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so i messed up! was trying to fix my charging port on my switch and got it reinstalled and the pins that i could test...

girlfriends series 2 iwatch the screen wasnt turning on. i took the screen off and inspected the ribbon cables and found...

ok so if i turn on wifi my phone almost instantly starts to over heat up in the area near the camera. and only when i have...

ok so i need to replace the S/PDIF1 port on this circuit board but i havent been able to find a source for it, i tried...

so last night I do what I normally do, I plugged my phone in and set my alarm and went to sleep. when I woke up it was at...

a friend of mine has a Vizio surround sound subwoofer the model # is s4251w-b4. i need to replace the jack where the sub...

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right when it turns on it pops? that sounds like it could be a grounding issue in the microwave. i would honestly advise against using it if you hear electricity popping like that when you power it on. im not very savvy on repairing household appliances but i DEFINITELY wouldn’t use it anymore until properly repaired. if youre feeling adventurous you could unplug it and let it sit for a while for the residual electricity to dissipate, then open it up carefully and see if you notice any scorch marks on any of hte PCBs or wires in the unit itself.

from the tear down guide found here : Desmontaje del Huawei P30 Pro you can remove and replace the speaker. the problem is finding a suitable replacement.

what leads you to believe its an overheating issue? how long does it take before this happens? did it just start happening? does it happen if you let the console sit or does it only happen when gaming? have you moved it recently to an enclosed area? you can try getting some compressed air and clearing out the ventilation on the console. make sure its unplugged first. typically consoles will shut down to protect more sensitive components from damage. if the console is still under warranty that would probably be your best bet. https://www.xboxcircle.com/how-to-fix-xbox-one-overheating-and-turning-off/ if none of this works comment back and we can continue to troubleshoot

all of the ifixit replacements are meant to fit like the OEM. if you order one and something isnt right they have a great customer service team and will definitely make it right!

youll need solder jumper wire, solder mask and some steady hands. check out this video, he has others about how to do jumpers properly also. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFBSVfh-F8s

typically passwords on phones are meant to keep thieves from reselling a stolen phone. if you cant get the original owner to remove the old password you are more than likely out of luck. ive heard of ways of work arounds and hacks to get by it but that would require quite a bit of knowledge to do.

if the ribbon is able to be removed with solder from the digitizer, sure you could replace it. the real problem lies in getting a new ribbon. that would take some digging around.

you best bet would to either find something on the googles like a parts list which will be so fun to find lol or you can measure out the component dimensions and find something on this site https://www.mouser.com/Connectors/Power-Connectors/Power-to-the-Board/_/N-axiwx?Keyword=molex&No=25&FS=True it might take a while but i think this will be your best bet. alternatively you might be able to email them with all the information you have on the part. its white, 3 pin, solders to the board, angle of the pins from connector, what the component is in. good luck!

if your dryer works like it used to and it was like that when you opened it i would just leave it. you could take a multimeter and see if it has power going to the plug and maybe determine what its for.

yeaaaa….. i was going to say something along these lines lol. itll get the job done but its by no means the right \ best way to do the job.

just be careful doing this lol, flying molten solder can and will burn you or other components.

flux flux flux its your friend! use it!

i would use some flux and then some solder wick. flux makes like easy with soldering!