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Hi, Did you do it this way? Press and hold Volume + button and the Power button at the same time. The tablet’s screen should turn on. When it does release the Power button but keep the Volume + button held down until you see a large Android in the center of the screen.

Hi, Here’s the user manual to show you how it operates. Here’s the service manual which shows how to adjust and repair the camera, along with a complete parts list etc. Having both manuals should help you

Hi @debbie451 It may be easier to contact this parts supplier and ask them. Looking through some parts supplier sites e.g. searspartsdirect.com and partselect.com, it doesn't seem that they are interchangeable but that is only my take on it. In this link for a WPW10510666 it shows that it is used in the model number that you state is from the user manual i.e. WDF520PADW0 whereas in this link for a WPW10510667 it doesn't and you think that it would if they were interchangeable.

Hi @sds1013 , There is no picture with your question. Here’s how to add pictures to your question in ifixit Adding images to an existing question In the image in Step.6 of the Asus VivoBook Q302LA-BHI3T09 Display Replacement guide, (laptop model you selected), you can see the heat sink covering the CPU. It is part of the heatsink/fan assembly (supplier example only to show part and cost) If you have a different model just search online for Asus (insert full model number) heatsink/fan assembly to find suppliers that suit you.

Hi @silverpuster , Don’t know the answer but here’s the service manual for the mixer. It has full dis-assembly and maintenance instructions, parts diagrams and a parts list. Looking at the parts diagrams there seems to be a drive belt and the mixer also has a gear box (see p.10) so maybe the problem is with one or the other. Hopefully this is of some help.

Hi @fisherofbags , Check that the touchscreen has not been accidentally disabled in BIOS. To enter BIOS shutdown the laptop in the normal manner and then restart it and press the F2 key immediately after the laptop starts. Once in BIOS go to Table 8 System Setup Options - Display Menu > Touchscreen and check that it is enabled. According to the service manual (see p.61) the touchscreen will always work in BIOS irrespective of this setting. If it isn’t disabled and it works OK in BIOS, check the touchscreen in Device Manager (not sure where it is located but maybe check in Device Manager > Human Interface Devices or > Mice and other pointing devices to check that it is installed OK by the OS. Not sure that it would be a loose cable as it appears that there is only the display cable between the motherboard and the display so I think that the touchscreen wires would be in it and it would be unusual for only the touchscreen to be affected and not some parts of the screen as well. The manual shows how to gain...

Hi, Your phone is using an old operating system (Nokia Symbian S40) that is no longer supported by Microsoft or nearly anybody else for that matter. Research online seems to show that the last version of Opera Mini that works with S40 Operating Systems is Opera Mini 4.5 (click on the down arrow in the Choose an application search box and scroll down to find the link for Opera Mini 4.5) It is the same with YouTube. Here’s a download link (scroll down to Download YouTube App for Nokia Java Mobile that I think may be an app that lets you play YouTube videos on the phone.

Hi, LCD displays are not all wired the same You would need to find the datasheet for the LCD display to know what the connector pinout is so that you know what the function of each wire is that is connected to the display. Knowing this will allow you to match it (by transposing wires or having an adapter cable in between) to whatever the video output wiring is from the device that you want to connect it to. The voltage requirements for the backlighting etc will also be detailed in the datasheet. This will also have to be considered when connecting it to the device i.e. your device may be supplying too much or maybe not enough and could either damage the screen or it won’t work at all Search online for any information about the LCD screen, using the make and model number of the display, which is usually found on the back of the display itself. LCD displays are made by specialist manufacturers to order by the device manufacturer, so don't be surprised that it is not made by Garmin or if there is no...

Hi @cstine , Are there any error codes being displayed at all along with the flashing light? The “snowflake” light indicates that the rinse aid needs to be refilled, although the user manual doesn’t specify whether it is blinking or is on steady when there is no rinse aid left. It is not mentioned as an error indicator in the service manual as the error codes are displayed on the screen Here’s a link that shows how to run diagnostic tests (use LDS5040, LDS4921 series test method) that may help to show what is wrong with the machine if replenishing the rinse aid doesn’t solve the problem

Hi @jojorep , It may be a faulty battery (even rechargeable batteries have a lifespan) or perhaps a faulty or loose micro USB charge port. Use a magnifying glass and a strong light to visually inspect the charge port for any obstructions that may be preventing a good electrical connection. If there is anything in there, do not use a metal pin to try and clear it. Use a vacuum cleaner instead, to try and clear it. If the charge port appears to be OK, here’s the maintenance and service guide for the tablet. Opening the tablet will allow you to check if the micro USB charge port is securely connected to the systemboard. If it appears to be OK then go to p.16 to view the necessary pre-requisite steps and then the procedure to remove / replace the battery. At the top of p.16 you’ll find the battery spare part number (784326-001). If you search online using the part number only you’ll get results for suppliers, although the few that I checked didn’t show a price for the battery.

The 3rd wire from a battery is usually connected to a thermistor attached to the battery which signals the temperature (resistance value changes with temp) to the battery management circuit in the motherboard.

Charging will be halted to if it got too hot before being fully charged, which may create problems e.g. a fire

If leaving the 3rd wire disconnected, the battery should not be left unsupervised whilst it is charging

Hi @captainsnowball ,

FYI

voilà French exclamation - meaning “There it is!” or “There you are!”

The “red thing” in Step 3 is most probably an IR filter, to filter out visible light to improve IR operation