<transcript><audio_0> ¿Qué pasa? Todo muy bien, ¿ustedes? Ustedes como siempre trabajando, ¿no? Sí, padre. Ah, qué bueno. Aquí rebobinando los motores. Ah, yo también rebobino. ¿Verdad, padre? Sí. Ahora les cuento cómo. Ah.</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows two men in a workshop. The man on the left is sitting on a chair and appears to be working on a piece of wood. He is wearing a yellow shirt and is holding a tool in his hand. The other man is standing next to him and is looking at him attentively. The workshop is cluttered with various tools and equipment, and there are posters and posters on the walls. There is a window on the right side of the image, letting in natural light.</caption><transcript><audio_2> y después le cuento yo cómo rebobino allá. Eso, padre. Así es que, bueno, el trabajo que voy a realizar acá es el de rebobinar este motor utilizado para pelar café</transcript><video><caption><image_3>The image shows a middle-aged man sitting at a workbench in a workshop. He is wearing a yellow shirt and appears to be in his late 60s or early 70s. He has short dark hair and is looking to the side with a smile on his face. On the workbench, there are various tools and equipment, including a red and black circular object, a blue chair, and a calendar hanging on the wall. There are also posters and posters on the walls in the background. The man seems to be engaged in a conversation with someone off-camera.</caption><caption><image_4>The image shows a middle-aged man working in a workshop. He is wearing a yellow shirt and is standing in front of a workbench with various tools and equipment scattered around. The man is holding a red and black wire and appears to be working on it. On the wall behind him, there are several posters and a calendar. He seems to be focused on his work.</caption></video><transcript><audio_5> Como el motor se quemó, entonces hay que hacerle un rebobinado que consiste en que el alambre quemado se saca y se reemplaza por alambre nuevo. Y entonces comienza uno a introducir el alambre por cada una de las ranuras que tiene el motor.</transcript> rodríguez very good afternoon stealing everything very well as always working not coming from the engines there it also rewound true now I'll tell you how first they treated me how it rewinds here and then I 'll tell you how it rewound there it's your father so well the job I'm going to do  What to do here is to rewind this motor used to strip cables or to move a pickup. As the motor burned out, you have to rewind it, and with the burned wire, it is removed and replaced with new wire and then  He begins to insert the wire through each of the slots in the engine.
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