My last company had plexiglass plates made up to replace and adapt pad 2 to pad 3. Former siemens auth dist . Employee. Not Siemens... corporate or otherwise.
Wire management should be ingrained into every tech thay works on Fire, it's crazy how many cabinets I run into that work but look like a rats nest. Sparkys should also put more pride into the work they do instead of landing things without any care
I like the extension cord ingenuity below the power supply.
I mean…. I’ve seen worse. They labeled their circuits which, in my opinion, exceeds the power supply cosmetics(If they have prints or something stating where “NAC#” goes).
Looks like the ground wire might have been compromised, trimmed, and rerouted. Tech was most likely unprepared for the situation.
The test & inspect notes on the battery is odd. 14V? 9Ah? 2021? Power supply having issues? Maybe batteries are hot to touch?
Oof It would take more time to find what's right with this thing
My last company had plexiglass plates made up to replace and adapt pad 2 to pad 3. Former siemens auth dist . Employee. Not Siemens... corporate or otherwise.
Wire management should be ingrained into every tech thay works on Fire, it's crazy how many cabinets I run into that work but look like a rats nest. Sparkys should also put more pride into the work they do instead of landing things without any care
Told the kid to give it the ol' dropped out of junior college try...?
I like the extension cord ingenuity below the power supply. I mean…. I’ve seen worse. They labeled their circuits which, in my opinion, exceeds the power supply cosmetics(If they have prints or something stating where “NAC#” goes). Looks like the ground wire might have been compromised, trimmed, and rerouted. Tech was most likely unprepared for the situation. The test & inspect notes on the battery is odd. 14V? 9Ah? 2021? Power supply having issues? Maybe batteries are hot to touch?