Hello, I need to replace the display and digitalizer (preferably all together). So I wanted to ask what type of screen should I buy? (European version of the device)
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HD2 has 2 different types of lcd panel. There is a thread somewhere in the hd2 fora which describes the 2 panel types, the differences between them, and the app you can use to find out which panel you have in your device. I think the app is called Android System Info, but its been a long time. Sorry I can't find the thread to link you to it because I'm away from my computer, but a search with correct keywords should get you there
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He is here but slightly different problem all over the internet, I saw that they have chip on the display but I do not have it there. I have a chip firmly fixed on the board and then connected via a flex cable to the display.
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He is here but slightly different problem all over the internet, I saw that they have chip on the display but I do not have it there. I have a chip firmly fixed on the board and then connected via a flex cable to the display.
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As far as you want to replace combo(lcd+touchscreen/digitizer), you may buy no matter what version('cause they are interchangeable), rumours say US version would be better in quality!
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Hi everybody,
I was replacing cover case on HTC tytn and i somehow broke magnetic landscape sensor that is placed on FPC cable...
Problem is .. that in my country there is no place where i can buy new PFC cable... so i am curious ... is there any component that can replace magnetic landscape sensor ?
here is picture
sorry about my bad english
thx in advance
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Well nothing very obvious. It's just a switch. Of course being internal the magnet idea works well. If you wanted to be very crude I guess you could fit a micro switch somewhere.
Why not hunt down some of the screen orientation software programmes?
Don't think you said what country you are in, but maybe someone here has a spare part or a part for sale they could send you. I have seen a few posts with folk parting out broken Hermes.
Mike
Tnx, for ansver...
I`am from Serbia....
Does that swich have any specification?
I found in one store "Hall magnetic sensor".....does he will be work with my phone?
http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/infineon/1-tle4905l.pdf
Does anybody know or have datasheets od this ? Classic, I have broken connector and directly pins 14 and 15 are totaly cut-off, so I repaired connector and I can only charge battery for now and I want to make bridges from connectors pins to usb chip if there somewhere.
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HimalayaHardware
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HimalayaHardwareOverview
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Connectors
been to the wiki?
I've got the same problem - the connector is totally torn off so i can't understand where coducting path for pins 6-11, 13-15 goes to.
http://img11.imageshack.us/my.php?image=xdavsmda.jpg is from the other side and doesn't have enought resolution.
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Original Poster/Source is also in this forum. I tried to find the original link for the post but I can't. Credits to him, and if someone can find it please give a link. TY. The pics above are from a tutorial of the original poster for replacing the connector of the XDA I, but it should work well with the XDA II since that's how I'm syncing with my PC right now. Remember that pins 1-22 are left to right when your xda is facing UP (see below).
jo_iii Thanx a lot.
May be anyone can help identifying where path for pin #14 goes to? It doesn't exist anymore on my mb
Well my HD2 is now a paper weight not due to a bad flash, but because the touch screen no longer work.
The screen is cracked and a piece of it is missing, I'm not sure if i should order lcd screen, digitizer, or both. I attach a picture of the crack in hoping someone with some knowledge can help me out.
Also does anyone know of a place in Long Beach, CA area that can provide screen/digitizer replacement service at a fairly reasonable price.
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$89 screen repair
Saw this on ebay might be worth checking out. http://cgi.ebay.com/HTC-HD-2-Broken...0576654092?pt=Cell_Phones&hash=item2a0b35130c
Don't know anything about the place just thought I would pass the info.
thanks for the info. I'm going to try to find a local dealer first before i start shipping things out.
That looks like a digitizer problem, does the lcd screen turn on at all?
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everything works except for the touch part.
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Hello everyone, i need an help, few days ago my a500 crashed on the floor and you can see the results in the attached picture.
Everything works, also the touch is working..it seems only the external glass broken, but surfing on the net it seems i cannot find any site where to buy replacment parts, someone here maybe could help me?thanks...i hope so, would be a shame to loose a good working tablet just for a broken glass....thanks
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Ouch!!!! Dude (or Dudette), need to get a cover for that thing!
Ok, can't help you on spare parts, however, on e-bay and some other android sites, you should be able to find a cheap "bricked tab" (500 or 501, no difference).
When I say bricked, I mean the people who tried installing roms or such, and just couldn't get the tab back running again. Should be able to get one of these pretty cheap (less than $50). And in the forum threads, and You tube, there is info on how to take it apart.
My best guess anyhow.
(sorry about the glass, get a cover next time
Man, do something with that photo, makes me hurt
I have one for sale, you can PM me for details.
Hi there,
I am currently exchanging my defective camera module and suddenly a small white knob appeared and I don't know where it belongs to.
Does anybody have an idea?
Thank you!
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Lol are u sure it came from the phone and not a piece of tool? (screwdriver end or something)
Try studying some take-apart guides if u are sure it belongs to the phone, there are plenty of them all around the web
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Lol are u sure it came from the phone and not a piece of tool? (screwdriver end or something)
Try studying some take-apart guides if u are sure it belongs to the phone, there are plenty of them all around the web
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Thanks for your answer I already checked many disassembly tutorials but could not find one where you see this little white bastard except of this tutorial: http://www.etradesupply.com/blog/how-to-repair-damaged-samsung-galaxy-s5-screen-and-other-parts-after-disassembly/ (See last image).
But unfortunately there is not described where it came from but I am quite sure it was within the device and not from my tools.
Found it!
If someone has the same problem: The white small rubber cap is located in the hole named as R2 (in the back, where the battery is located).
Thanks!
Should have put a banana for scale...
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