GKJarhead

So replaced the charge coil. And now battery does not charge. very possible I broke something or have a connector in the...

So was updating firmware to fix an issue with a Samsung Note 5 using odin. And phone was accidently disconnected when it...

So I have an older Note 8 that I had tried to do a factory reset. It was stuck on the Galaxy screen forever. And now it...

The screw extractor set from ifixit has been helpful for me.

Yes in many cases you should be fine. Some newer models may have issues but the 7 series from my understanding your fine

So the ET 1831 is what I would focus on. And depending on what hard drives you have in the laptops. I might start with Hard drive. I am amazed at how much speed adding an SSD to a system provides. So if you have an SSD in one of those machines you can use I would start there.

It depends. I would put some oil in it and it a couple of times by pulling the starter just to see if it is seized up or not. Give it a good cleaning. And check the blade to make sure it is on tight. Smell the gas to see if any left and if it smells bad. If it does pull tank and carb and clean. Check spark plug and make sure it looks OK. Then try to start it.

Also listen for beeps. Some of the motherboards have beep codes that will sound if specific components have failed.

Have you confirmed the cable you are using to connect the phone to laptop is a data cable? I have had a few of these that came with just charge cable but when I found a data cable it loaded drivers for a camera and was able to move pictures over. but can't remember if it was same model.

I have had some luck with a wooden Qtip. And or a small file made for electric contacts. There is also a set of tweezers made for cleaning electrical contacts that is narrow enough sometimes to fix it. Search automotive Electrical contact tweezers on amazon. Innovative products of america makes some that act as a cleaner as well.

you may need to dig a bit deeper. there is a roller that rolls the paper through on most printers. Some times there is 2-3 of them. And it could be at any of those that is the problem. I believe on your printer you can pull the back cover off to get a better look at all the rollers. you may have a small piece of torn paper that only comes around and causes issues every so often.

Try pulling out the Ink cartridge you replaced. And shutting down the printer then putting the cartridge back in after you restart the printer.

I have had Luck with backing soda and water. Or de-oxit. And some time and patience.

One thing to note. Is the hose that is disconnected on step 6. Gets clogged often if you have long haired dogs. And in some cases there is another spot if you follow that around that has a u joint and it clogs often as