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As titled, I have dead SoundTouch 10. I replaced port but still doesn’t power on. One thing I notice is the big fat cap...

iPhone 6 plus was suffering from low storage volume. It has 126GB and the phone is filled up so that remaining space was...

Hi, all. I have Whirlpool WRX988SIBM03. After about 2 years of use, I had some condensation problem in the freezer so had...

I replace glass for the Galaxy S3 all the time, and I've been doing fine. I also have succeeded in replacing the glass on...

I would like to know if there is a way to solder two bracket or connector that is located UNDER the battery connector on...

There are five soldering points on the board that is connected to the USB port pins. However when I see those ripped off...

You must transfer eeprom off original screen from the phone to replacement screen which accepts the data. After market with copied IC will not take that data.

You cannot get LED only. You will have to replace the complete front screen including the glass, digitizer, and LED. I found out why the LED doesn't work after trying glass replacement. It is the pressure caused when lifting the glass that causes LED not to work. I don't use a spudger anymore to lift the glass. It's best to use molybdenum wire.

I replace two or three broken glasses of iPhone 5 daily. I know it is ugly and tough to do it, but is manageable. Removing glass is not hard, it is removing glue! I know I don't have to do this when the part price comes down as low as iPhone 4, 4S. Until then I will just have to remove the glass due to popular demand.

The wire is called molybdenum that is used cut between the glass and digitizer. It is VERY difficult use that wire because of the glass is already hot. Also it is silicon that lies between glass and digitizer and I have the replacement silicon but it's almost impossible to put that back on the replacement glass clean. It has to done at zero dust industrial level, not recommenced for DIY at all. Just wait for the whole front assembly price to come down.

I used the source provided by first post to buy some HTC EVO 4g mic before, kinda slow shipping but it came and I used it. Now I need to order again, went back their site, but it's now all changed and they are charging $15 for 3 mics (less than 1oz total). Plus they changed their website and company name and I don't even know if I was right place or not. I need to find another source for this part.

iPad2 Backlight chip is located here. This is the one you need to replace to get it working. I tried replacing the chips on the pix in this thread above, but didn't work. ipad2 backlight chip location

replacing 4R7 is not an easy job. It's not a job with soldering iron and removing chit out and in. I repair iphones professionally and I even get nervous when I have to remove such and 6R8 on 3Gs. If you want to get an experience with a chance of sacrificing your board, try it, otherwise look for a professional.

that is my site where i uploaded the instruction. :) http://ifixsmartphone.com/iphone_repair/... is the updated link.

I would like to know if Alex's advise solve the problem or not. I have same issue, have iPhone 3G with no picture problem. No backlight or anything. I even tried with new screen but won't display anything. The phone is on as it gets deteced by iTunes and vibrates when switched to mute. I made sure with connector and tried home and power button deal, but still nothing.

I just stick to hair dryer tactic. Heat gun makes me nervous. I use heat gun for removing chips and other stuffs but not for iPad. The back housing gets too hot and afraid it may cause damage to LCD.

Getting a message saying not genuine is known issue. there is no workaround yet. as far as face ID not working, you need to check for tear on the flex as you probably damaged it during transfer. If it’s broken, there is no way to fix.