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--- doc:appunti:hardware:kingelon_g9000 [2015/03/09 17:16] – [Disassembling the G9000] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:kingelon_g9000 [2015/03/09 17:21] – [Disassembling the G9000] niccolo
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-===== Disassembling the G9000 =====
+===== Charging problem: disassembling the G9000 =====
 After three months of use, the phone started suffering from **charging problem**.
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-Now you can rotate the power board and see the **flat connector**. The **white piece of plastic** keeps the connector locked: flip it, so the connector is released.
+Now you can rotate the power board and see the **flat connector**. The **white piece of plastic** keeps the connector locked-in: flip it, so the connector is released.
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 Now the power board is free and you can reflow the soldering. I put very little **soldering flux** over the contacts, a bit of **tin** (a good **silver-alloy**) on the soldering iron. I used a 2 mm soldering tip, larger than the contacts, so I used very few tin for a very short time. Clean the flux with a needle, **cotton swab and alcohol**; inspect closely to avoid short-circuits.
+After some days of use, it seems that **the charging problem is solved**.
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