My head phone flap won't close completely. Seems to be a weird gap, and I don't knew what's causing it on my tablet z.
Any suggestion on how to fix this? I use Bluetooth so should I just tape it closed?
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snoopycr said:
My head phone flap won't close completely. Seems to be a weird gap, and I don't knew what's causing it on my tablet z.
Any suggestion on how to fix this? I use Bluetooth so should I just tape it closed?
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Try opening the cover again and then seating the cover's end opposite the POWER button into place before pushing in the other end of the cover. That is what works best for me.
It doesn't look normal to me mine sits perfectly in align with the tablet I think you should call Sony support maybe get s replacement
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when I got it, there was none under it.. two weeks later, there's a speck of noticeable something (dust?) under the screen now. It wasn't there prior to this. how the hell does it get there?
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Through the open ports on any device. Headphone, charging port, etc. Some devices are built a bit more stuffed inside, so harder for dust to get very far inside. Others have a bit more wiggle room, so dust finds its way to the screen.
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see that white speck that's not in line with those other dots that are part of the screen? that's it. that really sucks, because now it annoys the living hell out of me. why is HTC so bad with getting dust under the screen?!
Hey guys this is how i quickly fixed the creaky back battery cover on my indcredible 4g lte. All you need is post it notes and any tape, i used blue masking tape. At first i tried placing pieces of paper on the edges because the lower two corners of the phone were making this annoying sound whenver i held it, but this was no permanent fix as they fell out whenever opening the cover. Also there were creaks on the little area under the volume rocker. All of these area are now fixed and no creaks at all. Now phone feels more dense, although no weight added, just like my og incredible and incredible 2. Also if you are ever in dire need of a postit note you can impress anyone by busting one out from your phone. Droid Does!
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Hopefully it worked for you, if you have any questions i will do my best to answer them.
Hey guys, I've got a Lumia 800 and I love it. Apart from one thing: My USB/Charge flap keeps falling off when open, i.e. when charging. It literally falls off if you turn the phone upside down.
It's been doing this since I took it out the box from new (about a month ago). Also when it's closed it doesn't sit flush with the rest of the body but rather sits slightly pronounced
I've watched a few of the "How to replace Lumia 800 USB flap" videos but everyone else seems to be able to take off the flap by pulling hard and then replacing it by puching it back onto the pivot softly until it clicks. Mine doesn't click, and if I were to push any harder it most certainly would break.
Has anyone else got this issue or should I send it off for repair?
I've attached some pics just to see iv it varies from what a normal "functioning" flap looks like.
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It is not normal, you should send it off for replacement.
Hi!
Anyone's tryied to unmount and replace the internal speaker of this smartphone?
Last day I had to replace the broken lcd+glass of my sony xperia go, I moved this piece
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from the old glass to the new, I didn't find any kind of cable or connection fort the speaker!
And now the display/lcd works but not so the internal speaker!
I don't know what's wrong and what piece I need to replace, I wouldn't wonder that I've forgot to make some strange connection.
Anyone who had the same problem and who can help me?
Try rotating it by 180° -- I'm not sure about the Go, but the one for the U (which looks the same) it has 2 metal tabs biased to one side...
You openned your phone and replaced LCD without the service manual?
I believe this can be done quite easily and cheaply with a wireless receiver attached to the microusb port and stuck to the rear metal exterior shell of the phone. (My phone is then in a case so it would not be seen) . Then place the X2 on a transmitter pad and we should have wireless charging... No more plugging and unplugging .. Anyone like to comment ? ... Not found a suitable supplier of a receiver yet.
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What do you think about this case. I cut the speaker hole bigger like the rest of the cases.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/25205458427...49&var=550911249694&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
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What do you think about this case. I cut the speaker hole bigger like the rest of the cases.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/25205458427...49&var=550911249694&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
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Nice...