Hey,
My phone (Samsung Galaxy S i9000)'s charger port has broken, and i'm not a fan of goin soldering it in, so i was just wondering if i could replace that whole board? i can get one pretty easy so that's why i'm wondering. i'm aware that the NAND and all that is on this board so thats why im asking. i dont mind losing my personal data just wondering about the phone. here's a pic of the board: i'm not allowed to put in the link yet! i will after, but it can be found easy enough i'm sure
Thanks
Nertballs said:
so i was just wondering if i could replace that whole board?
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yes possible, everything you need for doing it can be found under Guides in My Android Collections
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hi guys while trying to change my charging port i damaged the single wire that connect from the charging port to the mother board (main board) can some one tell me or give me a link to where i can purchase another one. again it the only gray wire that connects from the charging port to the mother board. thanks
http://www.etradesupply.com/
Try these folks.....
I've used them for several parts ....and they are a fine company....
I was worried about buying overseas initially, but after a few purchases, no more anxiety....g
gregsarg said:
http://www.etradesupply.com/
Try these folks.....
I've used them for several parts ....and they are a fine company....
I was worried about buying overseas initially, but after a few purchases, no more anxiety....g
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i got all excited that they might have a mb for n7000. that stupid part is next to impossible to find LOL
JamieD81 said:
i got all excited that they might have a mb for n7000. that stupid part is next to impossible to find LOL
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Yes .....the most guarded part on the planet it seems...LOL
Hello, managed to open my samsung galaxy s2. I am now trying to remove the motherboard. That said some of the screws are very hard, can't remove them, not turning at all. Does anyone here know if there is some trick to remove them. Also what is the exact name of the screw driver I need to use so that I can go an buy it (at the moment I am using a generic one i have at home).
S2 ???? This is S3 forum
Try Ebay for screw kit
JJEgan said:
S2 ???? This is S3 forum
Try Ebay for screw kit
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Sorry, thought was posting for the S2 forum. However really and truly this is not mobile specific. I do have a screw driver that fits but when I try to turn it jumps because some screws are attached to much. Is there a spray I can use to help release the grip?
sim085 said:
Screws are so hard! How to remove them?
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Know what you mean...Tried to bite one, almost broke my tooth. A piece of advice from me - DO NOT try to bite them!
sim085 said:
Hello, managed to open my samsung galaxy s2. I am now trying to remove the motherboard. That said some of the screws are very hard, can't remove them, not turning at all. Does anyone here know if there is some trick to remove them. Also what is the exact name of the screw driver I need to use so that I can go an buy it (at the moment I am using a generic one i have at home).
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Don't use too much force. You may damage your phone.
Hey Guys,
My girlfriend is having alot of problems with her phone lately.
It was turned off occusionaly during the day.
I've replaced the rom on her device and though it would fix it.
I bought the akku polarcell 1800mah for her because I had good experience
on the past with polarcell battery for my previous galaxy s1.
Guys I don't really know what to do and my girlfriend is counting on me to fix this ..
I told her to put some papar near the battery to have it better grip with the electricity circuit.
Maybe there is a Corrosion- how to fix this?
Guys,
Please let me know your input on this and how to solve this.
Looking forward for any input- thanks in advance.
All the best!
thanks you guys
Be nice and get her a new phone. Keep the S2 for your ownself. Problem solved!
You can't really fix corrosion, because it tends to spread slowly throughout the device over time. It depends on what's damaged, if you're lucky it might only be the USB board which is cheap to replace, if it's components on the motherboard then replacing that is more expensive, if it's through the whole phone it might even be a bin job because it's probably going to continue to get worse over time.
Only way to know for sure is to take it to someone qualified (I.E a mobile repair shop) & have them take a look.
Edit - Or...You could replace the USB board yourself & see how that goes. It's easy/quick/cheap (~US$10) to do yourself, search for KeithRoss39's guide in General (search for 'replacing USB charger board' or similar), and if you're lucky this solves the problem. If it doesn't, then you take it someone qualified for diagnosis (and in changing the USB board, as you're pulling the phone apart, you'll be able to see if/how much corrosion is there).
Thanks for the quick replies.
The issue is we don't want to invest money in this and would rather staying with the phone as it is if needed.
How can I make it better?
Any Idea?
Did you even read my post ?
You can't. It's obviously something hardware-wise going on. You can either take that advice & possibly fix the phone, or put up with it in its current state. There isn't anything 'easy' you can do.
biotech326 said:
Hey Guys,
My girlfriend is having alot of problems with her phone lately.
It was turned off occusionaly during the day.
I've replaced the rom on her device and though it would fix it.
I bought the akku polarcell 1800mah for her because I had good experience
on the past with polarcell battery for my previous galaxy s1.
Guys I don't really know what to do and my girlfriend is counting on me to fix this ..
I told her to put some papar near the battery to have it better grip with the electricity circuit.
Maybe there is a Corrosion- how to fix this?
Guys,
Please let me know your input on this and how to solve this.
Looking forward for any input- thanks in advance.
All the best!
thanks you guys
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What rom did you put on it?
Aosp or sammy-based?? The reboots can be software related
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erdal67 said:
What rom did you put on it?
Aosp or sammy-based?? The reboots can be software related
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It's a very custome israeli rom
called yoelz-rom
Dear XDA members,
First of all, I want to apologize for my bad English...
I have an S3 with a broken screen. My phone gets on, make noises, but I have no picture.
My wife has an old S2, it is possible to connect my S3 motherboard to the display of the S2? The connectors look the same, but does it works?
I know that the resolutions of the S2 and S3 are different, but all I need to the is to make a backup. (USB port is also broken )
Thanks.
Br33ze
Br33z3 said:
Dear XDA members,
First of all, I want to apologize for my bad English...
I have an S3 with a broken screen. My phone gets on, make noises, but I have no picture.
My wife has an old S2, it is possible to connect my S3 motherboard to the display of the S2? The connectors look the same, but does it works?
I know that the resolutions of the S2 and S3 are different, but all I need to the is to make a backup. (USB port is also broken )
Thanks.
Br33ze
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Pretty sure that would just fry the display of the s2, because it is different hardware than the s3.
Thanks for the reply...
The story continues to find a S3.
Br33z3 said:
Thanks for the reply...
The story continues to find a S3.
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Which country are you located in?
S4??
Darke5tShad0w said:
Which country are you located in?
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In the Netherlands!
Sorry to post in this older thread..
But do you guys know if it's posible to connect a S4 to my S3 motherboard??
Thx.
Br33z3
Br33z3 said:
In the Netherlands!
Sorry to post in this older thread..
But do you guys know if it's posible to connect a S4 to my S3 motherboard??
Thx.
Br33z3
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Sorry I can not help you the way I had in mind.
With your original problem I would of sent you an old s3 complete screen assembly I have to either use to copy data or use permanently.
I swapped it out because of a bad glass replacement done by a local shop but it still works and functions...most of the time. Sometimes the touch doesn't work for a few seconds but the Netherlands is to far away.
Sorry for raising hope
Darke5tShad0w said:
Sorry I can not help you the way I had in mind.
With your original problem I would of sent you an old s3 complete screen assembly I have to either use to copy data or use permanently.
I swapped it out because of a bad glass replacement done by a local shop but it still works and functions...most of the time. Sometimes the touch doesn't work for a few seconds but the Netherlands is to far away.
Sorry for raising hope
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Thanks for your help and your offer.
I can borrow a S4 or Note3, is it possible to connect one of those to my S3??
Thanks guys.
I think this won't work pretty well. I know that it is the same type of display: Super AMOLED capacitive TOUCHSCREEN, 16M colors, but the site and resolution is different. And the next question is, if the connectors really fit in!
Hi all, this may seem like a silly thing to ask but here goes....
I've got an S3 I9300 with a smashed screen. I would like to salvage my data/pics etc before I bin it.
However I can't access it via my pc as it has a screen lock that I obviously can't see or remove.
I have a spare Galaxy Ace 2 that I'm using temporarily and my question is; will the Ace 2 lcd screen plug into my S3 board temporarily
so I can retrieve my stuff?! I know I should just try it but I'd rather ask first before I waste my time stripping both phones!
Thanks for reading!
No will not work.
Different connectors and drivers.
coolhof said:
No will not work.
Different connectors and drivers.
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Ah, ok I'll forget that idea then! Thanks for your reply.