Details: do-it-yourself sony ericsson repair from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.
A cell phone Sony Ericsson K550i came in for repair with a declared malfunction - the joystick does not work down, the center of the joystick is broken, there is a dot on the display.
We turn on, check. The dot on the image is really present (broken display), the center of the joystick is broken, you can't press down. Well, let's change the display, keyboard backing and keyboard.
We snap off the two latches of the battery compartment:
We take out the battery and the SONY M2 flash drive:
We pry the top of the phone with a screwdriver:
Snap it off and set it aside:
Pry off the upper part with a pick:
and snap it off the case:
And we take out the board from the case:
We snap off the three latches at the top of the phone:
and snap off the antenna at the bottom of the phone:
We swing the display board aside by carefully disconnecting the display cable:
Disconnect the keyboard backing cable and move the main board to the side:
Carefully use a screwdriver to peel off the keyboard backing from the display board (it is held on double-sided tape):
And we take out the display module (it is fastened with four latches on the sides):
Install a new display and keyboard backing (old ones on top, new ones on the bottom):
Glue the keyboard backing onto double-sided tape like this:
Putting everything together in reverse order. We pay special attention to the display cable. We remove the protective film from the display, change the keyboard to a new one (on the left - new, on the right - old):
We collect to the end. We include. Testing the joystick:
We check incoming and outgoing calls, camera, all buttons. We put on a run with periodic switching on - off, incoming and outgoing calls. Everything is working.
Video (click to play).
All photos were taken with a Kodak EasyShare C1530 camera.
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Typical malfunctions
The most common reasons for repairing Sony Ericsson phones are hardware problems. These include the following problems:
problems with the telephone network (you cannot call);
the display is broken (image distortion, darkening, blurring appears);
the keyboard does not work (partially or completely);
sound (distorted or absent);
not charging.
Also, non-observance of the temperature regime leads to the repair of Sony Ericsson mobile phones:
overheating (excessive heating of the device);
hypothermia.
The service center specialists can easily repair your Sony Ericsson smartphone by replacing the battery and re-soldering the contacts.
Summing up, you can make a list of what the breakdowns and repairs of Sony Ericsson Xperia are usually associated with:
improper use of the phone;
use of fake chargers;
software failure;
mechanical stress;
the influence of moisture;
self-repair;
a factory defect, which is quite rare.
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Interesting to know what. ... ...
No company wants to lose fame, success may be short-lived, but fame may be eternal, and Sony Ericsson phones, which were once popular, have again become desirable and in demand among a huge number of buyers. The manufacturer has won the gratitude of the owners for taking care of the quality and capabilities of the device.The company gained fame due to its first models, which were imprinted in the memory of many as the Walkman line, the peppercorn was in high-quality sound, which is still appreciated by lovers of listening to music. The introduction of new Xperia models has helped to bring back its former prominence. The Xperia line is selling fast and swiftly thanks to the work and patience of the company to create a shape, a quality assembly and a new design.
The problem of how to disassemble a Sony Ericsson phone, may arise from a novice mobile repair technician, as well as from an ordinary user (for example, when you want to clean the device from dust and debris accumulated over the years of use, figure out why bluetooth does not work, or change parts).
Parsing old Sony Ericsson models
- The back cover of the device is removed, the battery, SIM card and memory card are removed; - Using a screwdriver, the screws that fix the panels of the device are unscrewed; - The shutter of the camera opens, with a knife or a pick, pry off and remove the back panel. When using a knife, you need to be very careful not to scratch the phone case; - The back panel is removed from the latches and detached from the bottom, then the front panel is removed; - Before disassembling the Sony Ericsson phone inside, carefully remove the protection (stretches towards the hole for connecting the charger), then you need to disconnect the keyboard board cable by prying it under the end with a knife. - Two screws above the display are unscrewed and the display cable (like the keyboard) is removed, then the camera cable; - The main board, which rests on the same latches as the phone panel, can also be removed, and with extreme caution; - Disconnect the Fast Port, remove the camera cable, vibration motor; - The flashlight diodes and the camera shutter sensor are very neatly peeled off. The unit is removed from under the speakers.
Analysis of newer Sony Ericsson models
Models such as w200, k510i, k310, k320, which allow sending SMS messages, are disassembled as follows: - The back cover is opened and the battery is removed. With the help of knives or a pick, the back panel is released from the latches; - The bolts holding the board are unscrewed. Next, the board is removed; - The vibration motor, microphone, bell, speaker is removed or replaced; - The metal base is separated and the keyboard and charging connector are removed. Next, you can take out the display.
When disassembling the phone, you should remember, write down or photograph the order of removing parts and some complex nuances. Because, as you know, it is always much easier to disassemble a device than to assemble it.
Video instructions for disassembly and repair Sony Ericsson WT19i
If you need to repair a Sony Ericsson WT19i mobile phone by yourself, carefully study this video instruction on how to disassemble a phone with your own hands. This video contains detailed information that will help you fix the phone sensor, replace the display, speaker and microphone, and repair the keyboard and phone cable yourself. Also, in this phone parsing video there is information on how to repair drowned cell phones. All you need to repair your cell phone yourself is to follow the instructions carefully and use the right spare parts.
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We disassemble the Sony Ericsson W595 phone to change the matrix.
This article is not a guide to action! You are solely responsible for collecting and disassembling your device. Many manufacturers do not assume warranty obligations if the device has been disassembled by the user. If you do not want to void the warranty for your device, check the warranty terms in the documentation or with the device manufacturer.
Remove the back cover, take out the battery, sim card and memory card.
Pry up the metal cover on the top of the phone with a parsing tool or credit card. The cover is glued onto double-sided tape and should come off easily.
Remove the two screws under the cover.
You can now remove the front cover from the top of the phone. To do this, insert a case disassembly tool (or credit card) into the gap between the case pieces on the left and right, and slide it down and down to disengage the latches that hold the case pieces together. It should look like this. The panel is still holding on from the bottom. Then slide the panel down to disengage the bottom latches.
The front panel has been removed. Remove the small screw underneath.
Lift the board with the matrix a little. The board has three connectors and three connectors with black labels. Pull the tab to remove the connector from the connector.
Remove the keyboard board and speaker. Remove the two screws at the top of the phone.
Slide the top of the phone, peel back the keyboard, and remove the two screws under the keyboard. The keyboard is glued on double-sided tape.
You can now remove the back cover of the phone case. To do this, insert a disassembly tool (or credit card) into the gap between the gray panel and the battery compartment, and slide it around the perimeter of the case to disengage the latches.
It should look like this. The two small pieces will fall out by themselves when you remove the back cover. Then remove the two circled screws.
Now you can remove the battery compartment by peeling off the ribbon that is glued to the side. After removing the battery compartment, remove the two circled screws.
Lift the motherboard up. It is still connected by a loop. Pull on the black tab on the connector to release it from the connector.
Reassemble in reverse order.
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