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Texte wiki de la nouvelle page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | '<br>There are several reasons why the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 LCD Screen can experience display problems like screen burning, dead pixel, and display image distortion. Fortunately there are several ways to resolve these problems. You should first determine if your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 experiences screen burning due to heat or because of dust build up. If it's the latter, this article will provide you with some useful tips on how to repair Samsung S8 SIM card tray broken LCD screen.<br><br><br>Screen burn-in (burned in screen) is one of the most common problems experienced by users of mobile phones. It's basically where the displayed image of the displayed message is almost identical to that of an old slide show. It happens when an antenna is constantly in action, and its signal is not strong enough to allow the display to produce a clear picture. To fix this problem, first make sure your phone's screen is not too hot, or that the screen is not too dry. If this is the case, then it's most likely that your Samsung S8 SIM card has a dead pixel, and all you have to do is to repair it with the right tools.<br><br><br>To fix this problem, you first need to unplug your S Note before attempting any repair on your screen. Then, take out your Samsung S8 SIM card, and place it face down on a paper or cloth. If you have any kind of inquiries concerning where and the best ways to make use of [https://www.phonepartsfactory.net/en/articledetail-detailid-257.aspx samsung Mobile phone Accessories wholesale], you can contact us at our own webpage. Use the magnifying glass to look at the display, and make sure the antenna is visible. If it is not, then insert a small bit of tape on the edge of the antenna, to maintain the display. You can use a piece of masking tape to cover the entire dead pixel, to prevent dust from getting into the slot.<br><br><br>Once you are done testing your screen, it's time to find the best solution for the problem. You can replace the dead pixel with a screen protector. These accessories are often referred to as gorilla glass, because they have very thin pieces of plastic which cover the entire screen, except for the topmost part, where it jutts out. Since the antenna is exposed, you might get scratches on your screen while putting the protector on, so make sure you apply some sort of covering to protect it.<br><br><br>Now, your next step is to turn off your phone, and remove the SIM card from the device. You should also disconnect the battery, if you've replaced one. Once you've done these steps, you can plug the replacement antenna into the USB port on the back of your S Note. Make sure that the cable attached to the backside of the phone faces in towards you. Also make sure the antenna is oriented towards the sky.<br><br><br>After you've aligned the antenna to the sky, it's time to start testing your phone again. To do this, first turn on the phone so that it turns off automatically. Then, attach the earphone to the microphone jack. If you're using a headset, ensure that it is properly connected to the phone. If not, simply slip the headset out and reconnect the power cord.<br><br><br>Once you've successfully completed connecting the headset and the earphone, turn on the phone again. Hold the power button down for a few seconds. At this time, if you see an icon on the screen called PDA Setup, it's indicating that you've successfully paired your phone to the Wi-Fi Internet access point, which is powered by your wireless router. If you see another icon on the screen called USB Setup, it means that your phone has already paired itself with the computer. Simply follow the prompts and you will be prompted to enter a password with the specific settings indicated, and then, you should be good to go.<br><br><br>After you've completed everything above, turn on your phone again. It should now have a visible icon on the screen which indicates that the power outlet has been detected. Click on this icon to enable the phone's USB power port. You can plug in the phone into the USB port of the computer, if you've previously connected it via a USB cable. Your Note 3 will now be connected to the Internet, and you can now browse the Internet using its web browser.<br>' |
