Gday all,
My ear speaker died a few weeks ago so I decided to replaced it and put a new battery in while I had the back open. It all went well and the ear speaker is working now. But since I pulled it apart, wifi strength is terrible. I get 1 bar where I used to get 5. The wifi antenna in printed onto the plastic frame that sits around the battery. I realised that when I replaced the battery a broke off a small component:
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It was one of these:
Any ideas on what the component is and/or what it does? The two sets of aerial contacts on both sides of the phone just under these two components seem fine. So I'm a bit stumped.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Cheers.
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Hi all!
Recently my girlfriend dropped her HTC Mozart and it landed on the edge with the power/sleep button.
After disassembly, the switch/button has physically been smashed off from the fall.
I've been repairing devices such as the mozart for years, and my soldering skills are very good but I have just one issue.
I could easily solder a new button/switch onto the mainboard, but I don't know what to replace it with?
I've tried searching for HTC component lists and everything to no avail.
I've attached two pictures. One is of the damaged switch/button and the other is one of the other switches (For the volume) which are the same switches/buttons that I need to replace the damaged one. How can I identify it and replace it?
Thanks!
See this thread for slightly better images:
http://www.instructables.com/community/Help-identifying-component-on-HTC-Mozart/
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http://www.handy-ersatzteil-service.de/produkte/Schalter.html
maybe this helps, the buttons are for nokia and siemens phones but they are just smd-buttons so they should probably work if the sizes match
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.
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've been using my Arc 10HD as a picture frame for the last few years going all day, plugged in all the time,
and recently I've noticed that the picture slideshow would stop randomly and found out it was ghost touches.
The reason was because the batteries inside started swelling a bit and it was pressing on the screen from the back,
so I took it apart and removed the charging board from in between the 2 battery cells and wired it to regular
rechargeable AA batteries giving me ~ 3.8v each and got it working 100% again ...
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Now it's just a matter of ordering new cells, wiring it into the charging board and I should be ok ...
I guess the new cells would have their own charging board, but shouldn't
hurt anything to wire them into the one I salvaged from the unit.
This battery should do, I'll just order 2 of them:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/173920590703?ViewItem=&item=173920590703
What do you guys think?
I'm nearly sure no water has gotten near this charging port, what happened was I tried to use another charger and it would charge for me, then I put the old charger back in and then this message popped up, iv used a hair dryer for like 5 mins on it, and still showing up
I can remove the message by force closing Android system, then I reset phone, and still the same,
Any clues? Or just wait it out?
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Defective brick or cable? Use the one that works.
The Samsung 25w brick/cable are cheap and long lived. Using them makes troubleshooting much easier... I have three, the oldest is will be 4yo in October, still A-OK.
When It happened on my device it was because some dirt or fluff got lodged in. I used straw, in absence of canned air, to blow it out