Kyle Webb

Hi. I have recently replaced an iPhone 7 Screen. After a few days, the proximity sensor has stopped working, so when on a...

I have just completed a LCD Display replacement on an iPhone 7. I successfully transferred over the original home button....

First things first, I would take the phone back to Apple. Go to the Apple store and speak to a member of staff. As long as you have a reciept or an invoice, then they will take a look at this for you (AS LONG AS THIS HAS NOT BEEN CAUSED BY USER DAMAGE). The cause of the issue is more than likely either due to the screws that they replaced which holds in the home button, or it will be the bracket that sits over the home button. An issue that I come across a lot, is that most people screw in the screws that hold the bracket in, too far. When screwing these in too far, the bracket compressed against the back of the battery, causing it to either sit out too far with a lip, or causing it to no longer press in at all. Another easy issue with these is often enough the fact that the bracket is also sitting the wrong way around. This is a simple fix but just unscrewing the screws, and flipping the bracket over.

Grabbing a small/thin pin and carefully probing inside the lightning connector may be a way that you can clean out the port. You would be surprised with how much lint comes out of the tiny port. (Be gentle as this is a rather delicate part). If you are urgent for a quick fix, try the following; (1) Plug the phone into the charger and dismiss the error. (2) Turn off the phone. (3) Leave the phone on charge for a few hours. (4) Turn the phone back on. You phone would have charged up whilst powered off due to the charger providing the battery power. The phones OS would not of been able to by pass the error message.

This is a common issue that can be fixed quite easily by following the steps below; Non-tear-down Repair (1) Turn off your PS4 by holding the power button until the system shuts off completely. (2) Unplug all of the cords that are connected to your PS4 from the system directly. (3) Place the PS4 vertically. The disc usually gets stuck when the console is horizontally resting. Placing it vertically may help dislodge it. (4) Wait about 30 minutes. (5) Reconnect all of the cords. (6) Boot into safe mode by holding the power button for 7 to 8 seconds. (7) Cross your fingers. That's really it. The disc should hopefully eject now. If this has not worked, there is also a way that may resolve this, but it does require a little bit of assembly; Tear-down Repair (I can upload a guide if needed) (1) Slide down the top cover. (2) Peer down the side of the hard drives, and you should locate a Flathead screw/bolt. (3) Tighten this screw until it has a bit more give than it previously did. (4) Cross your fingers. This is...

I have taken apart both iPhone X and iPhone XS and they both use different earpiece speakers as placement differs very slightly.

Hi, It sounds as though either the screws, or the slots that they screw into have threaded. The easiest way to remove pentalobe screws when this happens is by doing the following. 1.      Hold the phone right way up, but at a height so that technically gravity will be trying to pull the screws down. 2.      If they have not fell out by this point, then start to unscrew them, as they should loosen up out of the slots, and it will edge them out of the groves. 3.      If after this step, they have still not fallen out, grab a large magnetised screwdriver. I find this step the most effective. I tend to use a Phillips screwdriver the same size that you would use to remove a drywall screw. Nine times out of ten, the screw has always latched onto the screwdriver and pulled straight out. If there is still difficulties removing the screw, it may be a good idea to try removing the screws, and you are trying to pry up the screen, as the screws may be stuck against an internal part/component that is not allowing you...

Your screen is blank after you return to Home 1.     Turn off your console by holding the Xbox button  on the front of the console for approximately 10 seconds. 2.     Turn your console back on by pressing the Xbox button  on the console or the Xbox button  on your Xbox One wireless controller. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— Your screen is blank after you begin watching a Blu-ray Disc Note The Blu-ray Player app does not apply to the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition. This can happen if Video output in your console settings is set to Allow 24Hz. To turn off Allow 24Hz, follow these steps: 1.     On your wireless controller, press the Xbox button  to open the guide. 2.     Select System > Settings > Display & sound. 3.     Select Video output > Video modes. 4.     Click Allow 24Hz to turn off this setting. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— Your screen is blank after you turn on the console (1) Confirm that both your TV and Xbox One console are turned on. (2) Check that...

Hi Niall, Have a look at the connector, and the connecting part underneath a microscope, or even a magnifier glass. Make sure that none of the pins are bent, and check that none of the connectors have any pieces stuck. Often enough, upon a tear down, people tent to bend some of the pins or get fibers stuck on the connectors or pins, which will not allow you to completely secure the connectors down. If there are any fibers, grab a cotton bud/q-tip, and carefully tap this along to connector. The q-tip will pick up any fibers that are stuck. If there are any broken pins, carefully try and straighten these out with a pair of tweezers (THIS IS A VERY DELICATE PART SO BE CAREFUL). Kind regards, Kyle

Hi OneSteelTank, I have recently encountered this problem. The way I got around this, was by making sure that the back frame is sitting flush around the whole of the phone. If all parts of the frame a sitting flush, then check your camera/flash assembly as this is the problem that I had. My rear camera was sitting 1mm to the left, therefore, whenever I pressed down to adhere the glue, my glass panel cracked upon the pressure. Upon this not working, a complete tear-down may be the best solution. Kind regards, Kyle

Hi There, I have taken a look at the images that you have supplied, and I have had the exact same thing for a customer in the past. If you Click Here, you will be taken to the Amazon link for the same item that I had purchased. (If the link don’t work, then it can be found below.) https://www.amazon.co.uk/pin-28pin-Adapter-2013-2014-Macbook/dp/B014FTKOWA/ref=asc_df_B014FTK...-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310813607888&hvpo...-543776533562:pla-562701514546&psc=1 If you found this answer helpful, please vote up! :) Thanks, Kyle

Have you checked that the RAM Module is compatible with the PC that you are using? If you have, then inspect the physical RAM Module to make sure that there is no damage to any of the pins. Also check the bays that you are inserting the RAM into as these might also be damaged. If you have done all of these and there are no issues, check the BIOS to see if the RAM is actually being picked up as installed.

You have probably damaged the connector during disassembly or reassembly.

This will be the screen that you have purchased, or due to a faulty repair…Not due to the guide.

Will a cracked WiFi Board affect network connectivity?

The metal faceplate that you can see in the image on my speaker has been scratched an scored from a previous repair by someone else. Could this affect the speaker in any way?

You need to be careful when just rotating the cover as you can accidentally slice through the two black antennas! You only need to nip them…As you can tell I have done this in the past :/

My screws are also stripped here, but the phone has never been opened before!