Hi there, Scott! From my understanding, I do not believe that would be possible. As far as I’m concerned, you would only be able to replace it with a logic board of the same year + model of your device. I would be surprised if Apple made the logic board similarly enough to where that would be possible as that would mean people wouldn’t need to buy a whole new computer, but instead just a part—and I don’t think that’s how they work. I could be wrong though. However, I didn’t want your question to go unanswered.

Hi Wyatt, Fortunately, all of our screens are tested in house before being shipped to you. I do hope that provides some comfort + let’s you know that this screen has ''potential ''to work for you. :) Would you mind following the steps in this Help Doc on our website? *click* + then, add photos of the vertical lines that you are getting, the display cable length + connector, along with the front and back of the entire display? If you are still having issues after following that help document that I linked earlier, please go ahead and contact Customer Support by emailing them at: support@ifixit.com and they’d be happy to assist as all of our screens come with a lifetime warranty. Hope this helps!

Please provide us photos of the condition that the phone is currently in, especially if there is any damage to it due to the drop. That would be really helpful. Although, my instincts say that the LCD/Digitizer will need to be replaced.

Hi Daniel, It does not appear that we have the Rear Panel Adhesive Assembly available on iFixit. However, you could probably use Tesa Tape as a wonderful alternative: *click*. I’m sure there will be other advice from others later on. :)

Hi there! There are a couple of things that we could try. We want to make sure that the iPhone is being recognized in iTunes. "If the iPhone is recognized in iTunes, send me a screenshot of the device page in iTunes. If the iPhone is not recognized, try plugging the device into the wall charger again and leave it charging for 6 hours. Be sure to use a known, working, MFI charger." I recommend is trying a DFU Restore, and the instructions on how to do so can be found here: *click*. "DFU stands for Device Firmware Update, and because it reloads the software and the firmware, it’s an even deeper restore mode than the recovery mode Apple describes on their website. Be warned though that if you haven't upgraded your OS to the latest compatible version this will upgrade your device and it is not reversible once completed." Hope this is helpful, and best of luck!

What you are seeing are chemical changes in the film by temperature or how it was stored, but it also appears to look as though the film was expired. Your camera should be fine though.

It is possible that the sunroof motor has gone out. How do I know this? My 2014 Toyota Camry SE did the same exact thing before I bought it [and it has been fixed, today actually!]. I would see if you have any kind of warranty associated with this car, and if not, still take it in to get it repaired. With mine, it would intermittently work once I drove it for awhile and was in park. I’d try that to see if you can at least get it closed. Best of luck!

Hi there! After doing some a light Google search, I was able to locate on Kurio’s Support page on how to complete a hard reset for the Kurio 7s. I’ve gone ahead and copied & pasted what they mention '''here''' on their support page on the Hard Reset. In order to reset to factory settings, please follow these instructions : "- Power off machine. - Hold down + first and then POWER for about 10 seconds, release both buttons once Kurio screen loads . - When you get the open Android picture, press + to enter menu, use - to move down to "wipe data / factory reset" and press POWER again to choose. - Next press - to choose "YES" and press POWER to start reset. - Check for yellow text Formatting /data, formatting cache, Data wipe complete. - Choose reboot system now and press POWER to complete process. NOTE: This will erase data from your Kurio's internal storage such as Accounts, System settings and Downloaded apps. But music, pictures, and other user data won't be erased. Check "Erase SD card" if you want to...

Hi there! Is it recognizable in iTunes when you plug it in to your computer? If you haven’t already, I’d try performing a DFU Restore. A DFU restore will update the OS, and give us a clean slate to further troubleshoot the device. If that doesn’t help, I would then inspect the digitizer + LCD cables for damage as those are fragile. Definitely be careful if you do end up opening up the device. Once you’ve got it opened, cleaning the contacts gently with isopropyl alcohol/rubbing alcohol/surgical spirits [a q-tip or bristled brush will do the trick]. Otherwise, replacing the LCD screen + digitizer might be the next step. Hope this helps! Good luck!

Hi Mason! I wonder if any of the troubleshooting that we have on our website here would be helpful to: Minolta X-370 Troubleshooting — maybe some things you haven’t tried yet or are willing to try again. Otherwise, would you mind providing a link to a series of photos or a video of the issue that is happening once you have inserted the film into the camera?