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Good info, will need this to replace a broken screen on a Curve
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You left out a lot of detail. The faceplate is harder to take off and a bit tricky.
Also the photos could have been much better. Way too fuzzy. I don't know how this made a sticky? Been there done that. Crimsom Red faceplate install procedure for Blackberry Curve |
Changed Housing- No Signal?
I changed the housing on my 8310 using these instructions as a guide and now I get no signal and network info is no longer listed on the phone settings. I cannot identify any damage, but replaced the midboard on the off chance that I damaged the antenna. Still no luck. Any ideas or fixes? Thanks.
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I am starting to get dust in the upper right top of my screen. Do you think that the seal needs replacing? If yes, then where do I get a new seal? If AT&T would get off their butt, I would just get a Bold.
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Thanks for the info. I may need it one day or just want to take apart my 8330 ;-)
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When taking off the faceplate - did it seem that replacing the keypad would be a lot of work? Or is it as simple as replacing keypads on say - an old Nokia candybar? (Once the faceplate has been removed, of course)
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How hard is it to move everything if you want to change housing colors? I want to go from silver to black, but I would need to change my antenna and keyboard as well. TIA.
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nice guide
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help... help
My Berry just got wet! the lower part of the keyboard and the mic. I need help getting the bottom piece off! |
never mind.... its off now
i just hope i didnt do any damage to the antenna |
Awesome guide! Thanks.....
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Guys my sim card holder broke so I purchased a replacement.
Will I be able to easily get to the solder contacts on the other side of the board so I can replace the socket? thanks, rob |
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This is a GREAT guide! I also found a video of it on youtube, and I've replaced my red AT&T housing with a nice pink housing. It was as easy as the old Nokia or Motorola v series, really. Tools are almost the same, too. Maybe that is normal with cell phones, I actually don't usually run around taking my phones apart, contrary to my Sig Other's belief! HEHEHE. I will try to post a picture of it!
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How to Repair Faulty Handset Speaker
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Wanted to check how to repair/replace faulty handset speaker for my 8320. Any help here would be very appreciated. Thanks |
You should really take it apart at some point so you can clean out the dust. It helps.
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thanks this was useful last night
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nice writeup, going to try this when i get home
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nice but I would like better pictures
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indeed. very good. Opened my casing over 10 times with this set of instructions (to modify my light)
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