mine fell from a ridiculosly low height (about 1 foot) and stopped working since.

Presume some wire inside got loose since I cant imagine anything got shattered from such a poor fall.

Thanks in advance.

⟐ Commented January 07, 2025 at 14:09 MST

Could this be an issue? Is the outer red layer of the battery important?

Only if im tooooo close to the router it appears on my phone, like really close within few meters, else i dont see any wifi on my phone.

The problem is not from router or my location for sure because i can use wifi normally with other phones, even with my OPO before the screen remplacement

⟐ Answer deleted July 04, 2018 at 2:09 MST

1) Turn off/on phone, switch from 4g to 3g to 2g, toggle airplane mode

2) Switch sim cards between phones. Her phone still works great with my sim, and my phone is still terrible with her sim.

3) Verifying that IMEI is present (via *#*#info#*#*)

4) Verifying APN.

5) Factory reset to match the OS and firmware as her phone.

6) Trying different firmware and OS/custom ROM.

I am not sure what else to try.

I am beginning to suspect that the antenna is failing. I suspect I am likely going to have to buy a new phone, but I wanted to see if there was an easy solution. I really liked this phone, and want to find a away to save it.

⟐ Comment deleted May 31, 2018 at 5:14 MST

I have a opo on which I replaced the display. The quality of the part isn't the greatest, and the bottom of the glass is a little loose.

This is my 2nd part already and I don't really want to wait 3 weeks and replace it again (might very well get another bad unit, it's a dirt cheap straight-from-China display).

Does anyone have any advice on how to fix it myself? Can I inject some glue under there? (And which type of glue is best?)

Here some images:

Thanks in advance

I repair phones. Oneplus most of all.

I changed a LOT of oneplus One screens. But almost always I have this problem.

With the new screen, sometimes it won't turn ON the screen after sleep or press power button. I hear that the phone is ON, but the screen is black.

I have to change random screen settings (double tap to turn on, or off, etc) until it works ok again. When it stays black, I have to reset the phone to get the screen on again.

Anyone else with this problem?

⟐ Commented May 08, 2018 at 15:31 MST

after quite some time researching my final conclusion was that it was a gluing issue/grounding issue from the digitizer, but that only made sense for me regarding ghost touches, but can it also be the cause of non-responsive specific regions on the screen?

⟐ Answer edited October 29, 2017 at 12:52 MST

Upon this the most lower part of the screen were not working at all.

No visible cracks.

I could type the pin code for SIM card, but it was not possible to hit the enter button and get further.

Power and vol up / down were ok, as an example, I could restart the phone without problems.

I bought a new screen and replaced it. It looks like the screen i working ok.

Now I´ve got a new problem: Phone is stuck in the "Cyanogen Recovery menu", it denies to boot normally.

All connectors are mounted ok.

I can "reboot system now" or go into "factory reset" (I dont want to). After reboot, it goes back to "Cyanogen Recovery menu".

When the phone is turned off and charged, it does not show the charging symbols on the screen.

⟐ Commented December 17, 2016 at 13:07 MST

After some test i noticed that the 2nd and the 3rd seems both positive and the 4th seems to be the negative. But i didn't figured out where should i connect the two I2c pins (sda,scl).

⟐ Answer deleted June 27, 2016 at 19:06 MST

I managed to damage two SMDs around the digitizer connector on the motherboard. I don't know what is their purpose, I suppose it is connected with the stable working of the digitizer. The SMDs are the ones bellow the digitizer connector and next to the headphones jack. They look like a 0603s, but I don't know what they are - capacitors or diodes (I don't think they are resistors, but I might be wrong). Can someone identify them for me. Are they 0603 and how many farads, voltage and what is the polarity.

Thank you very much in advance I hope there is a good guy (or a gal) out there that is willing to help.

Attaching a photo with a blue arrow pointing to the SMDs.

⟐ Commented April 07, 2016 at 20:55 MST

Phone is not included, want to check the machine all the cables, soldering possible cost. Who has the motherboard circuit? Send please repair the machine.

⟐ Edited April 04, 2016 at 23:50 MST

The screen color changes as the use time increases.

as the youtube shows

https://youtu.be/a9H_2UbV3dk

Info: OnePlus One - A0001 - Cyanogen OS 12.1 - YOG4PAS1N0 - Android 5.1.1

⟐ Edited November 05, 2015 at 12:34 MST