Hi, the cables are quite stubborn, if you bend it in the wrong way it'll stop working. If it works with the screen off I'd say you managed to squeeze a cable in between the screen and the body of your phone.
The easiest way to test this is to put the screen back on. Leave it lose and don't glue it down. Turning the watch back on without the screen being glued down won't damage the watch. Force touch gasket costs about 2 quid and as far as I know the watch won't properly function without it
Hi Carlo. Have you tried resetting your network settings? If not, try that first. The WiFi/Bluetooth antenna is located under the front camera, see this link at step 11: iPhone Xの分解 Before doing anything try to reconnect the flex cable and see if it fixed your issue. If this is your first time doing iphone logic board level repair I'd highly advise you not to. The components in question are microscopical.
Sadly there's nothing you can do about this. They probably f up while removing the board and won't admit it. Dishonest shops are everywhere. You could open your ps3 and look around the fan connector. If it's badly burnt bring it back and show them
Hello Killian, Plug your phone into a PC, is it being recognized? If so, did you disconnect the battery first? If you didn't there's a chance one of the filters is gone. Take a strong flashlight and shine at the screen, does anything show up? It's usually the case of backlight not working. If you disconnected the battery first have a look around the screen connectors, you might've knocked off one of the microscopic components off. Next have a look around battery and charger ports for any pry damage. It's also possible you didn't connect the battery / charge port properly.
Hello there, If the iPad was charging before it’s unlikely a Tristar or charge port related issue. Open the iPad again and disconnect the battery. There are plenty of very small components, microscopic components you could’ve knocked out around the charge / battery connectors. Have a look around those connectors for any missing components
Hello Tommy, The volume button flex has 2 connectors; one clips into place while the other is soldered onto the charging pad. If you can’t find any videos it usually means it’s easier to replace to whole assembly (volume flex + charging coil). With that said if you Really really want to have a go at it I’d recommend looking at iPad Mini 1 Charging port replacement. It’s basically the same idea. You shouldn’t need hot air station since there are 3 pads close to each other, soldering station should do. Hugh Jeffreys has a nice video: (timestamp: 3;20) https://youtu.be/-wwoC7UMO-c?t=200
Hello Virgilio, I assume you mean the little ‘flap‘ you use to secure the connector in place. It’s there to put pressure onto the ribbon cable to make sure it’s making a good contact. If you have still have the “gray ribbon connector lock“ intact, it can indeed be placed back, however, I would not recommend doing this without a microscope else you’re risking damaging the connector even more. Now, it’s not necessary to have the ‘flap‘ there. You could instead use a small piece of thin plastic sheet and stick in under the ribbon (in between the ribbon and the connector) to put pressure onto said ribbon. Once in place and verify if it’s working and put some glue over the connector to secure it in place. There’s plenty of tutorials on how to do this on YouTube
