My Problem
Broken charger port
My Fix
Easy - instructions were great!
My Advice
Definitely have on hand the tools they recommend
Product Details
Description
Fix a corroded or damaged charge/data port or headphone jack by replacing the charging assembly. This part is compatible with a 1st generation 2012 model Google Nexus.
Repair Stories
My Problem
My mother's tablet was displaying the "charging" status on screen, but the battery was still draining.
My Fix
First I replaced the battery, and that showed no change. Then I bought the charging assembly and replaced that. The battery took literally five minutes, while replacing the charging assembly took ab . . .
My Problem
Charging socket was damaged, bent entirely out of shape.
My Fix
Following the instructions was easy, took 20 minutes to replace the charging socket and headphone socket part.
My Advice
Follow the instructions and use a spudger.
My Problem
My first gen nexus 7 tablet was getting kind of slow to charge and all of a sudden it stopped charging at all. I figured it was the charging assembly because it wouldn't recognize the cable when plugged in to the wall. I also was having trouble with the auxiliary input, so it was a win win repair.
My Fix
S . . .
My Problem
The io port was bent and i was unable to charge my nexus 7
My Fix
The repair was easy and the instructions were clear as day
My Advice
No other advice the website is great
My Problem
My wife keeps putting the power plug into her nexus crooked and eventually bent up the plug, so it would not go in.
My Fix
Simple as could be thanks to the pictures that could be enlarged and the step by step instruction that were provided.
My Advice
I won't be afraid of fixing any electronic gadgets from now on. I pu . . .
My Problem
The Nexus 7 we had stopped charging the battery. After doing research I found this site.
My Fix
Ordered the part and received it quickly. The replacement was very easy following the directions provided by Ifixit.
My Advice
A very small screwdriver set is a must to loosen the very small screws.
My Problem
He would ask almost daily why his tablet wouldn't charge and why tablets didn't use gas because batteries weren't as good.
My Fix
Pretty simple. A few screws to remove the speakers and get them out of the way, and a few more screws to remove the charging port.
My Advice
Videos for disassembling the Nexus 7 have you ta . . .
My Problem
WIfes Nexus 7 was not charging fully and taking a long time. Research showed the mini USB was the problem. Ordered the parts and replaced them without a problem. Now it works great.
My Fix
Great
My Advice
FOllow directions!
My Problem
My Nexus 7 was no longer charging. I found that the problem was the usb port.
My Fix
Between the tool I bought and the video dealing with replacing the USB port and Sound jack this was an easy fix. I opened the back removed the correct screws and unplugged the cable then removed the old unit. It was easy to . . .
