George Youssef

In order to fix the TV you will need to replace the LED panel. This can be extremely difficult depending on the size of the TV and your experience with electronics.

"1 beep = no RAM installed 2 beeps = incompatible RAM types 3 beeps = no good banks 4 beeps = no good boot images in the boot ROM (and/or bad sys config block) 5 beeps = processor is not usable." You are most likely hearing a series of 3 beeps a pause then 3 beeps, a pause, then 3 more beeps Check the RAM modules to make sure that they didn't become dislodged. There is a possibility that the DIM slots are very dusty too. Try blowing out all dust from the computer.

That part is in fact the EMI foam. It is normally adhered to the hard drive in order to minimise vibrations.

I managed to find a seller on eBay; https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-076-00236-Apple-Customer-Data-Migration-Tool-Kit-for-MacBook-Pro-2016-2017-/202230802697 However they are currently not in stock. Maybe send the Seller a message and ask when they will return.

Any 3M Adhesive would do the trick. You would preferably want to use a slim variant to ensure the battery and screen can fit properly.

Yes. The replacement screen that iFixit provides is the same quality of the Apple screens.

I would personally suggest that you just lube up the motors and their rails. That should fix the issue.

The digitizer is most likely faulty. Try and get a genuine variant to ensure that it works.

They are functional in either models.

This issue can easily be fixed with a OLED Screen replacement.