Purchase new dishwasher while hooking up stripped the connection ordered a new kit with hose had to take apart the bottom and I’m left with this one wire and I can’t remember where it goes? Help

⟐ Commented July 03, 2026 at 17:41 MST

⟐ Commented July 03, 2026 at 17:15 MST

Steamdeck has been feeling a little unresponsive lately then after I left it for a bit (picked up Elden rings finally) I noticed the entire lefts side was completely dead. All buttons, joystick, triggers, trackpad ect. I followed all the software resets to make sure then followed a guide here hoping that if I opened it up it would be a simple disconnect ribbon. As seen in the attached picture the C-L connector appears to have short circuited or something, I am not a tech savvy person and am unclear how to move forward. Would this require a while board replacement or something bigger, any advice on how to move forward or what I could do would be greatly appreciated!

Online information is very confusing. Some sources say that starting from iPhone 16 it is possible to replace the Face ID system with a used or donor component and still complete the repair and have it fully functional.

However, other technicians claim that even on iPhone 15 it is already possible to replace the Face ID module with a used part from another device and that it can still work after proper installation or pairing procedures.

At the same time, there are also many claims saying that Face ID is still strictly paired to the original TrueDepth system and logic board, and that replacement with used parts will not restore functionality at all.

So my question is:

• Is Face ID on iPhone 15 still strictly locked to the original TrueDepth module and logic board?
• Or is it actually possible to replace it with a used/donor module and complete the repair successfully?
• And is there any real difference starting from iPhone 16 regarding this limitation?

I would really appreciate confirmation from technicians or anyone with real hands-on experience, because the information online is contradictory and unclear.

Thank you in advance.

⟐ Answer accepted July 03, 2026 at 15:41 MST

Here is what I have tried/verified:

- **Speakerphone:** Still no audio during cellular calls.

- **Bluetooth:** Connected headphones also have no audio during cellular calls, but work for music/third-party apps.

- **Voice Memos:** Working perfectly (microphones are fine).

- **Modem Firmware:** Visible in Settings > General > About.

- **Panic Logs:** Zero 'panic-full' entries in Analytics Data.

- **Resets:** I have already performed a 'Reset Network Settings'.

- **Physical Symptoms:** The phone has been getting very hot recently, but has not been dropped.

Since the hardware works for third-party apps but fails for cellular audio routing even over Bluetooth, I suspect a logic board or Audio IC issue, possibly related to the "sandwich" board layers. Are there any other software fixes to try before seeking a microsoldering repair?

⟐ Answer edited July 03, 2026 at 13:43 MST

⟐ Commented July 03, 2026 at 13:07 MST

⟐ Answered July 03, 2026 at 12:54 MST

I checked this post, and checked my charger. The charger is good and so is the DC jack. Is it just a hopeless case of a bad motherboard? If it is let me know, and also let me know if there's any chance of saving this laptop.

⟐ Answered July 03, 2026 at 12:28 MST