that diode could be done for, this component is a SOD323 - C1 / A6 Tvs Diode it's mostly for circuit protection you can find a replacement here: https://www.mobilesentrix.com/hdmi-control-components-c1-diodes-for-playstation-5-ps5-sod323-10-pack the 1pf cap you can test with diode mode on a multimeter if you get oL across the cap it's disconnected and if you get a voltage drop of 0 it's short-circuited any other reading/ changing readings is normal I'd recommend reflowing the legs of the HDMI connector using a micro pencil iron and a generous amount of flux. based on your symptoms there is a broken or shorted connection in the hdmi area check over via microscope inspection and redo your work as needed.

refer to this iFixit article for the answer to your quesation Come risolvere il problema dello stick drift su un controller PlayStation DualSense V1. the reasons for failure and repair methods are the same for v1 - v5

this is likely an issue with the disc laser and optical sensor, I'd recommend cleaning the lenses with lint-free cleanroom wipers or foam lint-free q tips. if this doesn't medaite the issue I'd next replace the disk reader module

Check the display flat flex connectors (ffcs) are properly seated and free of debris to the logic board, test the screen on another i11 or try a new display , after that you would be looking at a logic board repair or battery related issue. Pretty much I'd try unplugging the screen and plugging it back in Then replacing it. If you battery health is under 70% touch issues are common

Typically with Samsung galaxy devices you can factory reset them without a password however, they will have factory reset protection or frp lock on them until you can log into a Google account or samsung account that was linked to the device prior to factory resetting it. The service menu can be accessed by holding volume up and power apon boot.

This has been a know problem on Google pixel devices sinice the pixel 3 I'd try a factory reset is a operating system problem typically not a hardware problem but a weak battery can often worsen this bug.

I would ensure The antenna contacts on the mother and daughter board are making good contact with the plastic logic board board covers as they contain copper antenna traces for lte wifi and bulethooth. I'd also check the coaxial cables that run along the side of the battery compartment, they are very prone to damage during repair. The galaxy a12 often. Has problems with dust dirt and liquid ingress onto the lower charging sub board so there is a chance it may need replaced after 2 or so years of usage.

Your device is overheating to the point of a forced shutdown to prevent damage. ⚠️ " AppleSocHot: Hot Hot Hot " is the ios equivalent of tjmax on windows . Non repair Troubleshooting Avoid using the device while charging. Remove the case Avoid games and apps that draw lots of computing power Avoid having too many apps open at the same time. Look into background battery usage to help identify which processes are using the most power. The power draw will be directly related to the heat produced. Repair trouble shooting: First, I'd back up, and factory reset the device in case some software misuses system resources I'd look into the condition of the battery. Check your liquid damage indicating paper stickers on the back of the screen in the sim tray and inside the device by the charging port and camera cluster. Then, I'd check the logic board under a thermal camera to identify shorted or damaged components causing excess heat. Adding thermal paste to the logic board is a viable option if you can't identify a...

This is a know issue with detailed guides on how to fix it Check out this guide written by Jesse cruz of vcc board repairs on Louis Rossmann's repair.wiki on the subject. https://repair.wiki/w/How_To_Fix_an_iPho...

You need to transfer the screen touch ic chip from the original display to the solder pads on your new display. Apple has made external programming no longer work with newer ios and pados devices. https://youtu.be/vu3BXs8ym3I?si=uOqxrtGp...- https://www.powerbookmedic.com/wordpress...-to-transfer-an-ipad-pro-12-9-display-cable-and-touch-ic-to-a-new-display