VIDEO: replacing the center LCD screen in the cluster
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really? you manufacture your own lcd panels? thats what youre saying? would love to see that as well.
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i work on bga stuff all day. never a problem. 
i work out of a room in my home. i do what i do to pay my bills. you can hate all you want. i dont care. what i do works and i have lots of satisfied customers. im not using a screwdriver either. it is only to pull up the ribbon after the hot air melts the solder enough to loosen it. i also fix abs modules, maybe you should have contacted me. 
i do me7 emission deletes and immo2/3 deletes.
i work out of a room in my home. i do what i do to pay my bills. you can hate all you want. i dont care. what i do works and i have lots of satisfied customers. im not using a screwdriver either. it is only to pull up the ribbon after the hot air melts the solder enough to loosen it. i also fix abs modules, maybe you should have contacted me. i do me7 emission deletes and immo2/3 deletes.
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Seriously, who cares about you're comments on the OP's repair work procedure?? If he does it this way and it works fine, so be it. I've seen plenty of electronics worked on all day on a table without grounding and it won't short out anything. It's all about the work environment conditions and some have no static electricity around. In a humid climate, you could roll the electronics on a carpet and not get any static what so ever. Seems like your badgering the OP for your own benefit. What business are you running that you're trying to promote?!?!?!
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Seriously, who cares about you're comments on the OP's repair work procedure?? If he does it this way and it works fine, so be it. I've seen plenty of electronics worked on all day on a table without grounding and it won't short out anything. It's all about the work environment conditions and some have no static electricity around. In a humid climate, you could roll the electronics on a carpet and not get any static what so ever. Seems like your badgering the OP for your own benefit. What business are you running that you're trying to promote?!?!?!
Promoting, I don't promote my business. do you see me advertising here on this side showing photos of my business and me doing repair ? I am just concern about the quality of work that is showed here..is poor..
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Just like being in a school yard
Lets not get too rash here; its a good informative post by the OP that I've seen before and felt the vid could use a little instructive verbal audio.
I noticed the same post on QW and the members there were not as snarky as here?
The part he is showing is the big question part of the whole process and I can say that's a plus to share.
So for what its worth, Thanks man!
AKA John V.
I noticed the same post on QW and the members there were not as snarky as here?
The part he is showing is the big question part of the whole process and I can say that's a plus to share.
So for what its worth, Thanks man!
AKA John V.
