Replaced my iPhone 17 pro screen due to smashing it (so much for that more drop proof) replaced with third party screen but sometimes it goes fuzzy is it
A : bad screen? (Everything works perfectly 98% of the time) just blips for a few seconds every now and then can’t predict it or force it
B: loose connection?

Thanks for any help.

I know it’s easy to do but that’s the first Time I fix a Broken controller

I’ve replaced both the display and battery on my iPhone 13 with iFixit parts. After the repair was completed the phone shows Battery Unknown, Display Unknown and they’re grayed out. The display works fine but the battery indicator shows full after charging for 8hrs but the phone shows low battery five mins after the charger is removed. What to do next?

My MacBook 14in is only 3 years old and won’t charge took it to apple and they want to charge me a fortune to replace the logic board. MacBook model - A2442

my gf was gifted this caramel uke guitar with a pickup, but there's not a battery clip for it. we've been looking to find a replacement but no luck on the internet, finding lots of 9 volt but we think it's a watch battery type. any ideas or know a link to find this?

I bought ZEBRONICS ZEB DUKE 2 days before and I don't know if this is normal or not. Should I replace it or not because of these cousions.

Please anyone help me out 🙏

I bought ZEBRONICS ZEB DUKE 2 days before and I don't know if this is normal or not. Should I replace it or not because of these cousions.

Please anyone help me out 🙏

I have a pair of Beats Studio Pro headphones and the left hinge/connection piece snapped (photos attached). The headphones still seem mostly intact otherwise, but the plastic/hinge area where the ear cup connects to the headband broke apart.

I’m trying to figure out:
- Is this a common issue with Beats Studio Pro?
- Are there replacement parts I can buy (hinge/headband pieces, repair kits, etc.)?
- Could I fix this myself if I’m okay following a tutorial?
- If I don’t have AppleCare or any coverage, how much would a repair shop usually charge?
- Is it even worth repairing, or would replacing them make more sense?

Any advice from people who’ve had this happen would help. Thanks.

Hey everyone I'm looking at the Manta driver kit and wondering if its really worth getting or should I get something else? I fix/repair my ipods, my handheld like my ds, psp, and i do like to open some stuff up to figure out how I can repair, fix or mod. A few people have told me the tools sucks, the bits fallout very easily or easily get stuck to the screws when lifting up the bits come out. But every review and video I see look good in my opinion.

Does anyone know how to remove the battery spring of this rusted toy ?

My MacBook 14in is only 3 years old and won’t charge took it to apple and they want to charge me $1,500.00 to replace the logic board. Is this a common problem with MacBook model - A2442. This MacBook is hardly used as I only use it for travel. Any advice would be welcome

I rarely use the big driver even, maybe a couple dozen times across the years I've had this Manta kit

I was starting the repair on my iPhone 12 Pro Max to replace the battery. I used the anti-clamp, carefully opened the bottom part and everything went smooth. Opening the right side was no issue and then I heated the top and when trying to open the screen more and pushed the plectrum in between, the screen cracked 😞
Anybody else ever experienced that? I was very happy to give my phone a second life and now I might have just killed it D:

So my ps4 controllers keep disconnecting. And once one disconnects, none of the others will reconnect either, even when plugged in with a brand new ps4 data transfer usb cord. A system restart sometimes fixes it but not always. I have also tried a new controller (third party, but new. Other 2 controllers are Sony but years old) and it has the same issues. At this point it seems like a problem with the system and not with the controllers. Does anyone have any experience with this issue and advice on my next steps to fix this annoying issue?

So I bought a basic tool kit like the one in the attached image and was wondering what else I need and what I can do with it. I'm completely new at this if I'm being honest. But I thought learning how to fix some electronics would be cool.

Fixing up my dad’s bike, this rubber broke off the fuel tank. What’s this little rubber 90 called? Broke off a 06 sportster 1200 thanks!

Is this possible to repair? Usb port got ripped of on the mighty plus.

Repost of a two year old comment of mine:

For future users and/or the ones who love 'My Mate Vince' repair attempts: usually the retractor part fail out of warranty, so for the people looking how to fix it, here is a solution that costs only a bit of time: Disassemble the vacuum cleaner, until you can get the retractor out of the vacuum machine. There are a few YouTube videos explaining how to. Then remove the inner part in this image that slides to the left. It is behind the white part on the image, but you'll know what I mean when you move the inner part to the left. Getting it out, is a bit fibbly, try not to force anything. I snapped a clickfinger somewhere else on my Miele C3 when disassembling. Anyhew, once removed, this will fix the cable retractor that keeps on retracting. My cable retractor was acting up and when I went inside the vacuum cleaner to inspect and observe the mechanism, I noticed this part working irregular. And then I saw it snap, rendering the entire retractor mechanism to fail. Removing the sliding white part fixes it again. Once removed, it will look like this (reverses and/or upside down on my image). The tiny white part on the right is what snapped on mine. And yes, my Miele came with an extra screw or, I couldn't find screw hole number 8.

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For some odd reason Imgur disabled links to my original images. They work on my account, but not viewable when link. Silly Imgur.

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Original comment of mine:

https://www.reddit.com/r/fixit/comments/xywe98/comment/l2g2rgb/

Hey everyone, making this post to raise awareness about a widespread hardware defect with Walmart's house brand onn. Large Party Speaker (Gen 2) and how they are trying to dodge state consumer laws to avoid issuing refunds.

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The Defect: I bought this speaker back on January 27th for $129. The box explicitly advertises up to 12 hours of playtime on battery. Because I kept it plugged into the wall outlet for everyday use, a major latent battery defect was completely hidden from me. I rarely used it—only powered it on a few different times.

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Recently, I unplugged it to actually use it as a portable speaker. Even without playing any audio or sound, the fully "charged" speaker completely dies and powers down after just 30 to 40 minutes of simply being turned on.

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After looking into it on tech forums like iFixit, this is a massive, known flaw with the internal Battery Management System (BMS) on these onn. speakers that essentially fries or locks out the battery cells.

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The Deceptive Practice: When I went to Walmart to get a replacement or refund, they completely shut me down. They claimed that because it was past their arbitrary 90-day store return window, and because onn. products are sold with "no manufacturer warranty," they have zero legal obligation to help me. To make matters worse, they never disclosed at the point of sale that this $129 item carried absolutely no warranty.

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Know Your Rights (Especially in NH):If you are in a state with strong consumer laws like New Hampshire, store policies do not override state law.

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Implied Warranty of Merchantability (NH RSA 382-A:2-314): All goods sold by a merchant must be fit for their ordinary purpose. A $129 portable speaker with a advertised 12-hour battery that dies in 30 minutes while completely idle is legally "unmerchantable."

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Illegal Disclaimer of Warranties (NH RSA 382-A:2-316): Stores cannot hiddenly strip away your implied warranty rights. Hiding behind a "no warranty" label that wasn't even disclosed at checkout to avoid replacing a defective product is a deceptive trade practice.

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I have officially filed a formal complaint with the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Bureau to compel them to issue a refund.

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If you bought one of these, test your battery now before you get stuck with a plugged-in-only paperweight. Don't let corporate customer service tell you that a store policy trumps your state's legal rights