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This incident started yesterday. Whenever i touch the phone itself or even the table where the phone is held it starts...

Vapor appeared on the back camera lenses of my LG g6. Any suggestion on removing it without disassembling the phone?

You can always reset your tv for such kind of problems. However, most probably that won’t work for your case as you stated that the LED blinked like 6 times. The problem is I couldn’t find many resources on the internet for Hisense TV error codes. I found one where it is written that the LED blinking 6 times means malfunctioning mainboard or inverter. And for the good case, only malfunctioning LED. You can check the url I found if you want more information. https://protroubleshooting.com/hisense-tv-troubleshooting/

Hello @jeaneallen Please let me know which browser did you use? Anyway, i found troubleshooting here you may check this. https://protroubleshooting.com/harley-davidson-security-system-troubleshooting/ I hope it might help you.

Occasionally it may take longer to dry because of the environment. Anyway, try the following steps as soon as you can. https://www.wikihow.com/Save-a-Laptop-from-Liquid-Damage Hope this might help you and waiting to hear good news from you.

Methord-1; Reset the System Management Controller to Fix- 1. Shut down Mac and connect it to your MagSafe adapter and a wall outlet as usual. 2. Hold down the Shift+Control+Option+Power button for a few seconds at the same time. 3. Release, then boot the Mac as usual Method-2: Try a Keypress Sequence to Fix- 1. Press the Power / OFF button once – this will bring up the dialog box which you can’t see 2. Press the “S” button – this is the shortcut to sleep the Mac 3. Hold down the Power button until a hard shut down is forced 4. Wait about 15 seconds, then hit the Power button again to turn it back on. Hope this might help you.

Below are some tips you may try - (1) Try connecting the TV to a different source (e.g. change HDMI ports.) to identify whether the issue is with the TV or the source. (2) Power cycle both the TV and the source. Make sure to unplug the TV and the source from the power point, wait at least one minute before plugging and turning them back On. (3) Check to see if your TV has the latest version of the firmware. If not, update to the latest firmware. (4) Reset the Picture Settings. Note: The best diagnosis would be from a tech. You can call 800-SAMSUNG and have someone sent to check out what the issue would be. Hope you do not need to change the T-con board.

(1) Update your touchpad driver then check after restarting your device. (2) Check your start-up program from Task Manager. Hope those process will help you.

You need to install an OS. You'll need bootable media (either a USB or a disk), and inset that to start. You may have to amend your boot priority in the BIOS to match whichever method of media you're using to install (ie if booting from a disk, select the disk drive as boot priority #1)

Yes, this is fixable. You should need to change your T-Con Boards.

I think your pen drive is not bootable properly. After getting a proper bootable USB. Do the following step while powering your device, 1. Access System Setup by pressing <F2> key

I searched a little bit online. Try the following steps to cool your phone down again, 1. Remove the phone’s case 2. Switch on airplane mode to disable all connectivity 3. Move it from direct sunlight 4. Direct a fan at your phone (but don’t put it in a fridge, freezer, or cooler) 5. Reduce the display brightness Once you’ve done this, try the following to avoid further overheats: 1. Use Battery Saver mode 2. Clean up your phone to remove junk files 3. Reduce Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS use unless needed Not only should your phone stop overheating again, but the battery should last longer! Beyond overheating, there are plenty of apps you can use to check if your Android is functioning properly.

Hello Jackie, my powerbot showed the same symptom too. I also couldn’t find any solution here as well as from other sources too. However, recently I stumbled upon a site where the writer wrote about samsung powerbot and some other robot vacuum cleaners. Though, they didn’t mention anything about samsung powerbot’s lighting issue, like here, but in shark robot vacuum’s troubleshooting portion, I found a solution. It’s pretty simple though, but fortunately, it was the issue for my powerbot. You can check the site if you want.