Sam Omiotek

Yes, it will. MacBook Pros are designed to work on all electrical standards around the world, your charger will convert the AC power from the wall into the proper DC amperage and voltage for the computer.

You can reuse the heatsinks from the old motherboard, just be sure to properly clean them and reapply thermal paste. We have a guide for that.

Thank you! Unfortunately this is not possible because the memory is soldered to the motherboard. What you can do is swap the entire motherboard from an old phone into the new one but I haven’t tested this myself so I can’t guarantee that everything will work properly. I expect it to work though—including for larger storage sizes—because I do not know of any parts that are paired to the motherboard on those phones.

If you can’t find the part you can buy a damaged phone secondhand and transplant the part. It’s best to do this in person (craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, etc.) so you can test the charging port before you buy the phone. Plus you’ll get a practice run on the donor phone.

Because it is an OLED screen the entire assembly has to be replaced. If the guide is followed and the part was purchased from iFixit, once the front sensor array is removed you can begin working backwards transferring all components into the new display assembly. Unfortunately replacing the screen from the front is not possible. If you purchase the part from somewhere other than iFixit you may need to transfer additional components.

The temperature will depend on the solder and tip you are using. Start at 180°C (360°F) and increase temperature as needed.

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To solder the wire back on:

1. Place the end of the wire on the solder pad on the motherboard. Use something to hold it in place while you work, like helping hands.

2. Heat up your soldering iron and touch the tip to the solder pad for 15-30 seconds to get it hot.

3. With the soldering iron and wire touching the pad, use the tip of your soldering iron to melt just enough solder to cover the wire and pad. Remove the solder and soldering iron tip as soon as enough solder melts onto the pad.

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Wearing gloves and safety glasses is a good idea if you’re new to soldering, and practice on something else first. Read our soldering guide before you start too.

Thank you! The 4a and 4a 5G screens are not interchangeable. The 5G is larger.

That’s a tough one Sally… I can’t guarantee replacing any certain component will fix your phone given the information. Disconnecting and reconnecting the cables was a good idea. No signs of life at all suggests to me it’s likely the battery or motherboard, like you said.

If it’s still under warranty see if Google will replace it, they replaced my pixel 3 twice when it bricked for no apparent reason. If it’s not then I think the best course of action would be to meticulously search for the damage starting with the motherboard. Use a magnifying glass. Even if a single tiny transistor popped off that would be enough to brick it. If you can’t find anything, you’ll have to take a chance replacing one part at a time until you get it working again.

Good luck!

Since replacement parts vary from seller to seller, you’ll have to compare yours to the original and transfer any remaining components. This guide was written for the display assembly that we were selling at the time.

When transferring other components such as the vibration motor just be sure to use the same methods as with similar components. Work slowly, always use heat or ≥90% isopropyl alcohol to soften adhesives, and search the internet for more information as necessary.

Hi Munir, thanks for pointing this out, are you doing this repair on a PS4 Pro or PS4 Slim?