Hi,
While I dissasmbled my nexus 5x, I accidently ripped the two components of the volume- button. (You could see it in the upper side of the photo below - the first two components right to the barcode)
I belive it some kind of resistores or capacitors.
Can anybody tell me what are they and what their values?
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After connecting homemade portable charger, my usb port doing problems. First it won't charge by connecting and cable that isn't the original charger, after factory reset it works without any problems.
I can now now charge it OK and also transfer files to the computer, BUT USB audio do not works constantly (5 seconds on 5 seconds off) and the same is the OTG. It seems the connections are fine (Ill re-solder them later). Anyone heard about a similar problem? What could be the cause?
Thank you!
Hello Bro. I have the similar problem: My phone got wet and when I was drying it with the heat gun, the components of volume + and - were deployed. I dont know if this can fix.
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Hello all,
Today, I decided to take my EG4T in for repairs, as I believed the charging port was defective. After the Charging port was replaced, I attempted to charge it. When I did, I got was a faint blue light on the indicator. The screen flashed on and displayed the charging battery thing, but it flashed off just as quickly. (This occurred before I got the charging port replaced.) I tried different outlets and I am going to try different chargers later, but I want to know if this is the cause of a dead/bad battery.
If this helps, My computer reacts when I connect the phone to it, but disconnects when the screen turns off.
It also got very hot prior to the point of not charging at all.
Thanks in advance,
Arius.
It could be a bad battery, but it sounds like what happened when one of my battery connection pins was pushed in too far, used a paper clip to pull it back out and no problems since.
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Hello everyone,
I would like to know if the Moto 360 supports charging via the USB pinouts on the motherboard? In specific I would like to get feedback from those of you that have the cat5 cable connected to the watch. I would like to know if the phone charges while it's connected through the MB to the pc.
Thanks,
SpeedV
Edit:
I want to solder
This
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With this thin wire
To the leads on the motherboard of the watch
And wrap it in this
But I need to know if charging works thought these pinouts
Sorry about the size of the images.
It is imperative that i get an answer soon since I will be doing the soldering soon
Anyone?
I'm not 100% positive, but it should charge it. It's been a while since I hooked it up via the pins, but I do know that the charging bolt symbol shows up when hooked up, so I'm fairly sure it does charge. Good luck!
Hi everyone,
I got magnetic Type C Cable but it doesn't charging.
There is a blue led on it also (works fine) but no charging / detect in pc etc.
There are 5 pins from the cable to the usb-c connector and middle one can be moved easily back into the connector.
Is that normal or there is a problem?
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Coil spring missing inside I'd say --> exchange.
Mine works but all contacts are spring loaded.
Thanks for reply, anyway I got it for free and don't need a new one. Just good to know that's the problem.
From what I Read some allow Data transfer and some do not. some are meant only for charging.
I read same information earlier but my cable doesn't work at all - no charging by charger or detect in pc.
Problem is probably "broken" pin in the middle.
Hi all,
Recently picked up a Samsung Tab 3 with a smashed screen and broken charging port. Replaced the charging port now and hooked it up to power supply. Had no life, plugged it into PC so i could hear the chime when it does turn on and it connected straight away so there is power there.
When looking at the back just now, I have the gold ribbon from the screen on the left, new black ribbon from charging port and that's all. Looking online and the back of the tablet, it looks as though there should be a third ribbon on the other side? Is this right? If so, what is that ribbon for and where could i pick one up.
If it should power on without it, will a cracked screen matter? I have not received the new screen yet but the digitizer is in good shape, ,cracked screen plugged in. Will the cracked screen matter or should i still see some life on there?
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Part of the touchscreen is now unresponsive.
The last thing that I did before it broke was charge it on my Samsung Wireless Charger.
- didn't drop the phone
- no physical damage on screen
- no recent OS software update
- screen was still working this morning -> charged on wireless charger -> suddenly became unresponsive
- tried safe mode and turning it off and on already. Will try to Factory Reset after backing up
Anyone with similar experience? Searching online points to a damaged digitizer, which requires a screen replacement.
I don't think the charger is the culprit for the unresponsiveness, I have charged all my notes up the 10+with some really old charging pads, one is an old generic one that I bought for a a note 3 back in the days!