REPLACE CHARGEING PROT ON S3 VIDEO HOW TO

I'd be more than happy to send a private message and have a technician call me. I apologize for the number of questions in one post, but I could not see making a single post for each question as each question relates to a single problem. Is this correct? If so, then I could use the docking station to charge instead of sending the tablet in for repair. The description at the Acer online store is not real clear, but it sounds as if the power cord plugs into the docking station and the tablet charges through the 40-pin connector. One more item is in regards to the docking station as a charging platform.

REPLACE CHARGEING PROT ON S3 VIDEO HOW TO

My problem is that I have no idea how to backup my browser bookmarks, photos, or programs to the external sdcard. Use soldering iron, flux and solder braid to remove remnant solder on all of the pads. Make sure to mask off outlying areas so as to prevent heat from damaging neighboring components. Of course, if it has to be replaced, I certainly wouldn't turn down the latest and greatest 10' tablet. Step 1: Removing USB Connector Using a hot air source (or other means such as IR) carefully remove the connector requiring replacement. My question is, can the charging port and the chipped, caved-in plastic on the case be repaired or replaced or will the entire tablet have to be replaced.

My unit is covered under an extended warranty that I purchased from Wal-Mart when I got my tablet. Even though the battery icon in the notification area shows that the unit is plugged in, when the purple light is flashing the battery is discharging. The stencil will stay in place to assist with alignment and to prevent the solder from shorting neighboring leads. Using a pair of tweezers place the USB connector leads into the matching apertures filled with solder paste. I have to unplug and plug the power cord in several times before it will show a steady orange indicator. Step 4: Place the Replacement Connector on to the PCB. Most of the time, instead of an orange charging indicator on the power switch, I see a blinking pale purple indicator on the power switch.

Now the metal receptacle moves rather freely inside the case and the plug has to be positioned just right to get the tablet to charge. This has caused the plastic in the area around the metal charging port to chip and cave in. Apparently, it has fallen directly onto the side where it was plugged in more than once. The tablet has been dropped from my bed onto the carpet a few times while plugged in. I have the same problem with the charge receptacle on my A500.

Replace chargeing prot on s3 video