Walking through a ghost town and admiring the dilapidated houses’ tin roofs.
Crawling through an abandoned complex long gone and deciphering the graffiti pasted on over time.
Driving my Suzuki Samurai along old Native American trails.
Soaking in the concentrated, complex culture of an old city center.
Standing in absolute darkness and silence in ancient lava tubes.
Eating fresh made gelato for the third time while watching the sun set.
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These are a few moments of life I have enjoyed.
I was born in Shanghai, China. My family headed for San Francisco when I was five, and that's where I grew up most of my life.
I wanted to be an inventor! So, I pursued electrical engineering (I really should have chosen mechanical engineering, but that's another story!) I got schooled hard at Cal Poly and finally left with a MS in EE with a focus on mechatronics and control systems. Along the way, I also found my life purpose and my best friend.
- Playing, explaining, and promoting modern board games.
- Taking stuff apart (not necessarily to put back together)- because I'm curious!
- Playing violin in ensembles. I am currently involved with Cal Poly's Arab Music Ensemble.
- Going on adventures! Visiting places I haven't been before!
- Trying out new foods of different ethnicities.
Smontaggi ai quali Ho Lavorato
Le Mie Guide
Guide alle quali Ho Contribuito
Guide che ho aiutato a tradurre
Le Mie Guide Preferite
Guide Completate
Le Mie Storie
iPhone 5s battery & home button replacement
iPhone 5s Home Button
Hi John,
I’m really sorry to hear that. Did you break the connector on the motherboard, or did you knock off some tiny components near it?
There is a guide for the adhesive! You can find it in step 9, or you can find it right here.
Hi Danalee,
The SIM tool shouldn’t have damaged anything else other than the microphone. Be careful around liquids, as the phone is probably not waterproof anymore.
Hi Bryan,
If you haven’t yet, I would suggest checking two things. It sounds like either the digitizer cable may be having bad connectivity, or the digitizer may be shorting on something. Check, clean, and re-seat all of your display cable connectors as well as making sure the connectors have no debris. What is this (possibly conductive) gray foam adhesive called and where. Maybe that will remove the dead spots.
Hi Takeo,
The screen does not need to be glued in before you test the phone. I would suggest checking the display connector, re-connecting it to see if that helps. Otherwise, it may be a broken screen.
Good point Justin! I will update the guide to remind people.
Hi Robert,
You can find the wallpaper here! Enjoy!
https://ifixit.org/blog/15777/huawei-p30...
Hi Brian,
I’m sorry to hear that! As stated in the warning op top, this teardown is an educational first look at the device, and is not meant to be used as a guide. Our repair guides will show up here, and contain accurate details (such as tools needed, how to unlock ZIF connectors, etc.) as well as step by step instructions on how to complete the repair.
It is called a hard drive tray or hard drive carrier. You can find the guide to remove it here.
Follow this guide to replace your adhesive.
You can buy the strips here.
The Wi-Fi module is soldered and glued onto the board. You would need to reflow a replacement onto the board.
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