If you're comfortable taking gadgets apart carefully and/or following youtube instructions to reassemble it, most consumer electronics can be at least diagnosed this way.
As for replacement parts, I recommend dealextreme or ebay - for a few dollars you can get replacement screens, digitizers, buttons, cases, hinges, ports, etc. You may need to solder stuff to fix it though.
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8 years ago
It's broken then?
If you could say what the damage is (by taking it apart) it would help, if you're asking how to fix it.
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Answer 8 years ago
+1
If you're comfortable taking gadgets apart carefully and/or following youtube instructions to reassemble it, most consumer electronics can be at least diagnosed this way.
As for replacement parts, I recommend dealextreme or ebay - for a few dollars you can get replacement screens, digitizers, buttons, cases, hinges, ports, etc. You may need to solder stuff to fix it though.