What's even weirder is the inside of my phone has a few pieces that the guide doesn't, such as the silver tape on the cameras, and a metal plate covering the motherboard {not the midframe})

anyway, replaced the camera, hooked everything back up, and when I turned the phone on, the camera now not only doesn't work, but it seems that NEITHER camera is even being shown as FUNCTIONING (downloaded a hardware test, shows no cameras connected to the device, and I only swapped out the back camera! Never even touched the front! And to top it off, the USB C port won't even take a charge now!

I have no idea what I did to this device at all. I've taken it back apart 3 times now, turned it off, cleaned all the contacts with isopropyl alcohol, reconnected, tested again and still bust. I had ordered a replacement charging port but that was only because I felt the vibration motor was going out; the charging port worked fine, and I didn't want to solder it back on (don't know why they would even solder it to the board but whatever) and I'm just in need of some help. Anybody who can help PLEASE! I will give 120$ to the person who can help me come up with a solution, I'm not kidding! That's how much I'm in the phone for so if anyone has any advice it would be much appreciated!!!! Thank you!

⟐ Answered June 18, 2024 at 23:16 MST

Battery showed an initial charge of 3.82 V, 4.32 V after charging.

Ruling out a defective new screen, what are the most common hiccups?

Thanks for any input.

What hardware do i need to check ? tested the antenna's they have continuity . everything appears re-connected properly. we changed the screen & put in a new battery & no service was recognized later. Phone was siting for like 4 months unused prior to repairs .

I'm interested if anyone here has any success with removing an ir block filter from the pixel 2 camera. There isn't anything I see online about this. I'm interested in converting my camera into an ir/near-ir camera.

Thanks!

Originally, I was performing a battery replacement. That appears to have been successful, but something is obviously wrong. I'm hoping it's just something in software? I can't figure it out.

Some gif-converted videos on what this looks like, here:

https://i.imgur.com/YWX2byH.gifv

https://i.imgur.com/B6sRhPj.gifv

The video is a little blurry with some artifacts. Ignore that. Just focus on how at certain points there is full color and clarity, and other times there are greenish squares for those same UI elements, if not an entirely green screen.

⟐ Edited by author October 19, 2022 at 12:35 MST

I can select it in US store but this one doesn't ship to EU.

All pixels were officially sold in Europe so why can't I order this kit?

I found reattaching the ribbon to be very difficult. It never really "snapped" into the motherboard. The screen ribbon would act as a cantilever and pop out of the recessed connection. I had to hold the connector in place while I screwed in the bracket and hope for the best. It worked for a while but now I get a pixelated screen when coming off of sleep mode. it goes away when I press on the left middle side of the screen about where the ribbon-motherboard connection is. The phone will register touches but the screen will be frozen until that area is pressed again.

Are there any tips on maintaining a good screen connection on this device? Maybe the pick was left in the housing previously for this reason?

What could have gone wrong during battery replacement to cause this echo and how can I fix it?

I've got it working before by resetting the phone multiple times, but that method is no longer working.

⟐ Edited by author December 01, 2020 at 18:02 MST

что это за датчик на рамке в кругу

I have to pull the USB-C to 3.5 mm headphone adapter slightly out and push on it from the side for it to work. It is a brand new adapter, and I have tested it with other phones, so I know that it works.

I was wondering if someone else has experienced this. I have had the phone since it was released, so perhaps the contacts are just very worn. I want to know if I would have to replace the entire charging assembly to fix it, or if there is something simpler I can do.

I also am wondering how risky it is to make this repair myself. I have already fixed an x-box wireless card, laptop, and some knives with my kit, and I'm very careful.

I suppose the question is, should I replace the charging assembly, or invest in some nice Bluetooth headphones haha.

Please tell me this is a software thing and I can still fix this. I bought it secondhand and I'm not covered by warranty. Thanks.

Thank you.

⟐ Edited December 07, 2018 at 18:20 MST