secretsloth
@secretsloth@mastodon.art  ·  activity timestamp 18 hours ago
A photo of a freshly unboxed electric typewriter sitting on my bed. It's grey with black keys, with the power cord sitting on top. The paper tray is open, showing some packaging material that was put inside for protection. The machine itself appears to be just about brand new, or fixed up to near perfect condition, even though it was made around 1986, so it must be nearly 40 years old. Looking at the keyboard, many of the shift key symbols over the number keys are different than what we are used to now, and around the sides there are several keys that point to alternative functions, not all of which I can remember the use of.
A photo of a freshly unboxed electric typewriter sitting on my bed. It's grey with black keys, with the power cord sitting on top. The paper tray is open, showing some packaging material that was put inside for protection. The machine itself appears to be just about brand new, or fixed up to near perfect condition, even though it was made around 1986, so it must be nearly 40 years old. Looking at the keyboard, many of the shift key symbols over the number keys are different than what we are used to now, and around the sides there are several keys that point to alternative functions, not all of which I can remember the use of.
A photo of a freshly unboxed electric typewriter sitting on my bed. It's grey with black keys, with the power cord sitting on top. The paper tray is open, showing some packaging material that was put inside for protection. The machine itself appears to be just about brand new, or fixed up to near perfect condition, even though it was made around 1986, so it must be nearly 40 years old. Looking at the keyboard, many of the shift key symbols over the number keys are different than what we are used to now, and around the sides there are several keys that point to alternative functions, not all of which I can remember the use of.
secretsloth
@secretsloth@mastodon.art  ·  activity timestamp 18 hours ago
A photo of a freshly unboxed electric typewriter sitting on my bed. It's grey with black keys, with the power cord sitting on top. The paper tray is open, showing some packaging material that was put inside for protection. The machine itself appears to be just about brand new, or fixed up to near perfect condition, even though it was made around 1986, so it must be nearly 40 years old. Looking at the keyboard, many of the shift key symbols over the number keys are different than what we are used to now, and around the sides there are several keys that point to alternative functions, not all of which I can remember the use of.
A photo of a freshly unboxed electric typewriter sitting on my bed. It's grey with black keys, with the power cord sitting on top. The paper tray is open, showing some packaging material that was put inside for protection. The machine itself appears to be just about brand new, or fixed up to near perfect condition, even though it was made around 1986, so it must be nearly 40 years old. Looking at the keyboard, many of the shift key symbols over the number keys are different than what we are used to now, and around the sides there are several keys that point to alternative functions, not all of which I can remember the use of.
A photo of a freshly unboxed electric typewriter sitting on my bed. It's grey with black keys, with the power cord sitting on top. The paper tray is open, showing some packaging material that was put inside for protection. The machine itself appears to be just about brand new, or fixed up to near perfect condition, even though it was made around 1986, so it must be nearly 40 years old. Looking at the keyboard, many of the shift key symbols over the number keys are different than what we are used to now, and around the sides there are several keys that point to alternative functions, not all of which I can remember the use of.
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kasdeya
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a bottom view of the switch, showing that the black plastic part has a circular metal piece inside of it. I think the white metal part presses into this with a little "beak" when the switch is in the on position the metal piece is covered in a ton of rust, and the tip of the "beak" has some rust too
a bottom view of the switch, showing that the black plastic part has a circular metal piece inside of it. I think the white metal part presses into this with a little "beak" when the switch is in the on position the metal piece is covered in a ton of rust, and the tip of the "beak" has some rust too
a bottom view of the switch, showing that the black plastic part has a circular metal piece inside of it. I think the white metal part presses into this with a little "beak" when the switch is in the on position the metal piece is covered in a ton of rust, and the tip of the "beak" has some rust too
top view of the switch. it's a large switch - about 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and even longer than it is wide the switch says: Chaserr® QX188A 10A 250V- 13A 250V- T125 you can also see the two electrical connectors, which are somewhat thick wires that spread into a wide "mouth" that swallows up two flat metal prongs on the switch
top view of the switch. it's a large switch - about 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and even longer than it is wide the switch says: Chaserr® QX188A 10A 250V- 13A 250V- T125 you can also see the two electrical connectors, which are somewhat thick wires that spread into a wide "mouth" that swallows up two flat metal prongs on the switch
top view of the switch. it's a large switch - about 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and even longer than it is wide the switch says: Chaserr® QX188A 10A 250V- 13A 250V- T125 you can also see the two electrical connectors, which are somewhat thick wires that spread into a wide "mouth" that swallows up two flat metal prongs on the switch
kasdeya
@kasdeya@cryptid.cafe  ·  activity timestamp last week
a bottom view of the switch, showing that the black plastic part has a circular metal piece inside of it. I think the white metal part presses into this with a little "beak" when the switch is in the on position the metal piece is covered in a ton of rust, and the tip of the "beak" has some rust too
a bottom view of the switch, showing that the black plastic part has a circular metal piece inside of it. I think the white metal part presses into this with a little "beak" when the switch is in the on position the metal piece is covered in a ton of rust, and the tip of the "beak" has some rust too
a bottom view of the switch, showing that the black plastic part has a circular metal piece inside of it. I think the white metal part presses into this with a little "beak" when the switch is in the on position the metal piece is covered in a ton of rust, and the tip of the "beak" has some rust too
top view of the switch. it's a large switch - about 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and even longer than it is wide the switch says: Chaserr® QX188A 10A 250V- 13A 250V- T125 you can also see the two electrical connectors, which are somewhat thick wires that spread into a wide "mouth" that swallows up two flat metal prongs on the switch
top view of the switch. it's a large switch - about 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and even longer than it is wide the switch says: Chaserr® QX188A 10A 250V- 13A 250V- T125 you can also see the two electrical connectors, which are somewhat thick wires that spread into a wide "mouth" that swallows up two flat metal prongs on the switch
top view of the switch. it's a large switch - about 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and even longer than it is wide the switch says: Chaserr® QX188A 10A 250V- 13A 250V- T125 you can also see the two electrical connectors, which are somewhat thick wires that spread into a wide "mouth" that swallows up two flat metal prongs on the switch
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Reasons for failure of repair in Repair Cafe Rugby in 2025 Too worn out 14 No way to fix the product 9 No way to open the product 8 Spare parts not available on the market 6 Too time consuming 5 Unidentified failure 4 Spare parts not available at repair session 2 Lack of equipment at repair location 1 Repair information not available 1 Spare parts too expensive 1
Reasons for failure of repair in Repair Cafe Rugby in 2025 Too worn out 14 No way to fix the product 9 No way to open the product 8 Spare parts not available on the market 6 Too time consuming 5 Unidentified failure 4 Spare parts not available at repair session 2 Lack of equipment at repair location 1 Repair information not available 1 Spare parts too expensive 1
Reasons for failure of repair in Repair Cafe Rugby in 2025 Too worn out 14 No way to fix the product 9 No way to open the product 8 Spare parts not available on the market 6 Too time consuming 5 Unidentified failure 4 Spare parts not available at repair session 2 Lack of equipment at repair location 1 Repair information not available 1 Spare parts too expensive 1
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