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The back button on my phone was operating as if it was being pressed randomly.
I've replaced the camera before (thanks to Ifixit), so the disassembly went smoothly.
Because it isn't specifically in the guide, there are a couple of small pieces (I think a speaker cover and the vibrator (for lack of a better term) that need to be moved from the old assembly to the new.
The back button on my phone was operating as if it was being pressed randomly.
I've replaced the camera before (thanks to Ifixit), so the disassembly went smoothly.
Because it isn't specifically in the guide, there are a couple of small pieces (I think a speaker cover and the vibrator (for lack of a . . .
The microphone had stopped working on my wife's first gen Pixel phone and warranty had lapsed about a month before.
Repair went pretty smoothly. Don't have a microwave so couldn't use the iOpener gel tube that came with repair kit (tried putting it in hot water but didn't really work) so used hair dryer and went smoothly.
have to pry up screen after heating, by going through the ear speaker opening, if done carefully you can avoid messing up that screen, don't go in too far. Also, I used soft clamps at the end to put the screen/glass back on and reseal using existing stick'em. Not sure how that will work long term, but seems to be solid so far.
The microphone had stopped working on my wife's first gen Pixel phone and warranty had lapsed about a month before.
Repair went pretty smoothly. Don't have a microwave so couldn't use the iOpener gel tube that came with repair kit (tried putting it in hot water but didn't really work) so used hair dr . . .
My battery was at times barely lasting for half the day. It would randomly shut down even while displaying a reasonable amount of power remaining. Processor slowdown is real and painful.
Removing the adhesive on the battery was the most difficult part. The tabs ripped as soon as I tugged on them, so I had to use the hairdryer for about 20 minutes to loosen them up enough to pry the battery up. From there I was able to grab the ends with tweezers and pull them straight out.
The screws are barely visible to the human eye. Put them somewhere where they can't roll around while you're working.
My battery was at times barely lasting for half the day. It would randomly shut down even while displaying a reasonable amount of power remaining. Processor slowdown is real and painful.
Removing the adhesive on the battery was the most difficult part. The tabs ripped as soon as I tugged on them, . . .
My phone still works great, but the battery was so old that it just wouldn't hold a decent charge anymore. The phone was not designed for the battery to be user-replaceable.
IFixIt assured me of how to go about it. I researched online and finally found a reputable replacement battery supplier, and I also bought a tool kit from IFixIt for use in getting inside the case of my phone.
It went exactly as described. The guide answered all my questions before I encountered them. I took the old battery out, put the new one it, and BINGO! Glory & Trumpets and all of my dreams have come true! I couldn't be happier with the process, because it went without a hitch and I've never pried open a cellphone case in my life. Thanks!
My phone still works great, but the battery was so old that it just wouldn't hold a decent charge anymore. The phone was not designed for the battery to be user-replaceable.
IFixIt assured me of how to go about it. I researched online and finally found a reputable replacement battery supplier, and I . . .
Extend the life and keep these material out of landfill or contamination of other natons..
Perfect.
Not too hard, go for it!
My friend dropped my op1 and the red encoder hit the edge of the table. After the fall the red encoder only worked when holding pressure to the right and then spinning the encoder. Otherwise it would not register when turning it normally. I thought it just might be a mechanical issue but was not sure...
After calling the company and researching new encoders, i found ifixit.com and the UI board replacement guide. It seemed easy enough to look inside so I decided to just open it up and take a look. I got the blue pry bar opening tool and took it apart... I wasn't sure what i'd find, hoping I could just get by with repair rather than replacing the UI board. Once Inside i saw that the top two surface mount solder joints on right most encoder were broken off and lifted from the board... This is why when i would put left pressure on the encoder they would make contact and pass a signal to the synth. I scratched the trace to reveal a bit of bare copper on the circuit and made a solder bridge to the surface mount pads and the OP1 worked good as new. (Well there was a slight skew on the angle of the encoder which messed up the clearance of the knob... but i just put a little wad of paper to lift the knob up a few millimeters and it has good clearance. You cant visually notice anything is askew and everything is back to normal working conditions)
Don't be afraid to open things up and take a look, solutions may be simpler than you may first think or realize. These repair guides are gold. Thanks iFixit.com!!!
My friend dropped my op1 and the red encoder hit the edge of the table. After the fall the red encoder only worked when holding pressure to the right and then spinning the encoder. Otherwise it would not register when turning it normally. I thought it just might be a mechanical issue but was not sur . . .
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