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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Hi I have a problem with my htc hd2 leo
by a short circuit and I did not recognize the pc or charge the battery with the charger, take it apart and found a resistor (not sure if that) burned this entry serca usb up a few that are vertically this I say this is the only horizontal that way.
anyone have any idea how to fix it or is it burning?
if anyone can help me because I live in a capacity that no one notices this type of cell.
The rest of the cell all goes well
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Well, when it is burned like you said, then it will by very hard to get a new transistor for it. So maybe you could search on the second hand market for a HTC HD2 with a broken screen and change that part on the photo.
It keeps flashing yellow lines randomly. Is there a part that I need to change?
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There's pretty much only one part you can change, you need the digitizer assembly, can be had for about $140 on ebay
Yep. It seems as if your LCD is messing up. You would need the whole LCD/glass part. However, always make sure that you test the part before installing it, because if the part is defective, you want to know that before putting it in. If you're unsure of how to install it, either make sure you do a fair amount of research, or take it to a repair shop to have it done professionally. Yes, a shop will be more expensive, however, there will be less risk involved.
I need help with my Note4's display. I paid a local phone repair shop to fix the cracked glass. when I got the phone back things looked different. most noticeably everything looked washed out, kinda greyish. I took it back to them and they replaced lcd. they said there was nothing more they could do and blamed the issue on the software. I reloaded the original firmware and the phone is now completely stock. I made a test pic with some gradients that confirmed my suspicions. the first pic attached, test2, is my phone side by side with a friends phone displaying the second pic, test. does anyone know what possibly went wrong?
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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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Please could somebody help me identify the component marked 'R6214 E6' inside the red circle? The picture is taken from a spare motherboard I have. My daily tablet got run over the other day, screen smashed. So I swapped in a replacement screen and now everything works again apart from the GPS. Initially I thought that perhaps the antenna in the back case wasn't making a good connection to the motherboard, however I see nothing in logcat that indicates that the Broadcom BCM4751 GPS chip has identified itself upon boot. So I think that IC is not functioning correctly. I could buy another tablet for not a lot of money but I like a challenge.
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