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so i messed up! was trying to fix my charging port on my switch and got it reinstalled and the pins that i could test...

girlfriends series 2 iwatch the screen wasnt turning on. i took the screen off and inspected the ribbon cables and found...

ok so if i turn on wifi my phone almost instantly starts to over heat up in the area near the camera. and only when i have...

ok so i need to replace the S/PDIF1 port on this circuit board but i havent been able to find a source for it, i tried...

so last night I do what I normally do, I plugged my phone in and set my alarm and went to sleep. when I woke up it was at...

a friend of mine has a Vizio surround sound subwoofer the model # is s4251w-b4. i need to replace the jack where the sub...

so unfortunately id say youre right about trying to find parts for this thing. you have 2 options. (1) buy a broken one from ebay (one that has a paddle that is intact) and swap it out. (2) remove the other paddle. have it 3d scanned and then have it printer out with a 3d printer. sorry to be the bearer of bad news with this. i hope this helps good luck! Edit: here is one on ebay that is for parts https://www.ebay.com/itm/384171823752?ha...

i would venture to guess you cannot. if you look at the 2 teardowns of the differnt phones you can see the boards are COMPLETETLY different. https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/DZDKqoShZ1IYWa... https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/DEYaRuLhAQBg1O... i hope this helps

with liquid damage there is a 50-50-90 percent chance your device will work again if you properly take it apart and clean it. but yes i would recommend not using the TV anymore until you can get into it and inspect all the components. im sure youll need tools. probably the normal stuff, screw drivers, maybe a spudger or 2 a multimeter (maybe) and something to qtips and alcohol.

here is a screen placement video on YT i found, good luck! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXg550tY...

thats really unfortunate. furthermore the watch is kinda small and hard to work on. youll either need to get tools and do it your self or pay to have it done.

check the connections on the ribbon cable and plug, might have some shorts or corrosion with associating SMDs.

like i said in the comment earlier, try using some low melt solder with an iron before you use the hot air station. that will aid in using the hot air station to remove that cap. you can get some from here https://northridgefix.com/product/low-melt-solder-stick/ check out the video on that purchase page also :)

check the connections inside the coard and the outlet on the console. make sure none of the pins are bent or broken!

contact customer support about the issue, ifixit has a great customer service center and will be able to help you with getting a replacement! if you get a replacement and its still not charging its likely not the battery but something internal to the computer that will need further troubleshooting

check the pins inside the connector. if it was working and now its not charging. that leads me to believe its the cord. also try to use a card you know works already after you check the pins on the controller and the cords! also try using different outlets on the playstation and then try a wall outlet. if that doesnt work i would open the controller up and continue the search for damage in the controller.

yeaaaa….. i was going to say something along these lines lol. itll get the job done but its by no means the right \ best way to do the job.

just be careful doing this lol, flying molten solder can and will burn you or other components.

flux flux flux its your friend! use it!

i would use some flux and then some solder wick. flux makes like easy with soldering!