My Vernee Apollo Lite fell and the power button stopped working. A flex from ebay/ali will take 60 days to get here, so I wanted to try to fix it.
This is the flex:
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The flex is composed of the orange part which exposes the metal conductor of the buttons, and there's a small layer on top of them, which is the squares with a little dot in the middle, which is responsible for "clicking" and closing the contact on the conductors bellow. This layer is fragile, though, and went loose, as you can see in this photo of my phone:
Is it viable to fix this flex? If so, how?
Thanks
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I just bought a fuze from ebay about 3 weeks ago and i love it. this past week i was on a fishing trip and i was tkaing pictures with my phone. I went to take a picture and i found the screen was not lighting up. There was minor drips of water on it and i didnt think it could be anything serious. I know the touch and the rest of the phone is working because i can touch the system and ring tabs when changing volume and it changes but i am blind, i cant see anything on the screen but this strange black and white striped pattern.
Here is one pic:
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I dissambled my HTC Evo 3D because my display is not working correctly,the screen goes black randomly and if I press hard the left corner where is the home soft button the screen is working again.The trouble is with the conector between the motherboard and LCD diplay.I don't know how to reach this because my touchscreen is work perfectly and i don't want to remove it and melt the glue.is other way to reach it from the other side?.my question is how to fix it,I need a new display or I can change only the conector?
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the contact problem is where the conector connects to the diplay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o56O0_xIv6c try to open it up and clean the connector and put it back
Hi all,
Had to replace my Style's screen and in the process decided I'd switch up the mid-frame too (it was pretty banged up from the knocks and I wanted a white/black combination to match my black accents). I'm pretty pleased with the results!
I'm not 100% about the walnut back with the other combinations (and I've also got a silicon back spare which feels amazing and I can't help but want to try it on!) but it's not yet stuck down permanently again.
Let me know your thoughts - I know people were keen on a black/champagne combo and it was genuinely an easy switch out.
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Hi.
During screen replacement I've knocked off an element off a power button flex cable.
I've tried soldering it back, but it didn't help. Can anyone identify what was that element? I want to test it, to see if I din't bake it in the process of soldering.
Element is less than 0.3mm in length, and about 0.1mm in width.
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p.s. This is my own phone, and I'm not a professional engineer, but this is third screen I've broken on my phone, and instead of paying another three hundred euro for repairs, I've decided to try doing it myself. I will (most probably) ruin my phone in the process, but at least this will be fun
Greetings forum and hello to all.
I recently changed the touchscreen of my Mi4C in a service center and wasn't very happy with the result. I don't think it's the original Xiaomi touchscreen but they claim it is, so I'm wondering what to do next.
Main issue is that the white LED light behind the buttons at the bottom of the touchscreen doesn't work anymore, and they say there is no way to fix this.
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My opinion is that they perhaps missed this piece behind the buttons, that probably reflects the LED light somehow:
Does any of you have experience with this part of the phone and can give me a more professional opinion?
Thanks a lot.