Just want to share a video I watched on YT for folks (like me) who are new to electronics, but keen to have a go at fixing their game.
It's long (for YT anyway), but not boring. The presenter describes basic components, what they do and how (in part 2) to test them. I feel much more confident after seeing it.
I don't know the person in the video or anything. Just found it really helpful.
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