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How to replace an iBook G4 backlight NOTE: This is a cut down version of a 16 minute video; due to YouTube's 10 minute limit I had to leave out a lot of relevant details. I've applied to be a YouTube Partner so that I can upload longer videos, but it's unlikely that my application will be accepted anytime soon. So until then I apologize in advance for having to truncate my content. Tutorial applies to the following computer: 12.1 Inch Apple iBook G4 Parts: 2x250mm CCFL Backlight Lamp (see link below) http://www.lcdparts.net/ccfldetail.aspx?ProductCCFL=MS20250 Tools: Standard soldering iron with precision tip Lead solder (the kind with flux core is best) Really, really small hex wrench A similarly small flat head screwdriver A slightly larger flat head screwdriver A lot of patience Tips: Solder in a well ventilated area on a non flammable surface ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION Tags: 12.1, CCFL, DIY, LCD, apple, backlight, display, g4, ibook, inch, repair, replace, tutorial 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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How To: Playstation 3 Yellow Light of Death Repair In this video iFixit's MJ demonstrates how to use their PlayStation 3 Yellow Light of Death repair kit. This kit will repair the Yellow Light of Death when caused by overheating. The kit provides all the necessary components to fix the "Yellow Light of Death" error on PlayStation 3 Consoles. This kit will work on any model of PlayStation 3, excluding PlayStation 3 Slim. The kit includes a heat gun, one tube of Arctic Silver Ceramique Thermal Paste, a complete set of replacement thermal pads, a spudger, a 26 piece bit driver kit, a T10 Torx security screwdriver, and a thermal paste spreader card. You can find the YLOD Repair Kit here: http://bit.ly/ylodrepairkit Tags: Instructional, PS3, Playstation, broke, broken, busted, deat, diy, do, fix, fixit, guides, how, howto, ifix, ifixit, instruction, instructions, it, jenna, light, mac, melissa, melissajenna, mj, not, of, play, repair, replace, shattered, station, swap, to, upgrade, working, www.ifixit.com, yellow, ylod, yourself 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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How to change the housing on a Sony Ericsson K800i How to dismantle the phone to change your housing/fascia Tags: Ericsson, Fascia, K800, K800i, Sony, change, face, faceplate, plate, repair, replace, technology 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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How to replace iPhone 3G LCD for under $50 Step-by-step video showing how to remove and replace the LCD screen on an iPhone 3G for under $50. 6:30 running time. The well-known video from PDAParts.com does not show all steps for the LCD, and they don't show the suction cup method to remove the glass. This one shows how to completely remove and replace a new LCD, including steps I could not find shown elsewhere. This is for the LCD only, not the digitizer or the glass. Parts were ordered on Amazon. $35 for the LCD and $6 for the toolkit. This video highlights the LCD repair, and does not show the details of taking the phone apart. Since there are plenty of videos that show how to disassemble/reassemble the phone, we focus only on the LCD. Tags: 3g, iphone, lcd, repair, replace 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Changing the AC/alternator belt, 4th gen Maxima How to change the AC/alternator belt in your 4th gen Maxima. As said, this applies to 5th ('00-'01), 5.5 ('02-'03), and likely 6th ('04-07) gens and above. Make sure the belt is centered on all of the pulleys, otherwise it may seem tight but it really isn't. I forgot to mention this, and after I started it up to check, the belt was thrown into place and was extremely loose. Tags: 4th, A32, Maxima, Nissan, ac, air, alternator, belt, compressor, conditioning, gen, repair, replace, replacement, serpentine 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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How To Replace Your iPod Battery Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from bencheek and more videos in the Portable Music & Video Players category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at http://www.howcast.com/videos/new or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at http://www.howcast.com/filmmakers/apply. You can pay Apple to replace your iPod battery, or you can save big bucks by doing it yourself. To complete this How-To you will need: A stiff piece of plastic, like a guitar pick A new iPod battery Step 1: Buy new battery Go online and buy a new battery from a site like www.newertech.com. Make sure you get the correct battery for your iPod. Start with your iPod off and the "Hold" switch engaged. Step 2: Pry open Pry open the iPod. Wedge a flat piece of durable plastic between the two sides—a guitar pick works well—and gently work it along the sides until you can feel the tabs holding the case together. Unclip them by poking them inward. Warning: If your iPod is less than a year old (or two, if you bought the extended protection plan), opening it will void its warranty. Step 3: Separate Separate the two sides, taking care not to sever the thin ribbon cable joining the two parts. Step 4: Remove hard drive Carefully remove the hard drive—it is the part sitting on a piece of blue rubber—by lifting the socket of the cable that connects the hard drive to the board. Step 5: Remove battery Remove the battery using your wedge, taking care not to touch the circuit board underneath. Tip: Pay attention to how the battery is connected so you can reattach the new one the same way. Step 6: Disconnect power cord Disconnect the battery's power cord from the circuit board. The wires may be wrapped around or under the circuit board; if so, gently pull them free with your pick. Step 7: Wrap power cord Attach the new battery's power cord and wrap it around the edge of the circuit board in the same way as the old cord. Step 8: Attach new battery Insert the new battery, then reattach the hard drive connector and the hard drive. Step 9: Snap back Snap or screw the two sides of the iPod back together. Recharge your new battery for at least three hours—then enjoy your tunes once again. Thanks for watching How To Replace Your iPod Battery! If you enjoyed this video subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=howcast Tags: apple, battery, how-to, howcast, ipod, mp3, replace 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Replacing Front Struts on a Front-Wheel Drive Vehicle : Compressing a Vehicle's Coil Spring A coil spring is one of the most dangerous components of a vehicle. Learn how to compress a vehicle's coil springs when replacing front struts on a front-wheel drive vehicle in this free car maintenance video from an automobile repairman. Expert: Nathan McCullough Bio: Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville Auto-Diesel College with a GPA of 3.5 and received their Craftsmanship Award and Honor Seal. Filmmaker: Robert Rogers Tags: Expert, Village, automobiles, cars, drive, free, front, front-wheel, how, maintenance, remove, removing, repairs, replace, replacing, struts, to, vehicles 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Installing Stratocaster Pickups Installing Stratocaster pickups Tags: bridge, coils, duncan, fender, guitar, how, humbucker, install, mim, neck, pick, pickup, pickups, pup, replace, seymour, single, solder, soldering, squier, strat, stratocaster, to, tone, ups, volume, wire 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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