Hi,
I sat on my phone ! I know stupid but its a fragile thing and cracked both the displays.
I have tried contacting HTC USA and ToppCompanies in miani which repair HTC phones usually but no lkuck they told me they don't have the parts yet in the USA.
Any ideas of anyone else that could repair this phone ?
Thank you
Re: Broken display! Any ideas where to get them fixed in the
magnusbaron said:
Hi,
I sat on my phone ! I know stupid but its a fragile thing and cracked both the displays.
I have tried contacting HTC USA and ToppCompanies in miani which repair HTC phones usually but no lkuck they told me they don't have the parts yet in the USA.
Any ideas of anyone else that could repair this phone ?
Thank you
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We have the LCMs in stock.
http://www.pocketpctechs.com/main~unit~T-Mobile_MDA_(USA)-614~area~repairs~item~IMT-LCD03.htm
How to repair boot HD2?
my phone can't boot(Hold volume down and power)
If can not repair with soft,pls tel me about Hard ware.
Pls help me.
thanks.
12793080 said:
How to repair boot HD2?
my phone can't boot(Hold volume down and power)
If can not repair with soft,pls tel me about Hard ware.
Pls help me.
thanks.
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What model?
What ROM?
What radio?
What did you do?
Useless question without info like that!!
pa49 said:
What model?
What ROM?
What radio?
What did you do?
Useless question without info like that!!
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my phone T-mobile but i don't know rom radio......
when i flash with this
RUU_Leo_TMO_PL_1.66.118.1_Radio_15.31.50.07U_2.07. 51.05_2_Signed_LEO_Ship.exe
my phone dead can't boot.
pls help.
thanks.
i've already answered you in another thread, i guess you didn't believe me.
it's dead. an x.x.51.x radio has killed it.
you can
1 send it to t mobile
2 send to htc
3 buy and learn about jtag
that's all.
samsamuel said:
i've already answered you in another thread, i guess you didn't believe me.
it's dead. an x.x.51.x radio has killed it.
you can
1 send it to mobile
2 send to htc
3 buy and learn about jtag
that's all.
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No i live in cambodia so i can't.
i 1 to know about hard ware.
thanks.
12793080 said:
No i live in cambodia so i can't.
i 1 to know about hard ware.
thanks.
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I don't know what model you would be using in Cambodia, but, like the man says, the wrong radio will brick the phone if it's the wrong one for the model you use.
You still haven't told us the model number.
Even if you live in Cambodia: your phone is bricked, most probably no Software solution
In order of reality:
1st HW solution: Buy a new one
2nd HW solution: Replace motherboard (perhaps not definitive solution)
3rd HW solution: Grab an osciloscope, measure and test the device, find out which chips are done, replace them.
But to be honest: If you cannot send it to HTC or t-mobile for repairs, you have an expensive paperweight. sorry for that mate.
Please note: if you can send it for repairs: chance is this could cost major money: If they find out you HSPL-ed your device, all costs will fall back on you and you will be facing a big bill. If it absolutely does nothing at all, chance is they will replace it free of charge, but absolutely no guarantee this will happen as their diagnostic equipment can see more than you would like...
pa49 said:
I don't know what model you would be using in Cambodia, but, like the man says, the wrong radio will brick the phone if it's the wrong one for the model you use.
You still haven't told us the model number.
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HD2 T-mobile.I tell u already why u still ask me what model.
i'm sorry sir.i 1 ask u about Jtag.what is Jtag?is a box or soft ware?
pls tel me about this.
thanks.
12793080 said:
HD2 T-mobile.I tell u already why u still ask me what model.
i'm sorry sir.i 1 ask u about Jtag.what is Jtag?is a box or soft ware?
pls tel me about this.
thanks.
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look here, it will set you back $329, still your phone is probably bricked beyond JTAG's capabilities.
As for your other question: it is a combination of a jig (hardware/box), connector(s) and software.
Also note that if you can access the phone using JTAG, it is still possible you will need other replacement parts to fix it
Problem there: obtain the parts, price of the parts.
I believe you are beter off buying a new one.
BTW: the question about the phone keeps playing up:
a t-mobile HD2 says nothing. t-mobile Europe is completely different from t-mobile US (TMOUS), therefore the repeated question about your phone type.
google "riff jtag" costs about 150 euro, and you will need to dismantle the phone to do it.
on the plus side, if done right it will work, plus once you have a jtag box you can make money fixing other peoples phones. (works with many kinds of phone.)
Thanks all user.
12793080 said:
No i live in cambodia so i can't.
i 1 to know about hard ware.
thanks.
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I don't know what model you would be using in Cambodia, but, like the man says, the wrong radio will brick the phone if it's the wrong one for the model you use.
You still haven't told us the model number.
pa49 said:
I don't know what model you would be using in Cambodia, but, like the man says, the wrong radio will brick the phone if it's the wrong one for the model you use.
You still haven't told us the model number.
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its a tmous, it was already established in another thread, plus only the tmous shows those symptoms when flashing non tmous radios.
Unless you are experienced in this kind of work i would SERIOUSLY recommend you send this away for repair. JTAG route means taking your device apart and soldering, not for the faint hearted!!
There is no software solution, if your device cannot enter bootloader, im afraid its properly bricked!
Use the web to locate nearest repair centre.
Dear PA49
i also in cambodia and faced the same problem as yours.. the damn **** expensive bricked hd2.. i dont know if u have solved your problem.. mine is still waiting for 3 days by a mobile care shop in my home town.,..he charge me 30$
this is my phone number 017 777373
and probably your boot is erased, not a must you have your jtag, you can take it
to a repair shop for dead boot repair/unbrick.
gsmxpert said:
and probably your boot is erased, not a must you have your jtag, you can take it
to a repair shop for dead boot repair/unbrick.
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way to go to resurrect a two year old thread
hi all I just brick my streak motherboard, and I want to change it, the site offers a lock motherboard to 95 GPB and the unlocked mobo for 105 Gpb, I would not know which to buy and then ask you some tips. thanks
sry for my bad eng
This is the site where they sell spare parts http://www.dellstreakrepairs.co.uk/spares.html
jfox22 said:
hi all I just brick my streak motherboard, and I want to change it, the site offers a lock motherboard to 95 GPB and the unlocked mobo for 105 Gpb, I would not know which to buy and then ask you some tips. thanks
sry for my bad eng
This is the site where they sell spare parts http://www.dellstreakrepairs.co.uk/spares.html
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off the top of my head, I'd venture that the locked boards are the ones that work only with a specific carrier, EG O2 and so on. I think you need an unlocked one.
Hello Guys
being in very same situation, also found same website for the motherboard.
Need the unlocked one.
Pls can you share your experience with this dealer
Thanks
if you guys want to replace the motherboard, always go for the unlocked one...
I have a question.
I just broke my phone following this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1702815
I followed every step in this thread, but when I want to power up my phone it doesn't do anything
No vibration, nothing. Volume+ and power button also don't work..
I think I broke my phone...
Is there any way to make my phone work again?
PLEASE HELP!!!
I think you're phone is permanently bricked . You might be able to recover it using ATF (Advance Turbo Flasher) but that requires buying special hardware and soldering it to your mainboard, and I'm pretty sure it would be expensive. If you're still under warranty, you might be able to have it replaced by Nokia.
phantomsniper773 said:
I think you're phone is permanently bricked . You might be able to recover it using ATF (Advance Turbo Flasher) but that requires buying special hardware and soldering it to your mainboard, and I'm pretty sure it would be expensive. If you're still under warranty, you might be able to have it replaced by Nokia.
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That's not good :s
I bought the phone from someone else so i think no warranty.
I have to buy a new one i'm afraid.
Thanks for your response!
bozzg86 said:
That's not good :s
I bought the phone from someone else so i think no warranty.
I have to buy a new one i'm afraid.
Thanks for your response!
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Maybe it's not to late, bozzy.
You can see if you have warranty just by checking your imei number, if yes just bring it to an ncs point.
Just read this and check your emei on the bottom of the page.
http://www.nokia.com/nl-nl/support/online-repair/
Goodluck
Yeah, I think the warranty might still work. I myself bought my phone from eBay, and I sent it in for repair because the battery cover was getting loose. It hasn't arrived at Nokia's Repair Center yet, but they checked the warranty from the IMEI number and sent me a prepaid shipping label so it looks like they'll accept it.
Mine still had the Qualcomm bootloader when I sent it so I'm not sure if they'll actually repair it, but since yours doesn't boot at all, I'm guessing they'll just flash back to stock without even checking to see if you rooted it or anything. They are supposed to be getting mine on Monday, so I guess I'll post back if they refuse to repair it because the bootloader is modified or because I'm not the original owner.
I ****ed up with a custom rom and the screen is bricked (touchpad won't work at all no matter what rom I install).
I bought the phone during a trip to China, but I live in France right now and I would like to pay for a new motherboard.
On the Samsung France website, it says they don't accept phones bought outside Europe for warranty. I don't have a warranty so, I don't really care. I just want to pay for a new motherboard and get this damn phone fixed.
Is it possible in your opinion ? Thank you very much for your insight!
masahirodono said:
I ****ed up with a custom rom and the screen is bricked (touchpad won't work at all no matter what rom I install).
I bought the phone during a trip to China, but I live in France right now and I would like to pay for a new motherboard.
On the Samsung France website, it says they don't accept phones bought outside Europe for warranty. I don't have a warranty so, I don't really care. I just want to pay for a new motherboard and get this damn phone fixed.
Is it possible in your opinion ? Thank you very much for your insight!
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if it is not a chinese copied GS3, you have the chance of getting a new mother board. but if it is, just buy a genuine GS3.
sriram231092 said:
if it is not a chinese copied GS3, you have the chance of getting a new mother board. but if it is, just buy a genuine GS3.
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It definitely isn't a fake GS3, double checked that before buying!
However they should do a paid for repair no problem if not then use another repair centre .
jje
masahirodono said:
It definitely isn't a fake GS3, double checked that before buying!
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Why do u want to replace yr mobo when yr digitizer(touchscreen) is not working??? The touch screen comes together with the LCD and the frame as well its easy to change makes yr phone brand new again I changed mine. Don't try to just replace the glass although some has succeeded albeit a small percentage. Goodluck
ndmuni said:
Why do u want to replace yr mobo when yr digitizer(touchscreen) is not working??? The touch screen comes together with the LCD and the frame as well its easy to change makes yr phone brand new again I changed mine. Don't try to just replace the glass although some has succeeded albeit a small percentage. Goodluck
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Yeah well, I'll give it to Samsung and get it repaired so, I don't know too much about the details. If it's the screen then perfect!