So I was done fixing the screen lift problem I had with my device and noticed something fell from the device. Turn's out that the spring pin for the NFC broke (Please correct me if I am wrong)
Here are some pics:
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I am planning to solder or just leave it that way as I never use NFC (specially I'm from the Philippines and NFC is not the trend).
I'm not really sure of what I am doing so some please enlighten me. Is it safe to solder it? or just leave it that way.
Thanks
I would not try to solder the pin, unless you can determine the motherboard is not a multilayered board.
exglynco said:
I would not try to solder the pin, unless you can determine the motherboard is not a multilayered board.
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Thanks for the info... I do not know about multilayered motherboards so your advice is really helpful not to eventually screwing the whole device.
Any more input guys regarding my problem?
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Hello everyone, I wanted to ask if someone could find the pitch corresponding to the pin 14, pin 15 I found I can see in the picture!
Thanks to whoever answers me
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http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Connectors
maybe I explained evil, I know the pinout, I seek a correspondence between the connector pins and the lots that we are on the postre the board, as I marked in figure
Regards
Rudegar,
The Fernando is talkin' about correspondence between the spots on the board near the pin 15 and the pins from the other side of the board that is bloody tiny. I know about what he was talking about. And i am interested in solution for these, cuz when the connector fell of from my hima board he make a short conntact between pin 13 and 14 (the tiny ones) and there is no possibility to use it again even with new connector. So the alternative is this fernando's experiment. But the question is HOW TO FIND OTHER CORRESPONDENTING PINS LIKE PIN 15????
Hi,
I must've sat on my phone or something but when I picked up my beloved HD2 and read a message against the white background I was greeted by this lovely Splodge. I plan to claim on my insurance but I was just wondering if anyone had encountered and possibly fixed anything like this.
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moisture? Been swimming with your phone or in the sauna with it again?
Make the insurance claim.
you can try pulling gently at the screen with a suction cup, good chance it will unstick the two layers again.
Fixed
Thanks for your help and concern but it fixed itself before I could claim!
I believe you may have been right Samsamuel, thanks.
and airwater9... Swimming with it hasn't broken it in the past so why would it have broken it this time? silly...
Hey guys,
Quick question for everyone regarding some of the S4 hardware layout. I'm hoping someone can tell me what the 2 ports on the S4 labeled "?" are used for. They look like antenna connectors of some sort. If I have any other labels wrong someone let me know too. Thanks
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Bump, really hoping for an answer
those look like external antenna ports.
http://telcoantennas.com.au/site/patch-lead-samsung-galaxy-s-ii
C13v3r0n3 said:
those look like external antenna ports.
http://telcoantennas.com.au/site/patch-lead-samsung-galaxy-s-ii
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Thats kind of what I thought. Any idea if they are active or passive?
Get a pig tail that will connect to that port and see if your signal strength changes, thats the only way i can think of to test it. be careful tho, there were people jacking up there phones plugging in the wrong connector.
Hello all.
Just yesterday my Samsung galaxy Note 4 - Tmobile - was burnt at the battery connector.
After opened the main frame, i saw two parts very close battery connector was burnt out. I attached a picture below, or with the dropbox link. Hope anyone can help me know WHAT IS THAT TWO PARTS? so, i can replace or fix it.
Appreciated for any help.
Best Regard!
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any help PLEASE!
You'd have to get a replacement motherboard for your device. As there is no way you can fix that yourself, unless you are a certified or skilled electrician.
Ok man dont worry just search the schematic of the board and you will find there the number of those 2 pieces. It will be kinda hard to buy them but... if you have it then you'll need a soldering station with veri fine tip or you can solder them with hot air soldering station.
Hello and thanks in advance for any help.
I am happily running PH-1 with stock system, no mods of any kind as my daily, and now on my 3rd replacement screen.
This time around, one of the surface mount components came off (glue job gone bad, long story) and I want to replace it, myself, which I am able to do though I need to I.D. the component.
Attached pic of my connector, and showing which component that I'm needing to ID.
My screen works though I've no touch-response and I'm thinking it must have somethin to do with the missing part of the circuit.
Yes I've looked at the possibility of resetting and forcing a recalibrate etc... I didn't have to reset with my previous 2 replacements. So first I'd like to take care of this item just to put it aside, hoping that it's the problem.
Again thanks for any help, I've searched for quite some time and have not found schematics nor a hi-def enough image of that area.
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