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This issue may be fixed if the Galaxy S4 Internal Button Switch is cleaned or replaced. If debris is causing it to be stuck, then it may be that using a can of compressed air would fix the issue. If it appears that it is stuck due to a hardware issue, this switch may need to be replaced.

Some additional info will be needed to look into this: (1) What year is the MacBook Pro 15”? (2) Was there any identifiable instance that may have caused these lines? (drop damage, etc.) (3) Have you tried reseating the LVDS Cable?

I recommend confirming the device model for compatibility then checking the connection to the motherboard to make sure that it is secure. Is this by chance an iFixit replacement battery? If so, please feel free to contact our customer support for further assistance.

The Apple Watch Series 3 GPS version is a different model from the LTE version. The screens for these two models are unfortunately not compatible with each other.

Hi Max! I’m sorry to hear that the wrong part may have been received. It most likely does not fit for this reason. We are currently reviewing your customer support ticket and will see what we can do to help! Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Some troubleshooting thoughts: (1) Let the phone charge for at least 30 minutes to see if this fixes the issue. (2) Follow the iFixit guide to make sure the battery connector is fully secured: Samsung Galaxy S6 Battery Replacement (3) Clean the charging port with compressed air to see if any debris is keeping the phone from charging. (4) Try a different charging cable. (5) Try a different wall outlet (or USB port). You could try a factory reset to see if this fixes the issue. However, a factory reset would completely wipe everything you have on the phone, which is typically not desired. Further troubleshooting may be dependent on the original reason for the battery replacement (water damage, not holding a charge, swollen). Since both batteries are not starting up the phone, it may be that a) there is a deeper problem within the phone itself or b) both batteries do not hold a charge.

Since this device model is older, it may be that the battery or another part has died. Here are some related iFixit community member-created guides: Samsung TFT Color YP-T7J Device Page

Since this is an older device, it may be that the battery is out of commission. If you are able to source a battery, it appears that a fellow community member created a battery replacement guide: Samsung TFT Color YP-T7J The Battery Replacement

It sounds like you have tried the Network Settings Reset (Settings > System > Reset > Network Settings > Reset > Reset settings) and changed the SIM card. Since the issue began after a repair to fix a charging issue, perhaps your friend could check to see if a part within the phone was damaged during the repair process.

Though there doesn’t seem to be Pixel 3 XL replacement screw sets available on online storefronts, I recommend contacting the manufacturer’s customer support to see if they have a way to source them for you: https://support.google.com/pixelphone/to...

If you are able to isolate that the battery from being the source of the issue, it unfortunately may be that the battery connector socket has some damage or was shorted. I recommend inspecting that part closely to see if there is any issue and use compressed air in the relevant area.

First, try recalibrating the Joystick to see if that fixes the issue: https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com...

Second, used compressed air to make sure there is no debris that is causing the issue.

After that, it may be best to replace the Joystick.

If the issue persists after troubleshooting, be sure to contact Customer Support for a potential warranty replacement.

We understand wanting to source the best possible replacements for your device. Some companies like Apple doesn't like to sell their OEM parts to just anyone, so they are extremely hard to find.  Our parts are brand new, fully tested, and are held to higher standards, specifically iFixit Quality. Most of our parts also come with a Lifetime Warranty.

We understand wanting to source the best possible replacements for your device. Some companies like Apple doesn't like to sell their OEM parts to just anyone, so they are extremely hard to find.  Our parts are brand new, fully tested, and are held to higher standards, specifically iFixit Quality. Most of our parts also come with a Lifetime Warranty.

We understand wanting to source the best possible replacements for your device. Some companies like Apple doesn't like to sell their OEM parts to just anyone, so they are extremely hard to find.  Our parts are brand new, fully tested, and are held to higher standards, specifically iFixit Quality. Most of our parts also come with a Lifetime Warranty.

We understand wanting to source the best possible replacements for your device. Some companies like Apple doesn't like to sell their OEM parts to just anyone, so they are extremely hard to find.  Our parts are brand new, fully tested, and are held to higher standards, specifically iFixit Quality. Most of our parts also come with a Lifetime Warranty.

Hi Joselo, that Screen and Digitizer Assembly is indeed an AMOLED screen and digitizer.

As for the shipping question: In order to determine shipping estimates, costs, and methods, you will need to enter your shipping address at checkout as this may vary based on the specific address.

If you ever have any questions, feel free to contact our iFixit Customer Support. We are always here to assist if you need anything. :)

Here is the best way to reinsert this cable: MacBook unibody keyboard ribbon cable won't go in Putting a piece of tape on the connector (creating a pull-tab) and pulling it in works great.

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