Normal, basic ceiling fan? If old one, I bet it is the capacitor.

Piece of cake. Numerous tutorials on the net. Please read them thoroughly. You need a ladder(to get to the fan), test pen(for screw and test current just in case), and no more than 15 ringgit. Detach the capacitor, get it to your local electronic store(for peace of mind) and ask for replacement. Replace the new one, then you're good to go. If the fan still the same after you changed it, just get new one. Not worth fixing the rotor.

Updated: These may enlighten you abit about the most basic ceiling fan. The links are in BM though but the author used standard/received BM at least and they're quite informative.
http://zon152.blogspot.my/2012/05/soalan-l...n-pada.html?m=1
http://zon152.blogspot.my/2010/10/kipas-se...rlahan.html?m=1
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This post has been edited by UnknownH: Apr 16 2017, 12:52 PM

Is it 5 to 10 ringgit one? Been using for a while and apart from above, it really loose when connected to device. Not that it slides out immediately when you pick up the device but it certainly does the job if the connected device stay put. I don't recommended to use this while navigating.

This post has been edited by UnknownH: Apr 18 2017, 12:46 AM

I bought this one. The cable feels study, really does feel very durable. Worth more than its price. It's 2 metre long! But the connector to the phone is just like I mention. Not very secure. Haven't tested data connection though.

Don't get me wrong. It certainly does the job but not like quite secure as stock/original cable that came with the phone. Or probably the one I bought is the reject item. That explains the cheap price.

I didn't asked this before but please add me to the group for investigation purpose.

- Unit Jenayah Siber dan Multimedia.

As I understand it, they'll release the payment to the seller after you confirmed order received.

I'm afraid that's all I know about it

No problem on app here.

It's a tuner so you can watch those free on the air(OTA) channels(tv3,rtm,8tv,etc) via new standard which is digital transmission. Old school is analog transmission. If you live in JB or Kedah(near the border of other countries that use same standard) you can watch their free OTA channels too!

This post has been edited by UnknownH: Apr 21 2017, 02:18 AM

Good deal?


http://www.lazada.com.my/hot-selling-memor...e-29043429.html

Obviously. Sorry voucher possible?