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fatreg
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On 2007-01-21 14:22:48, SEP990i wrote:
Another thing im thinking of replacing the fascias on the N90 does anyone know how the casing comes off or where i can get a guide?
Ive googled it but couldnt really find much to help.
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click here!
there you go!
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vivid white
Joined: Aug 29, 2006
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thanks fatreg thats fantastic, i was abit gutted when BobaFett said that only Nokia could do it. Im happy again now though |
fatreg
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if nokia can do it..
someone else can! 
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vivid white
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 Maybe worth a visit to a service centre to see whats going on with the autofocus lol |
Mamber
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''Fatreg'' is correct, if Nokia can do it anyone can!!!
I'm pretty sure I have the dissasembly video for the N90, I have most of them.
Any good? 
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scottt
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Woah that looks damn difficult dissasembling an N90, i know i would'nt fancy doing it 
I  my 32GB iPhone 3GS  |
BobaFett
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thatswhy i pointed to visit nokia service center, its really not that easy
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Mamber
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No it's not that bad, the pics make it look more difficult than it is.
Then I suppose it depends if you have taken a phone apart before. |
BobaFett
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and dont forget, that nokia has got special tools for such actions
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fatreg
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all depends on how big ya balls are..
and im sure he doesnt need to take it all to bits just to get the housing changed!
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BobaFett
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oh those pix there is a service guy or at least one, who had really good experiences ( just look at the special glows and tools )
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fatreg
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he's only using a T6 screwdriver, a SRT6 (a credit card will do!‚ and flat screw driver.
i'd be well up for taking it to bits..
i have done all my other phones!
did my P990i the first day i got it!
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vivid white
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I have had a few phones to pieces not a clamshell though but ill still give it a go never-the-less.
The video would be great if you could dig that out for me.
Thanks everyone
yeah ive had my P910i, 8800, W800i and some others apart so ill give it a bash.
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Mamber
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Hey Fatreg, I heard you have knackers the size of footballs!!!!
Yes those special tools are very important!
The SRT6's they use are no more than a guitar plectrum!
The Torx drivers most people can buy somewhere, make sure they are good ones.
The SS-57 is a very thin sheet of metal, or you could use a Stanley blade, something thin anyway.
The tweezers, knick your Mrs ones, or Fatreg's! I'm sure none of use them for taking screws out anyway?
Slotted screwdriver I'm sure we can find one of those from somewhere.
Sadly the phone does have to be taken apart as the bottom cover is fixed in a stupid method.
The only bit if your a real fanatic is the Kinky gloves and the anti static band, and I bet none of you use them? |
vivid white
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Just rang my nearest Nokia Service centre. They want a tenner to update my fireware to the latest version.
Is it worth doing?
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Posted: 2007-01-21 14:31
my 32GB iPhone 3GS 
