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I have a PS4 CUH-1004A with a faulty motherboard, is it possible to use one from a CUH-1003A? Or are they not compatible TIA

I am trying to retrieve data from a dead MacBook Air 2012 SSD. It's a 12+6 pin SSD. I purchased an adapter that plugs in...

Issue:: : (1) Macbook Air (13", A1466) not powering up (2) No charging light on MagSafe (3) No sounds, not even fan (4)...

So I have recently started up a phone repair company and many people ask if I can unlock phones, but I have no idea how to...

I recently replaced the screen assembly - LCD and Digitizer - on a Samsung S5 Neo. It has been working fine up until a...

I have been trying to repair an iPad Air screen for a friend. The touch was not working at all , but the home and power...

The only time I have experienced an issue like this was with a water damaged iPad. Did you buy this used or new, was it working when you got it?

So it will not boot up anymore? That means you have a boot-loop. Here is a guide that will help you with that: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/732...

Have you tried another camera? Yours may be faulty.

You will need to do an iTunes reset. You will need your Apple ID and password to do this. Here is the guide: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201252

Its a common issue for iPhone OEM replacement screens to have touch faults similar to this. I would first try testing all your connector to ensure that they are all in correctly then try again. If this doesnt work then you will need to order a new screen

Have you tried putting the original battery back in the phone and trying that?

That looks like a rubber piece from the camera assembly. The piece is probably already included on the screen you have put in

Are you using the original charger?

Hi there, Is your iPad updated to the latest version? I would recommend that you try that first. If you have then you may need to do a factory reset on your iPad. Marty

Hi there, I had a similar problem with a keyboard recently. The first thing I would recommend to try is to remove the key from the keyboard, you can do this using something that you can wedge under the key - ideally a plastic pry tool or a guitar pick will work. After removing the key you can then clean underneath using a paper towel or some compressed air if you have some. Replace the key and test the keyboard. Should this not work you will need to replace the whole keyboard. There are numerous guides on YouTube on how do to this and it is a relatively simple task usually, keyboards can be bought off ebay and are usually about £10-£15. Hope this helps, Marty

Yes the UK version is very well glued in. I recommend using a flat metal spudger and pushing it in from the bottom right side and then continue doing the same working up. This method seems to be the safest and only takes a minute or two