Newelectronx Reviews, Rating, and Feedback

I scored at a public storage auction! I found the Ferrari of espresso restaurant machines - a high end quality espresso machine. I presume that the storage lot belonged to a restaurant supply store. There was allot of equipment in that lot that was relatively similar to what you see in Starbucks. We all know what high performance means - that's right high maintenance :( I tried taking the machine to a few service companies to get it checked out. Turns out there were a few issues that I needed to take care of before my first brewed cup because the espresso machine was sitting idle for so long that apparently it had several issues that needed to be addressed. After searching I found a factory that gave me a hit list on exactly what was wrong with the machine. It read like a rap sheet; it listed all the things that were wrong with the machine. Thank goodness the shop was friendly enough to provide me a list of the parts needed, because I couldn't afford their service charges and hourly rates. After they helped me source parts, which wasn't that expensive going through them. I ordered my own tool kit here. This is a first class operation. They are quick with follow ups - a response came within minutes of leaving my question. Lots of expert advice. Not to mention friendly, and I would say for what I received the tool kit is reasonably priced. I also got some expert advice. Everything is looking good so far, the tools work amazingly well and I am still waiting for a few parts to come in, so thought I would take this time to leave my story. Not bad for buying a commercial machine on the cheap.

Owning a small hang out coffee shop for the last few years has been my favorite pass time. Meeting all the wonderful people in my community who love to drink coffee and espresso while engaging in a peaceful atmosphere is my passion. Running a small joint doesn't bring much revenue. I mostly do what I do for the love. Its hard to afford to pay a service provider or coffee technician; and there has been a few times when I've need to call an emergency repair service to help me get my commercial machine going. Those invoices are a pain in the rear. Paying them off takes me months. Sometimes its hard to get immediate help and some service calls take a day or 2 to figure out what is really wrong with the machines. Since they are paid by the hour, I thought I invest in my own tool kit. I found the shipping of items fast. I find using the tool kit reliable. I found the customer service honest - knowledgeable - easy to chat with. Working on machines isn't as easy as I thought it would be, but having the right tools on hand give me a sense of security that I can keep my machines running and my community of customers happy.

The remote that came with the UltraLux FX descrambler is only an infra-red remote control. Its not really universal. I bought this one to control the Ultra Lux FX, cable BOX, theater sound system, and remote control fan. Easy to set up and works as described.

works great on Columbus Communication, fast shipping to Jamaica. tks

as much as i like these nintendo screwdrivers, i believe a must have is some q-tips. just like i won't use no name brand nintendo screwdrivers, i personally will only allow name brand q-tips to touch my video game cartridges and video game systems. after opening the video game i like to lightly moisten the tip. since owning the tool i have used cleaner to carefully clean a circuit board or two. scrubbing the game's electronic contacts hasn't been this easy in a long time.

Love the new packaging system, it's convenient and neat!

I have a virtual boy and I tried to open the security screws with my bit, but four of the screws are so deep that it would not reach. when the bit i have didn't work, i tried using a rotary tool to cut out a notch on a standard screwdriver. that worked okay on the shallow screws, but unfortunately it is too hard to line up properly on the deep screws inside the virtual boy. then i tried melting a piece of plastic to mold the screws like i read online, but that just smelled badly and didn't get into the deep holes. i won't say where i ordered, but i ordered a different bit online and unfortunately what i received was too short to fit into the deepest holes. it wasn't until i ordered this tool that i found a way to get all the screws out the virtual boy. i would like to finally say thanks, it worked.

On my virtual boy one eyepiece was working and I needed to get the stupid thing open. i've been wanting to open it for awhile but couldn't find a Virtual Boy screwdriver long enough. there are tons offered on ebay with good cheap prices, sadly to say none of them were long enough. after ordering from 4 different sellers over there i just had to give up because i losing too much money. finally decided to buckle down and get this virtual boy working again. finally a pal of mine who had found some bits that were longer than mine, let me use his. it didn't reach in there either. I've seen complete screwdrivers that have the gamebit tip but I didn't recall where. after googling all night i finally found this tool kit. said what the heck and ordered it. what do you know, it worked right out the box. long story short, both eyepieces on teh virtual boy work now.

I have a Nespresso coffee machine that stopped working a few days ago. Yellow light began blinking and the machine would no longer brew. I have disassembled the machine, repaired the problem, and put it back together again. Thanks to these tools.

couldnt find the right screw screwdrivertip for those oval head bolts on the expresso coffee machine (Nespresso). a forum said i should be patient and try pliers. that didn't work. with these screwdrivers i removed the screws replaced the on/off switch with a toggle switch. also replaced the temperature warming up switch with a toggle switch and added LED light to the circuit board with a little soldering.

It was very easy to troubleshoot my Krups once I got it opened. Thanks to the pan head oval screwdriver :). all I had to do was replace the two blue capacitors on the circuit board. the small is 224K value and 474K for the larger one. Both are 275 Volt rated. It's a non-polarized cap so direction of re-installation didnt matter. i'm actually enjoying a fresh brew while i write this account of my experience. here's to you for providing a great set of screwdrivers.

the trick is indeed finding the right oval screwdriver to open it. pliers didnt work for me. Thought the screws were rivets or something. The screws came out easily with oval pan head screwdriver. I replace the push buttons and closed it back up. Works like normal.

I have this type of security screw at the bottom of my coffee machine. So I ordered this set. I picked the chamfered bit that is 8 mm diameter and around 35mm long out the plastic carrying container. It fit in the bottom of hole perfectly. I love this custom tool set; and I would recommend you to a friend.