Liam

I have a S20FE and checking out the specs online, it looks like it may have a built in FM IC and is capable of receiving...

Had my PS4 for quite a few years now and only after all the lockdowns hit has it started playing up. At first only once...

If by direction arrows you are referring to the draw-style passcode lock, unfortunately it won’t be easy to access the device. If you’re logged into your Google Account on the device, theres a chance you can remotely unlock the device or change the password. I’m not 100% sure but I believe you may be able to do the same with a Samsung account. If neither of these will work for you and you aren’t capable of hacking the phone to remove it, the only option left would be to reset the phone, losing all data.

Yes unfortunately that looks like some irreparable damage to the connector socket on the logic board, which is much harder to fix yourself than a screen replacement.

Try replacing just the earpiece speaker up the top by the front camera assembly, using this part below; iPhone 6s Plus Earpiece Speaker If replacing this doesn’t resolve the sound issue you may need to replace the entire front camera assembly as it transmits the sound data from the logic board to the earpiece speaker, but attempt the easier and cheaper fix first :)

For the logic board of the device, the adhesive beneath will reseal once the logic board has been put back in place. If you remove most of the adhesive to loosen the board, you may want to add some more where necessary to prevent any movement of any components after the device has been closed up.

No B7000 is definitely not a LOCA, and would not work. Although it work be good for glueing a display assembly down, it would be useless for actually sticking the LCD to the glass.

Unfortunately with such a new device you will have trouble finding good quality cheap replacement parts. You could try get the part from sites like aliexpress however the quality of parts and wait times aren’t always that great but there aren’t many other options.

Firstly try opening the phone and making sure everything inside is fine. Clean all of the connectors with the iso and then make sure it’s all firmly plugged in before trying to power on again. If you’re still having no luck with it, then you may need to get a third-party replacement button, but be aware any replacement home button will only function for the click, and TouchID will no longer work. An alternative could be to use the assistive touch feature instead of physically clicking the home button. Personally I would rather be able to unlock the phone with the TouchID, even if the actual click of the button didn’t work, but up to your preference.

Unfortunately they are not interchangeable and you would require the part specific to your device. You should be able to find the replacement part you need online. Just make sure to try get an original or genuine part as it’s less likely to fail or have any defects.

Sounds like the third-party battery you’re using may be faulty or Apple has some software that’ll lock the charging port when an unoriginal battery is connected. If the battery is capable of charging fine externally and all of the data was transferred between the batteries, it seems more likely to me that it is a software fault and the hardware is fine.

If all of the connectors onto the board are fine you may just have a defective or faulty screen. I suggest you take it up with iFixit support and try get a replacement.