Chris

i just finished replacing my headphone jack in my iPod Nano 6th gen. however when i go to turn it on it does not. and when...

If you are having issues with a couple keys on your keyboard the most likely culprit is the keyboard controller either on the logic board or on the keyboard itself. If it’s on the logic board then you will need to have one soldered on the logic board for you if you don’t feel safe (or don’t want to) doing it. If the controller is on the keyboard itself then you would need to replace the keyboard to fix that issue. Word of wisdom, depending on the model MacBook you own may require you to replace the entire upper frame as Apple has recently (within the past 5 or so years) began to make the keyboard and upper frame a single unit. I would recommend taking your machine to a laptop repair shop in your area that provides free diagnostics for additional assistance in this matter.

If the SIM card is not being detected by the phone anymore there may be 2 reasons why, first reason is that when it was dropped a cable that runs from the phones main circuit board to the SIM card tray has fallen off or has a loose connection. Most newer phones have the SIM card slots part of the main circuit board. In which case it is possible that when you dropped the phone you may have damaged the pins on the SIM card slot. If you do have dual SIM card slots on your phone I would recommend swapping the SIM card to the other slot. Also if you SIM card is an older card, you may want to contact your carrier for a replacement SIM card

It must be a super fast charger capable of delivering at least 39 Watts of power. As long as it can 15volts at 2.6 Amps or higher your good. Also be sure to use a charger with a USB-C plug and get a cable that is rated for at least 15volts as those cables can keep up with the current needed to charge the switch lite. Optionally you could go to your local game supply store such as GameStop(us) or EBGames (ca) for a direct replacement if you want

if it went through the dryer as well as the washer then it cooked the battery and must be replaced. theres a place in nevada that can do it if you live in nevada if you don't then you'll just have to replace the device with another one

you need to reopen the iPhone and check all the cables to make sure that none of them got unplugged, if they did, that could explain a lot of your problems, even if 1 cable is unplugged it could be your problem, even if its at the bottom of the iPhone

When a Sad face with an online support website comes on it means that your iPod logic board is fried and it cannot be used any more which means that you have to replace the logic board or go and buy another iPod

What you need to do is take the cable labled #3 with some tweezers and very carefully insert it into its outlet but make sure that the little latch is flipped up. when you get the cable in there flip down the latch and it will be locked in there. after that you can plug in #2 and then #1 and then close the device up and check to see if it works

When you get the battery and get it ready for installation leave the red wire in the heat shrink plastic wrap until you solder it to the board, and here's a tip... when you go to solder the battery to the board solder the black wire first and then the White but leave the plastic wrap on the red wire on until last... when you start soldering do it in this order and it will limit the chance of shorting out the device (black, white, red)

when you preform this step de-solder the black wire first then the white and then the Red, do not de-solder the red first or it may short the device out