I have an iPhone 4 that is stuck in recovery mode and cannot be taken out. This issue started about 10 years ago when I...

I've got an iPhone X laying around with a broken battery connector. The connector looks fine visually. Phone restarts...

Hi everyone, First a brief history. My iphone XS Max stopped turning on one day. I opened it up and connected it to a...

Maybe, but I wouldn't recommend trying it. Both mainboards have a similar layout, so it might fit in a different housing, but all of the other components have to be compatible too. The only way to really know for sure is to try, but knowing Apple, it's probably not going to be that easy.

I found a video that might help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K5eAEwX... Good luck!

Assuming you are using the correct screwdriver, you could try to take the screws out with the charging port facing downwards, so gravity can help. Even if you only get the screw out a bit, you could try to add tension between the screw and the frame with a very thin object. If all of that doesn't work or is too much of a hassle, you could always just break the glass and pry it off, but I wouldn't recommend it. More as a last resort.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMcZ5W0z... Look the printer up on youtube. Find disassembly video's and follow the steps in reverse. Then hope for the best. Good luck!

Limited information. Ic replacement probably done incorrectly. Do you still have warranty on the repair?

If the problems are bad enough to write about it on this forum, it has to be severe. Have you cleaned the screen thoroughly? Have you removed the screenprotector if present? If that didn't resolve the issue, it is likely that your digitizer is broken. I have no experience with this specific phone, but the digitizer is probably glued to the LCD. You have to replace the screen in order to resolve this issue. If you don't have any experience with phone repairs, it would be wise to consult a repair shop. They can judge the problem visually and give the best feedback.

If you're sure that the problem is the PSU, i would just replace it. It would be a shame if that ps3 ends up as waste, while still fixable. Would also judge the general state of the device. Are there any other problems or inconveniences that annoy you? You should also make sure that the device is clean inside, and maybe replace the thermal paste to ensure longevity of the device. It's your choice though.

It could work. Only if the port from your pc is the same as your broken ps4 port. The best way to find out is simply to compare them to each other. It is far from perfect though. Would highly recommend buying a new port for your ps4. Only a couple of bucks in China.