buy any sandwiches from Samworths. Loads of coronavirus cases at the factory in Melton Mowbray .

Excellent video. Helped me repair my charger. I used a Stanley knife to cut the mastic.

Thanks, I've just fixed the same problem on mine. Seems like a common issue. Your video is very helpful. Yes, it took me about 15 minutes to get the back off.

Crack that with an 11/16" ? You are aware that Honda's have been fully metric ever since Adam were a lad? The bolt head is 17mm. 11/16" is 17.4 mm - you'll round it off. Now if you had a worn bolt and were using an imperial size that was a little smaller I'd understand. Also given the state of that you really should have cleaned it up before removing the drain bolt....