I know the forum has a large amount of engineers and technicians, whether they are this for a hobby, volunteer in it or even for a living... or find themselves becoming any of these for a little while to fix something when nobody can?
For me, I certainly am and to be fair I'd avoid tinkering with electronics in case I muck things up or render something totally useless, yet my father worked with computers and electronics during the 80s and ran three computer shops where he'd offer the trade.
One recent example where I had a go at working with something was disassembling an over-the-bin paper shredder, only to resolve a paper jam that didn't work with its "Reverse" function. Got my magnetic screwdriver out, took one half of it off and carefully picked the bits of paper out and reattached it again. If anything, I would've modified it so that it can shred pieces of paper just a little but quicker... haha.
Although, there is a chance that I
might work as a volunteer technician for a sound production company (out of four separate admin/IT volunteering roles I applied for recently) so we'll see how that pans out...
Just hope that I'm not the only amateur person with a screwdriver and a couple of tools handy, haha