Jack

Hello, For quite a long time, I have been repairing an old PowerBook 140. The comuter had mnay issues with parts that I have ...

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Try this. The site lists a number of fixes, but I would suggest starting at "Reset SMC" as this has helped me for similar issues.

I'm not sure if this website poses a legitimate fix, but you might try this. It seems sktechy to me but who knows - maybe it will do something...

This type of repair is not my forte, but is it possible a flex cable or something of that sort was torn in the repair? That seems like a logical source of annoyance after a repair. If you know that's not the issue, I would suggest (from a more solid background of experience than my above suggestion) that you try restarting it with the power/home button restart a few times - I know someone with an iPhone 6 that, for seemingly no good reason, has gone completely nuts on multiple fronts, including being wonky with the actual phone part.

So your screen shows a similar image to that shown when it is dead (the power cable and battery) except the battery is relaced with the iTunes logo, correct? I believe this means that there is no information on your phone and it is looking for a device backup (like the ones made to iCloud or iTunes when the phone is connected to a computer). I would begin by connecting the phone to your computer(or the computer it was most recently connected to) via the charging cable if you haven't already. It will hopefull begin using a backup automatically. I think there are other ways to fix the issue if that doesn't work (I seem to recall an alternate method for a similar problem on an iPad) but I'm fairly sure this is the easiest route right now.

Perhaps the breaker tripped? I believe some appliances have their own breaker switch, and it might have tripped off if the washer was drawing too much power. Chech your breaker box (a metal box with switches inside, probably in your basment if you have one) to see if it tripped, or, if you live in an apartment, have some of the maintenance crew check it. I will caution you to be VERY careful around your breaker box. Always be sure to close the box when you're done with it, and never hold a breaker switch open if it's trying to close. It's likely safe, however there are enough amps/volts going through it to mortally injure or kill. If there is any damage/ issue with you box other than a flipped breaker, be sure to call a licensed electrician - they'll know what to do and how to do it safely. Alternatively the breaker isn't a problem and I've wasted a minute of your time. Either way, I hope this helps! Be safe!

I restarted the computer and the card is now read... guess I probably should have started with this :/

Does this help? http://osxdaily.com/2014/11/22/fix-macbook-pro-booting-black-screen/ I know it says it's for the Pro, but I see no reason it wouldn't work on the air.

Drones can often be a sticky subject as far as troubleshooting. First, make sure there is nothing lodged/twisted between the motor and propeller. Second, compare the height of the broken rotor to that of the others to ensure they are the same. If the propeer got pushed in toward the motor to the extent it would prohibit rotation, the broken propeler would be lower than the others. You could also try adjusting the trim of the drone to see if it makes the propeller kick back in. If worst comes to worst, you could open the thing up and see if any connectors got knocked out of place. Hope this helps!

You could use tweezers and a steady hand to try and convince the ball out. A more crude, but still viable option is to (gently) hit the opposite end of the computer with the jack down and hope it falls out. If you have a pair small enough to fit, you could try using some needle-nosed pliers. If all else fails, you could try using a small srewdriver like the ones for eyeglasses or some other narrow object and try to pick it out, however I can't gaurentee that will leave the jack in a working conditon. There is always the posibility of breaking something, and you kinda have to use your own discretion to figure out what's gonna be alright to try. Overall, those are the most basic suggestions I could give. Hipe this helps!

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Great guide. Worked for me of the Powerbook 140. Thanks!