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I've ruined my device....is there anything that can be done?

Even worse, its a MDA Compact V.
Basically, I got the newton rings issue a few months ago and after reading threads on here, tried the duct tape trick which worked a treat....for about a month.
Then the issue came back of the screen not responding, so I continually used the tape to fix the screen. It got to the point where I had done it that many times, I was having to carry a roll of tape around with me, and the front of the front facia began to lift on the left hand side of the phone each time I did it.
It got to the point where I didnt need the tape anymore, I could just use my fingernail to pull the layers apart which would make the screen respond again.
However, recently I noticed a spec of dust under the screen. I put up with it for a while but last week I decided to try and get it out.
I stupidly lifted the layers apart and blew into the phone. This caused the touchscreen to behave very erratically and did not move the dust.
I was a bit tipsy at the time and actually lifted the whole of the front off the phone (thinking I could clean the screen and stick the front back down) but now the phone will not respond to touch no matter what I do.
I was thinking of trying to replace the front parts myself, but as mentioned its a Compact V not a D2, so the shape of the front of the handset is slightly different and I cannot seem to find anywhere that I can order the front facia.
I've got a lock on the phone, so I cant even flash it if I wanted to sell it as 'broken'
Can anyone think of ANYTHING that could help?
Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated!

You can flash your phone if you just put the Rom on a storage card and update it from there, and new digitizers are just 4 dollars, so just put a new one in ( or I can do it for you if you pay for the costs) I've replaced my digitizer about 3 times now... and im pretty good at it XD

i really hate to say it. but i think its just time to buy a new phone. I know money may be an issue. i dont have the cash to fork out for new phones either. but if this happened to me. i would do my best to back everything up. then just buy a cheap phone untill i saved up . i have an htc pure right now saving up for an evo 4g. I just upgraded my contract so i will have to pay full price for the evo 4g around $500.00 . unless ya can limp this one along . but from what it sounds like is its about time to bury that one ...
devices messing up does suck, im sorry..
Good Luck

Thanks guys.
Is it possible to flash from the SD card when the device is locked?

maxcherry said:
Thanks guys.
Is it possible to flash from the SD card when the device is locked?
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Yes it is possible. When flashing from SD you don't have to use your screen in any way. Have a look in the ROM-Threads, u will find the way to flash and some great "how-to"s.

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Yes it is possible. When flashing from SD you don't have to use your screen in any way. Have a look in the ROM-Threads, u will find the way to flash and some great "how-to"s.
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Thanks Mar'Cel. I notice we both have the same device. Do you know anywhere online where I would be able to order replacement parts?
Thanks again, Max.

maxcherry said:
Thanks Mar'Cel. I notice we both have the same device. Do you know anywhere online where I would be able to order replacement parts?
Thanks again, Max.
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I believe if you search on screen replacement threads they have stated where they were purchsed.
Also, you can use Pocket Controller Pro or My Mobiler to access your screen from your PC.

[q] my z1s screen is cracked!

I don't know why, but I'm sure I didn't do it. My Sony Xperia Z1s C6916, which I bought from T-Mobile USA, suddenly had a crack in the screen, across the screen, left to right. The screen now is unresponsive and keep reading wrong touch controls. I cannot use it anymore.
Now I google it and found it's a well known problem amongst the Xperia Z series user, and that Sony, most of the time, won't recognize that is a manufacturer defect, and won't repair it under warranty.
As much as I hate it, I need to get it fixed. Question is.... to those with a similar problem, did you send your phone in to Sony for Screen replacement on any Z series ( Z, ZL, ZR, Z Ultra, Z1, etc.). To those who paid for the repairs, how much was it? I just wanna know because a local mobile phone repair shop can do it for $150 USD, more or less.
However, as much as I would hate the Sony right now, I trust them for repairing on their own products, resealing it the water-resistant ways, Though you can make sure that I'll treat it like any other phones, water-resistant or not.
What I'm concern about is the cost. Xperia Care online are idiots who can't tell the difference between a Sony Xperia and a Samsung Galaxy.
Also, I contacted Sony via email, twitter and facebook. I asked how and where to send the phone in. None have reply. on via email, they gave me the reference number.
What I need is for them to open a case, RMA form and number, and an address for me to send it to.
They are taking it awfully slow and I'm hating them for it.
If I could choose, I would want to send it straight to Sony HQ in Japan for repairs.

Have you tried calling them? Their customer service is very good.
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I have to deal with support of various manufacturers daily (working as an it professional)
In Germany it's like this:
As end user your reseller must look at the case. If you bought it in a store go there and ask them.
HOWEVER
I've discovered that most of them are stupid and/or non cooperative.
So your best chance is calling the Sony support. Go to their website and look up their telephone number. When you call them you most likely need to give them some kind of serial (imei). After, tell them your problem and you most likely will get a return sticker. Send in your device via mail and get a repaired (or new) I device about a week later.
I've discovered that this way is the fastest and less troublesome way to deal with broken devices
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I'm in a similar situation. TMo US took one look at it and said they won't fix it, and then informed me that I didn't have device protection on my plan (thought I had, grumble grumble) so they can't do anything for me. Called their claims department, was again informed that they cannot do anything for me.
Has anybody had luck with Sony HQ performing repairs? Or, has anybody had any luck with swapping over a clean screen and digitizer from another Z1s? I can follow teardown and rebuild guides to make the swap, and have all the small device tools necessary to swap the screen.
Meanwhile, my wife has no phone until we find some solution ...

mariussilverwolf said:
I'm in a similar situation. TMo US took one look at it and said they won't fix it, and then informed me that I didn't have device protection on my plan (thought I had, grumble grumble) so they can't do anything for me. Called their claims department, was again informed that they cannot do anything for me.
Has anybody had luck with Sony HQ performing repairs? Or, has anybody had any luck with swapping over a clean screen and digitizer from another Z1s? I can follow teardown and rebuild guides to make the swap, and have all the small device tools necessary to swap the screen.
Meanwhile, my wife has no phone until we find some solution ...
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I just sent my phone in to Sony Repair @ Laredo, TX, USA. wish me luck,

BigDnm01 said:
I just sent my phone in to Sony Repair @ Laredo, TX, USA. wish me luck,
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Subscribing to this thread, because I noticed exactly the same thing yesterday. Took phone out of pocket and the bottom right of the glass is cracked. Not affecting use (for now) because it is in the large bezel area, but I did nothing but take it out of my pocket. Please let us know if it is repaired under warranty by Sony - I know TMo is going to say it was my fault.

Don't some of you use a leather pouch to protect the phone? It takes most of the pressure on the screen when in the pants or something
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HellRoot said:
Don't some of you use a leather pouch to protect the phone? It takes most of the pressure on the screen when in the pants or something
Sent from my C6903 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Never been much of a pouch (or case) user. If I knew the phone glass would crack spontaneously, I probably would have done something different (like not buy it).

gtownie said:
Never been much of a pouch (or case) user. If I knew the phone glass would crack spontaneously, I probably would have done something different (like not buy it).
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most users have screen protectors
i use the speigen tr glass
i have dropped it onto concrete 20 + times still no screen damage

BigDnm01 said:
I don't know why, but I'm sure I didn't do it. My Sony Xperia Z1s C6916, which I bought from T-Mobile USA, suddenly had a crack in the screen, across the screen, left to right. The screen now is unresponsive and keep reading wrong touch controls. I cannot use it anymore.
Now I google it and found it's a well known problem amongst the Xperia Z series user, and that Sony, most of the time, won't recognize that is a manufacturer defect, and won't repair it under warranty.
As much as I hate it, I need to get it fixed. Question is.... to those with a similar problem, did you send your phone in to Sony for Screen replacement on any Z series ( Z, ZL, ZR, Z Ultra, Z1, etc.). To those who paid for the repairs, how much was it? I just wanna know because a local mobile phone repair shop can do it for $150 USD, more or less.
However, as much as I would hate the Sony right now, I trust them for repairing on their own products, resealing it the water-resistant ways, Though you can make sure that I'll treat it like any other phones, water-resistant or not.
What I'm concern about is the cost. Xperia Care online are idiots who can't tell the difference between a Sony Xperia and a Samsung Galaxy.
Also, I contacted Sony via email, twitter and facebook. I asked how and where to send the phone in. None have reply. on via email, they gave me the reference number.
What I need is for them to open a case, RMA form and number, and an address for me to send it to.
They are taking it awfully slow and I'm hating them for it.
If I could choose, I would want to send it straight to Sony HQ in Japan for repairs.
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If you want to save a lot, you can try to replace the screen by yourself. But it is hard job...
Share a Z1 repair guide with u. Hope it can help you.

Sony fixed my cracked phone, free of charge. I guess it was under warranty. They didn't even contacted me, they just ship it back to me with a UPS tracking number.

BigDnm01 said:
Sony fixed my cracked phone, free of charge. I guess it was under warranty. They didn't even contacted me, they just ship it back to me with a UPS tracking number.
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Wow you really got lucky! Either that, or Sony knows there's a problem with their phones and don't want to get into a whole debacle about it.

aooga said:
Wow you really got lucky! Either that, or Sony knows there's a problem with their phones and don't want to get into a whole debacle about it.
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I really feel I lucked out. I was thinking I need to pay 200-300 USD for repairs and was dreading it. I even didn't wanted to send it in because I didn't have the money to spare.

BigDnm01 said:
I really feel I lucked out. I was thinking I need to pay 200-300 USD for repairs and was dreading it. I even didn't wanted to send it in because I didn't have the money to spare.
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Well ok then. Looks like it is time to try and find a backup phone to use for a week or so while I send mine in.

BigDnm01 said:
Sony fixed my cracked phone, free of charge. I guess it was under warranty. They didn't even contacted me, they just ship it back to me with a UPS tracking number.
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Any idea how long after they received it you got that tracking number? They've had mine for a little over a week and I'm just curious. Thanks

In about 2 weeks, i remember i sent it via fedex 4-11, they receive it 4-15 and i received the tracking number on the 25th.

LotoTutu said:
If you want to save a lot, you can try to replace the screen by yourself. But it is hard job...
Share a Z1 repair guide with u. Hope it can help you.
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This is a good method to reduce cost, but you'll have a higher chance in losing your water / dust resistance. You can also damage your phone if you're not careful. Not sure if people really care about the resistances though.
BigDnm01 said:
I don't know why, but I'm sure I didn't do it. My Sony Xperia Z1s C6916, which I bought from T-Mobile USA, suddenly had a crack in the screen, across the screen, left to right. The screen now is unresponsive and keep reading wrong touch controls. I cannot use it anymore.
Now I google it and found it's a well known problem amongst the Xperia Z series user, and that Sony, most of the time, won't recognize that is a manufacturer defect, and won't repair it under warranty.
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I sent my phone in to Laredo as well, my phone didn't have a warranty associated to it and they replaced the screen (along with some other parts) for free. If you want water/dust resistance, shell in the $25 for inspection / shipping and see what they'll charge you. For me they just repaired it without leaving an email or phone call. If they charge you an unreasonable price ($150 < x) then have them send it back to you and repair it yourself or have a third-party vendor do it for you.

kentexcitebot said:
This is a good method to reduce cost, but you'll have a higher chance in losing your water / dust resistance. You can also damage your phone if you're not careful. Not sure if people really care about the resistances though.
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In fact , the Sony customer support can't guarantee water resistance either after disassemble your Z1s.

The oem precut adhesive should not cause any problems with ruining your ip58 waterproof.
I've done lcd swaps and it should be properly sealed if you use that. As I've read, brand new Z1s have leaked water aswell so it might be about luck.
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BigDnm01 said:
My Sony Xperia Z1s C6916, which I bought from T-Mobile USA, suddenly had a crack in the screen, across the screen, left to right.
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This just happened to my bf's z1s. He put it in his pocket when he got out of the car, walked into our apt, and when he took the phone out it was completely cracked and the screen was unresponsive.
He's sending it out today be checked by Sony. The rep made it VERY clear that the "engineers" would look at the phone and determine if it was a manufacture defect or not. If it was a defect, they'd fix it and return it. If not, then they'll call and discuss repair options.
You might not be able to tell from the photos, but the cracks are under the glass, and it's clear that it's not do to user abuse. Hopefully the "engineers" see it the same way.
Posts like these helped convince us that sending the phone to Sony was worth a shot, so I just wanted to share our experience. I hope he has the same success you did with getting it fixed. I'll update in a couple of weeks on the verdict.
PS: for anyone else that faces this issue, TMO insurance will not cover this without a $150 deductible. We were told that regardless of what caused the crack, they don't exchange phones with cracked screens. The TMO rep we talked to def didn't believe that the crack happened spontaneously. Don't waste your time.

[Q] Can somebody help me with a semi broken power button

Hey guys, good night/morning (or whatever) :silly: ,i'm here because i need help with my phone, months ago i was with the phone under the water, then one/two weeks later my power button got broken, the phone lock and unlock itself so many times,the volume buttons won't work correctly (but they work, u need to press them softly), and the camera button wont work (AT ALL) too... and i have no warranty (because they said there are a red dot in the sim slot), so, i saw the piece on ebay in like 10 bucks,
The question is, can my self disassembly my phone? Do i need a special Glue or something? (I have all the screwers), can one of you guys help me?
I will be pretty apreciatted THANKS :good:
PS: sorry for my bad english :\

jancarlos1597 said:
Hey guys, good night/morning (or whatever) :silly: ,i'm here because i need help with my phone, months ago i was with the phone under the water, then one/two weeks later my power button got broken, the phone lock and unlock itself so many times,the volume buttons won't work correctly (but they work, u need to press them softly), and the camera button wont work (AT ALL) too... and i have no warranty (because they said there are a red dot in the sim slot), so, i saw the piece on ebay in like 10 bucks,
The question is, can my self disassembly my phone? Do i need a special Glue or something? (I have all the screwers), can one of you guys help me?
I will be pretty apreciatted THANKS :good:
PS: sorry for my bad english :\
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Hello, you can find guides on how to open your z1 on YouTube and Google, however I would not risk it and open it my self

Hmmm, I need to do it myself because repair shops here they do that for like 50 Bucks, and the piece is only 10 bucks, so I'm saving much money, but risking my phone too :/
I'm a 17 years kid with no money haha, not working yet, that's because I didn't send it to the repair shop.

No body? :'(

I sent mine to Sony Service centre here in Singapore. My warranty covered it so it's free (despite having the liquid detector thing red). However it took me 4 and a half weeks for them to repair a freaking power button
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jancarlos1597 said:
Hmmm, I need to do it myself because repair shops here they do that for like 50 Bucks, and the piece is only 10 bucks, so I'm saving much money, but risking my phone too :/
I'm a 17 years kid with no money haha, not working yet, that's because I didn't send it to the repair shop.
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Don't worry, I know your troubles, im 14 and i'd repair my phone myself, im kind of like the risk it or always have it broken, i've taken computers apart before and back together but different from a phone since there's tinier screws more tiny parts and risk of breaking tiny little things lol, I should stop there since im probably scaring you, I would fix my z1 myself but then i wouldn't put it back in water because i wouldn't be sure if my phone lost it's tight seal ability or not, but first i'd watch lots of take apart videos for the z1, also have a computer next to you so you can review the steps, one thing i know for sure is you need a heat gun of some sort to take the back off, then from there more taking apart

3 failed Xperia systemboard repair attempts failed and what should I do. :(

So my latest of stupid fails entailed the attempt repair of my water damaged E6533 (this was because I decided to take it into a sensory deprivation tank. Which included pounds of epsom salts ouch). I actually took amazing care of this phone and it was in perfect condition and I was excited to use these forums to flash to my hearts content. ANYWAYS I tried drying the board as this happened in August and I left it powered off for approx 1 week in the sun, with more salts. At this point I was nearly sick to my stomach because of my stupid move for one of my most prized possessions. But somehow I kept going, I attempted to boot the phone again but alas no go, I had really fudged this this as salt is more conductive regardless of IP68 this is extreme salt I am such a [email protected]$$ I didn't want to admit it until now. But in hinds site it worked for the 2 hours I was in the salt water. Then for 10 minutes after. I then noticed it triggering touches all over the screen. Disregarding my own advice to everyone else I know I did the stupid thing at this point. I tried to turn it on even though it just shut itself off. It did and shut off again during bootup. I gulped as this birthday gift from a friend was turning out to be a "worst case scenario" type of ordeal. Next I kept going like a troubled child again and again I tried. Because in my mind I couldn't imagine how anything could have migrated into the phone. But it was to late ........
BECAUSE if anyone knows how these XPERIA repairs tend to pan out during display damage, you get the picture. Sorry to be so cryptic but for those of you who havn't had the misfortune or need to repair a broken display (*I assume the most broken physical feature of this phone but also any electronic device for that matter.) you may not be aware that the phone has fuse on the mainboard which during display malfunction clearly blows. Replacement of this fuse requires 1) a schematic 2) advanced soldiering knowledge and techneque 3) time 4) bravery ... so on . As it is quite small and actually requires prescission soldiering equipment (here's my fail, failure to use and therefore aquire the proper tool for the job). Yes my dumba$$ory didn't stop at epsom pools of waterdamage but a soldiering technique regardless how good shouldn't have been attempted here. Although I did manage to bridge the fuse to see that YES INDEED the screen came back when bridged and it continued booting. Something prevented me from getting my soldier bridge to actually stay attached so eventually I broke an adjasent resistor. WELL good luck fixing that !!?
But for me I have seen this before. With my Z2 last year. I loved that phone but despite the love Mei case it smashed on the pavement. Screen replacement resulted in fuse replacement. WHICH in turn resulted in a SUCCESS followed by failure short after.
Another friends Xperia Z, same thing : LCD - > FUSE -> in this case I tried AliBaba'ing the board. Which was the ONLY place I could source one '.' With the new board the GPU seemed to have damaged video memory as the screen was getting serious interferance and shaking everywhere. Putting the original board in the same position resulted in no backlight but no shaky image. DOA part ...
SO ALAS
I HAVE a graveyard of Z , Z2 , Z3+ dual and extra parts ... Each time I try Xperia I get hella burned trying my luck fixing a phone I would love to be loving right now. If only I could only figure out a way to fix the lot I would in a heart beat. But most places online seem to be more pricy than the original or unreasonable. <shrug.> :crying::silly:

Buy another phone, this one isn't worth it, believe me, stop wasting money effort and time.
Best advice I can give you

nosiobadx said:
Buy another phone, this one isn't worth it, believe me, stop wasting money effort and time.
Best advice I can give you
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Perhaps your right but seeing as I am on a students income. I would love to fix resell a couple. Is there a place that I can go ?

futiless said:
Perhaps your right but seeing as I am on a students income. I would love to fix resell a couple. Is there a place that I can go ?
Well there are Sony shops where you can take them but it'll cost a fortune and most of the time they doesn't have the parts so, maybe you should sell them as repairing parts on the Internet and get a little juice of them
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Can flashing any frimware/software change IMEI number? [changed board @repair shop? ]

I know stuff like converting devices from htc sense to google play edition and so on
friend of mine took his phone to a repair shop for screen replacement
but they were unable to change screen as they claimed new screens didn't work on it and they tried flashing a frimware ,[it was sprint frimware as i checked with the old broken screen ]
so he called me if i knew a good place to fix his phone , so i took it to a phone shop i know , they replaced screen
camera was not working after I received the fixed phone , it had same sprint frimware as the old one i checked the imei it was Sprint one , so I called him and asked if he have the phone box and send me Imei labeled on the box.
it was different imei , they changed the board right? [as this board camera is not working ]

zhiarw said:
friend of mine took his phone to a repair shop for screen replacement
but they were unable to change screen as they claimed new screens didn't work on it and they tried flashing a frimware ,[it was sprint frimware as i checked with the old broken screen
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No reason to flash the firmware for a screen change unless something else was going on also. If a hard YES was not given to flashing the firmware, he has standing for a lawsuit if it is that critical. No reason to flash the firmware for a screen change.
it was different imei , they changed the board right? [as this board camera is not working
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They might have changed the board. Flashing the firmware sounds like a cover because someone didn't want to admit their mistake and eat the cost. They might have found a model like the one in question and used it as a donor. IMEI not the same as the box is almost proof. More correlating numbers are needed to prove that. Still might not be able to prove a board change without disassembly and inspection because of the firmware flash.

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Still might not be able to prove a board change without disassembly and inspection because of the firmware flash.
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I will open up the device where to look?
edit: I opened it up they changed the mobo there is no heat shield and no screws at all they taped it down , i am pissed right now , what can i do about it ?

zhiarw said:
I will open up the device where to look?
edit: I opened it up they changed the mobo there is no heat shield and no screws at all they taped it down , i am pissed right now , what can i do about it ?
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Hope you got a receipt for the service and kept whatever paperwork you signed for the work done. Hope you took pictures of the process. Taking it to another cell phone shop for them to disassemble and check would have been better as they are independent of the initial problem. Take your proof to them and ask them to replace what they messed up with a "non-hacked" together phone. They will lie and try to turn the issue around or just deny it all together.
I would let them know that it is a safety liability issue with no heat shield, screws and taped down parts. They are legally liable if the phone catches on fire and burn a house down because of their shoddy work. A mechanic is responsible for the damage to a car if he didn't repair the brakes as any mechanic would is responsible if the brakes go out and a accident happens. Same principle here except with phones. All expenses you made/make to get the phone to a proper condition need to be reimbursed by them. All other expenses need to be made by them to correct the mistake they made. Do it right or do it twice, bottom line. Don't take a replacement from their stock because you know what type of work they do.
If they don't want to get it right, blast them on the internet so no one will go to them. Keep it simple and business and don't make it personal with attacks. Just state the facts. Get them to publicly lie or admit their mistake. You can write to them also to get a paper record of what happened. Doubt that they will write back. You need some type of record of what happened. This might be enough to get them to replace it with something not from their stock or enough proof to take to a court. You might get expenses plus damages.
I'm no lawyer, just what I know from repair work on cars and computers. I have broke simple stuff and had to buy new parts not related to the repair just to do the repair I was paid for. That's the nature of repair work no one likes to talk about. No one likes to be taken advantage of.
I'll be shooting for a new phone or money to get a new phone.

smith901 said:
Hope you got a receipt for the service and kept whatever paperwork you signed for the work done. Hope you took pictures of the process. Taking it to another cell phone shop for them to disassemble and check would have been better as they are independent of the initial problem. Take your proof to them and ask them to replace what they messed up with a "non-hacked" together phone. They will lie and try to turn the issue around or just deny it all together.
I would let them know that it is a safety liability issue with no heat shield, screws and taped down parts. They are legally liable if the phone catches on fire and burn a house down because of their shoddy work. A mechanic is responsible for the damage to a car if he didn't repair the brakes as any mechanic would is responsible if the brakes go out and a accident happens. Same principle here except with phones. All expenses you made/make to get the phone to a proper condition need to be reimbursed by them. All other expenses need to be made by them to correct the mistake they made. Do it right or do it twice, bottom line. Don't take a replacement from their stock because you know what type of work they do.
If they don't want to get it right, blast them on the internet so no one will go to them. Keep it simple and business and don't make it personal with attacks. Just state the facts. Get them to publicly lie or admit their mistake. You can write to them also to get a paper record of what happened. Doubt that they will write back. You need some type of record of what happened. This might be enough to get them to replace it with something not from their stock or enough proof to take to a court. You might get expenses plus damages.
I'm no lawyer, just what I know from repair work on cars and computers. I have broke simple stuff and had to buy new parts not related to the repair just to do the repair I was paid for. That's the nature of repair work no one likes to talk about. No one likes to be taken advantage of.
I'll be shooting for a new phone or money to get a new phone.
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he cept on denying , he told me that he removed the heat shield
anyways thats not my phone , if it was mine I would sue them thanks for replying have a wonderful night / day stay blessed .

zhiarw said:
he cept on denying , he told me that he removed the heat shield
anyways thats not my phone , if it was mine I would sue them thanks for replying have a wonderful night / day stay blessed .
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If he admitted to removing the heat shield, he might as well admitted to the rest.
Glad I could help somehow.