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I recommend taking a small wooden toothpick or a non-metallic tool small enough to fit into your charging port, and see if you can pick out any lint, hair, dust or debris. You can also try spraying compressed air into the charging port to help break up any blockages that can’t be removed by a toothpick. Our phones spend a lot of time in our pockets, and sometimes lint, hair, dust and debris can get packed together, preventing your charging cable from making solid contact with the inside of your charging port. I hope this helps!

Hi Bill! Sorry to hear of the battery troubles. If you’d like assistance from our Customer Support team, please contact them via help.ifixit.com and provide the order number so that they can assist you with the warranty on your battery.

If your display is still fully functional, then you may just need to safely remove the display, remove the old adhesive, clean any residue left behind, and apply a new set of adhesive. You can find the iPhone X Display Assembly Adhesive we sell here: iPhone X Display Assembly Adhesive If you need tools to remove your screen safely and apply fresh adhesive, you can find the ones used in our Display Replacement Guide listed here. We also have a generic “How to Replace Display Adhesive” guide that may be helpful, which you can find here. As always, before ordering anything, we recommend confirming your exact iPhone model based on what is shown in your phone’s Settings menu or printed on the back of the device, and compare this to what is shown on our product page(s). The adhesive I linked is only compatible with the iPhone X, not the XS, XS Max or XR. I hope this helps!

Taken from our friends at EveryMac.com: "Apple reports that this model has memory "built into the computer" and "it can only be upgraded by an Apple Authorized Service Provider if you choose to upgrade at a later date." It is possible, but difficult, to upgrade the RAM yourself, too." They have a detailed write-up on how to upgrade your iMac’s RAM here: https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/...-aluminum-tapered-edge-faq/how-to-upgrade-imac-ram-aluminum-2012.html Here are the specs for this particular model, where it’s stated the max allowed RAM is 32 GB: https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/...-core-i3-3.6-21-inch-aluminum-retina-4k-early-2019-specs.html I hope this helps!

I did an online search for “replacement motherboard for Nikon D7000” and came up with several results. I recommend performing a search with your favorite online search engine to see if something looks promising. We also have a replacement guide here on iFixit: Nikon D7000 Motherboard Replacement

Hi Laura! I found a guide on iFixit for replacing the battery cover on a very similar model, the L830, but this might be roughly the same procedure for your L840. You’re welcome to check it out here: Nikon Coolpix L830 Battery Cover Replacement I hope this helps!

The higher the score, the more repairable we consider the device to be. You can learn more, and see other examples, here: https://www.ifixit.com/laptop-repairability A perfect score of 10/10 means the device is incredibly easy to work on and requires little effort to replace components, whereas a score of 0/10 means it can be very time-consuming to replace components inside.

Alvaro, the Fitbit Community Manager, suggests performing these steps: Try restarting your tracker by doing the following:: Press and hold the Back and Select buttons (left and bottom right) until you see the Fitbit logo on the screen. This should take less than 10 seconds. Then, let go of the buttons. If your tracker doesn’t work normally, turn off your tracker manually by performing these additional steps: (1) Swipe right to left on the home screen to the Settings screen. (2) Tap Settings and scroll down to Shutdown. (3) Tap Shutdown and confirm. (4) To turn your Blaze back on, press any button. (5) Sync your tracker as soon as you turn it back on. If you don't, the time may be incorrect. Try this 3 times in a row. Also if you have any alarms please deactivate them and sync your tracker. If that doesn’t fix the issue, then they ask that you contact Fitbit Support here.

I know this sounds super simple, but have you tried replacing the AA batteries with some known, good batteries? It sounds like a power issue, honestly, so those batteries inside it may be worn down so they’re only providing enough juice for 2-3 seconds of use. I figured it was worth asking since I didn’t see you mention that you’d replaced the batteries in it already.

Does the issue go away with the original battery installed? If multiple batteries are behaving in the same way, the issue is most likely not with either battery, however if you’d like to try another replacement battery, you can contact iFixit’s Customer Support and provide them with the order number and the same details provided here. Your issue could be a caused by a few other components, namely the logic board, MagSafe board, or could even be a software conflict. To rule out software as a cause, you can try performing these steps to see if the issue goes away: (1) Repair and verify Disk Permissions (2) If you are running MacOS El Capitan or newer (MacOS 10.11+), please follow this guide instead of Step 1 (3) Reset the NVRAM/PRAM (4) Reset the SMC Otherwise, if the issue persists after performing these steps, then the issue could very well be other hardware. I hope this helps!

Hi there, and thanks for your message.

If you are wanting to upgrade your SSD in your 2017 MacBook Air, then I believe you would only need a Pentalobe P5 screwdriver and a Torx T5 screwdriver. Both screwdrivers are listed as required tools on our SSD replacement guide, which you can find on iFixit here: MacBook Air 13" Early 2017 SSD Replacement

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Hi Vincent!

Our Pentalobe P2 bits work perfectly in the Huawei P9. If you already have a driver handle that has a 4mm socket, you can use one of these bits in it and that should work fine. Otherwise, if you prefer the P2 screwdriver itself, you can find that tool here.

I hope this helps!

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience. You are awesome. :)

Sorry to hear about the unsuccessful repair, John!

Our Support team is here to assist in the event you need to find additional parts to complete your repairs, or if you decide you wish to return the kit that you ordered. Feel free to reach out to us via help.ifixit.com and we’ll do our best to assist you.

Cheers,

Hi Vijay!

Uh-oh, we’re sorry to hear about the battery trouble!

Our batteries come with a 1-year warranty, so this would definitely be something we can assist with. Please feel welcome to reach out via help.ifixit.com and provide our Support team with your order number so that they can look into these battery troubles with you.

Thanks!

Thanks for your update, McDoccius! We appreciate your kind words but regret hearing of your battery trouble.

Our batteries do come with a 1-year warranty, so we’d be happy to see about replacing that one for you. If you’d like, please reach out to our Customer Support team via help.ifixit.com and provide them with your order number and they’ll get you all fixed up.

Hi Ryan! Sorry to hear about the trouble! Our Support team is here to assist. If you’re still worried about this trackpad working for you, please reach out to them via help.ifixit.com so that they can look into this with you.

Hi John! Our Support team is here to assist if you’d like to inquire about your warranty. Please feel free to reach out via help.ifixit.com and they’ll look into this trouble with you.

Sorry to hear about the unsuccessful repair experience, Justin. If you contact iFixit Customer Support via help.ifixit.com and provide them with your order number, they can assist with this issue.

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for your order and for your feedback about your repair experience. We’re sorry to hear of the trouble in having to adjust the fold of the battery cable. This is something we’d consider to be a defect if you were unable to get it working correctly.

Our Support team will reach out to you via email, as we’d certainly like for you to have a successful repair.

We look forward to assisting!