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Fixed a broken #Miele #induction #hob. This is the KMDA 7774, manufactured year 2018. A nice cooktop with integrated extraction fan and flexible cooking zones. The glass panel #touch #sensors /#buttons started to fail, with problem to set levels, to turn the hob on and ghost turn-off while cooking. After disassembly, soldered all contact surfaces of the conductive rubber buttons residing under the glass, snapped-in on the #PCB. Had to snap each button off, and they were many! SMD solder iron too small for proper heat, but a regular sized WTB tip on the Weller station at some 400 deg C worked fine, using a desoldering pump to remove superfluous solder. Each pad is a via and even if looking pristine (no fog on the PCB, no visible oxidizing) it was enough resistance to become faulty. Believe this to be #conductive sensors and that the via size and/or thickness was wrongly designed. Might even be an issue with the design recommendations of the component supplier and not Miele. #DIY #repair #electronics #solder

It's 2024 and still, no easy way to #aggregate your data from multiple #health and #fitness #sensors without relying on 3rd party proprietary solutions.

Imagine you've been saving your data for years but then your sensor needs to be replaced but the sensor is made by another manufacturer, a new data silo is formed because most companies force you to only use their solution or big tech sync.

#sustainability #degrowth #privacy

Here's a paper on the topic from 2018. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/

PubMed Central (PMC)Bringing Health and Fitness Data Together for Connected Health Care: Mobile Apps as Enablers of InteroperabilityA transformation is underway regarding how we deal with our health. Mobile devices make it possible to have continuous access to personal health information. Wearable devices, such as Fitbit and Apple’s smartwatch, can collect data continuously ...