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Replacement Camera

I was at our local air show this weekend taking a video of an F-16 with my 8525 and about ten minutes later I noticed that my camera's sensor had been burned by the the intense light. Well after a couple of days of wallowing in my stupidity I decided that I would just replace the camera. Does any one know where I can find a camera to replace the one in my 8525?

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Part No 54H00160-00M
Description Module Assy, Camera, CMHT-21400T, PREMIER
Substitute 54H00158-00P
I do not see the part listed here but it may be worth contacting them
http://cnn.cn/shop/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=camera&image.x=24&image.y=8
Also worth trying ebay for a "parted out" Hermes.
Curious to know what your symtoms are???
Mike

Wizard Crashed During Flash...Just Thought I'd Share

For some odd reason my wizard likes to say the battery is full when its actually dead and that it's dead when it's really full. Well a few days ago I was reflashing to try and take care of the issue and it died during the middle of flashing. It would only goto the bootloader screen and would not charge. Well I decided I'd post a few pictures of my recovery technique utilizing my wife's phone. Cat5 cable striped at the end and twisted to each of the positive and negative battery terminals and the Blackberry's battery put it so I could use it to power the wizard.
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Nexus 7 touch unresponsive

I have been using this device for more than 5 yrs. Recently screen rotation was not working so I tried to repair it by myself after watching some videos and forums. It was an easy process but due to my curiosity I dug into the hardware some more. During the process I mistakenly broke a piece from ZIF connector which was connected to the display. I don't know whether this could do anything to the touch. Now the touch becomes unresponsive. I am also thinking that the digitiser could be faulty but not ready to invest in a new one without knowing the real reason. Why this connector is for. Could this be the culprit? If so do I need to change the daughterboard? You can see the picture
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Replacing power button / fingerprint scanner of Tab 4 8 Plus

Today, out of nowhere my tablets power button / fingerprint scanner came out. I dont recall myself handling it badly. Never dropped it. The rest of the device is in prestine form. So I was guessing if those parts are simply glued? Are the really broken and do I have to buy new ones? And does new parts available anywhere online? (I didn't find any information / disassembly / assembly instructions / videos online)
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How to reattach volume/power buttons?

I opened my Mi 9T to replace the broken screen and accidentally removed the buttons while doing so. The problem is whenever I put them back in they just fall out again, but they do work while inside the phone. I wasn't able to find any video or guide on this topic, so I'm hoping I can get some help here. Please see the attached photo. I think there must be a specific order and orientation in which these parts have to be inserted.
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ok, I figured it out myself.
For the people arriving here from Google:
You have to press down the power and volume up button while inserting the metal piece and then the rubber part. This will lock in the buttons.