Showing posts with label connector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label connector. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Nokia 5220 Keypad solution Filter IC and Pin Connector Connection Line Tracks solution
This is the solution for a damaged Nokia 5220 that result to keypads malfunction or keys not working. This solution shows the complete connection line paths of the keypad filter IC and through to the kepad flex Pin connector.
This solution also shows and includes the Power ON OFF key line paths.
There are two Keypad ESD-EMI filter is being used in the circuit. The keypad line paths used nine input and output filtering lines in the Filter IC while the power ON OFF key also shared in this filter IC.

If trying to replace the keypad filter IC you may also trace and check first each of its corresponding connection line paths, while the Filter IC being removed and just inplaced a new one after ensuring that all the line paths is okay.
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This solution also shows and includes the Power ON OFF key line paths.
There are two Keypad ESD-EMI filter is being used in the circuit. The keypad line paths used nine input and output filtering lines in the Filter IC while the power ON OFF key also shared in this filter IC.
Nokia 5220 keypad Not working solution

If trying to replace the keypad filter IC you may also trace and check first each of its corresponding connection line paths, while the Filter IC being removed and just inplaced a new one after ensuring that all the line paths is okay.
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Nokia N97 Damaged Mini USB Charging Pin connector terminal pads jumper solution
Heres the jumper solution for Nokia N97 damaged or lifted USB pin connector terminal pads on the PCB. This solution shows the alternative jumper ways to solve the problem.
Note: components mounting configuration may differ from original PCB Board
If the solder pads is lifted you may apply jumper to corresponding components shown at the solution above.
Nokia N97 damaged charging pin jumper ways- charging problem solution

If the solder pads is lifted you may apply jumper to corresponding components shown at the solution above.
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