My 2 weeks old Kaiser slipped from my hands and the LCD broke !! I am looking for a good repair shop in Belgium or any links from which I can procure a new LCD screen real fast! Any pointers would be helpful. Also, does anyone know if the LCD screen is covered under the HTC warranty ??
whipout ur htc carepack, call the number nearest you. They probably would fix it for you for a small charge. Keep in mind, repair shops aren't htc specialists.... So my suggestion is that you contact htc and see what they can do for you.
i feel for you :{
my girlfriend just got her LCD cracked from a roller coaster (stupid safety bars). probably going to take a few weeks for us to get a replacement screen since they don't even sell the kaiser here.
she keeps subconsciously trying to touch the screen on her interm dumb-phone... and sighs.
do it yourself! buy a replacement screen on ebay, and look for replacement instructions on this forum
how easy does the screen crack if you drop it? just for arguments sake shouldn't the phones be able to sustain a reasonable drop? After all you are constantly using it in your hands so it is likely you would drop it at least once.
Put this under you favorites
http://cnn.cn/shop/htc-c-277.html
My Tilt has only 2 buttons on the right, the power and camera buttons. http://cnn.cn/shop/images/IMG_5052.JPG shows there are 3 buttons. What's the 3rd button?
I found that on expansys website while i was checking for a good screen protector... Have a look here :
http://www.pocketpctechs.com/main~unit~HTC_TyTN_II-972~area~repairs.htm
I think 169 $ is pretty good for a whole LCD replacement?
Hope it helps.
EDIT : Heijdemann your link pwns mine even though have to do it self, nothing compares when it comes to the price
Phoneystore.com is now able to not only match, but BEAT that price.
Replacement LCD with touchscreen digitizer attached, and all the tools that you need to change the LCD (T6 screwdriver, philips screwdriver, case opening tool), PLUS a free screen protector to keep your new LCD in top condition.
ONLY $74.99 .... you won't find it cheaper ANYWHERE.
PM me, or visit the link below for more details.
http://www.phoneystore.com/product.asp?id=114327
Kaiser LCd
I found them at www.htclcd.com for $69 thats where i got mine at and it worked great.
njbridges said:
Phoneystore.com is now able to not only match, but BEAT that price.
Replacement LCD with touchscreen digitizer attached, and all the tools that you need to change the LCD (T6 screwdriver, philips screwdriver, case opening tool), PLUS a free screen protector to keep your new LCD in top condition.
ONLY $74.99 .... you won't find it cheaper ANYWHERE.
PM me, or visit the link below for more details.
http://www.phoneystore.com/product.asp?id=114327
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I can get them at less then half that price from china.
kms
kms108 said:
I can get them at less then half that price from china.
kms
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Well, I've taken up a hobby of repairing all makes/models of phone that I can get parts for, so I'd be exceptionally grateful if you could provide some info as to WHERE and HOW you get them so cheaply....
TIA!
there are a few shopping mall in china that sell only spare part for pc, mobile phones and all micro electronics part.
and because most of the oem and third party parts are all made in china, its always cheaper to buy from there, I travel to china a lot, and in search for some parts, I did come across some tytn II parts.
but then you need to live in china or hong kong just like me, so you can go back and forward.
I can also let you know that only micro electronics parts and mobile spare parts are cheaper in china, PC stuff are cheaper in hong kong, as well as back up service.
you need to go to wha qheung ( my own english translation) street along the china railway system, most of them do bulk buy and send overseas, but its best to be there in person, as you cannot trust them sometime.
next time i'll get the address when I go over again, but i'll don't think you will travel there.
kms
i been looking for a replacement screen for my g2 for about a mouth, and found this and was wondering if this is a good site to order parts off of. i don't want to order it from some cheap seller on ebay. im just worried if i have any problems. http://www.etradesupply.com/lg-g2-vs980-lcd-screen-and-digitizer-assembly-22000.html
Damn and double damn! Took my S4 out of my pocket (front) yesterday and it wouldn't work. Tried to brush what I thought was a hair off the screen and realised that it was a crack .... So, a new screen/digitiser is needed. Can anyone recommend a seller in the UK (or, someone in the UK recommend a seller TO the UK)? Don't mind if it's Fleabay or elsewhere, just as long as they sell what they say they sell .... I've found a few on Fleabay who seem legit but you never know ....
Thanks.
So, after some messing about I found that a local repair shop to me could supply and fit a new screen/digitiser for £99.99. Took him about 10 minutes as I'd already taken the phone apart Yes, I could have saved some money by buying via Fleabay but the extra gives me 6 months warranty. Now got what looks like a new phone.
I cracked the screen (I believe both glass and LCD) on my international GS7 Edge. Samsung USA won't fix it, I am willing to pay pretty much whatever they would charge, but they won't touch. Is there anything definitive showing that the international version, G935F, uses a different Glass/LCD than the US versions?
Shipping back to the UAE, origin country of my device, is a bit steep; but has anyone sent their device back to the origin country for repair?
Finally, if that is not an option is there a reputable repair center in the USA for a screen replacement for the G935F?
Thanks for any feedback/help!!
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I cracked the screen (I believe both glass and LCD) on my international GS7 Edge. Samsung USA won't fix it, I am willing to pay pretty much whatever they would charge, but they won't touch. Is there anything definitive showing that the international version, G935F, uses a different Glass/LCD than the US versions?
Shipping back to the UAE, origin country of my device, is a bit steep; but has anyone sent their device back to the origin country for repair?
Finally, if that is not an option is there a reputable repair center in the USA for a screen replacement for the G935F?
Thanks for any feedback/help!!
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Isnt there any local phone repair shops in your neighbourhood ? All official service centers of all brands don't touch any device if they weren't made to be sold in a spesific region. You don't need to stick with official repairs, just find a good tech and get the job done. :good:
I bought a s8 dual sim (on 6.9.2017), where the seal on the package was broken. The package looked suspicious, so I filmed the unboxing. Someone put a seal over the original one. The Samsung seal below was cut.
So I returned to the dealer and he told me it must have been the importer who checked the phone. Now Im trying to find out if the phone was used before. Used the "Phone INFO ★Samsung★" App to check
Congratulations!
Your phone is ORIGINAL.
NOTE: Manufacturing date does not match with the Serial Number.
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The manufacturing date is: 2017.04.30
I checked the serial number on imei24.com and get following results:
Division: Mobile Phone (HHP)
Production location: Korea SEC
Manufacture line: 8-Line
Production month: May 2017
Factory warranty till: 31-07-2019
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the price was around 615 euro, thats 25 euro more than the cheapest new non dual sim s8 around. but 150 euro less than the average price for a s8 duos.
What do you think happened here. Is it a refurbished/used phone? Or did someone just check the package. What would you do? I really appreciate any help. Thanks in advance
For what you are getting at the price, I wouldn't really be worried about the Seal, If you are buying from a company like eglobal central which is a UK website but phone ships from Korea etc, the phones always come with the seal broken but the device itself is new, I have read somewhere also that although some models will work outside of their country of sale, but you need to make a 5 minutes call from the country of original release before it can be used from another country, I am not sure how true this is.
Read the comment on this link https://www.techwalls.com/samsung-galaxy-s8-sm-g950-g955-model-number-differences/
Most of these devices coming from outside of europe will probably arrive with the seal broken especially if buying from ebay so I wouldnt be worried really.
I am just about to buy a SM-G955 (Korea) 6GB/128GB on ebay UK, coming from ireland or Korea. I intend to flash with a Europe/Uk CSC once I receive it.
Yeah sounds reasonable. That's also the reason why I didn't return the phone immediately, because I remembered reading on a website from a legit dealer that they open the package to remove the region lock. But I got a little bit paranoid because the dealer seemed suspicious and after checking with the phone info app i got this weird warning that the manufacturing date does not match with the serial number, which is weird.
Thanks for your advice.