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In this instructional video, Ihab demonstrates the steps for replacing a malfunctioning charging port on a government-issued wireless phone. He begins by verifying the phone's inability to charge and then dismantling it by removing the back cover and screws. Ihab carefully extracts the defective charging port and installs a new one. He then meticulously reassembles the phone, periodically checking that it is charging correctly. After confirming the repair's success through staged power-ups, the phone is fully operational again. The video concludes with Ihab thanking the viewers, highlighting a successful repair process.
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In this part of the video, Ihab demonstrates how to replace the charging port on a government-issued wireless phone that is not charging. He begins by confirming that the phone is indeed not charging when plugged in. Ihab then proceeds to remove the back cover and all screws holding the phone together. He carefully opens the back housing by unlocking several locks. Next, Ihab identifies the charging port and removes two screws securing it. He applies heat to loosen the vibration components and successfully lifts out the defective charging port using a tweezer. Ihab then introduces a new charging port he ordered online and begins the process of installing it and connecting the charger port connections.
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In this part of the video, the speaker details the process of reassembling a phone after working on the charging port. They install the charging port, secure it with screws, and then check to ensure the phone is charging properly. Initially, the charge is at zero percent, and they wait a few minutes to see if it increases. After confirming the charge increases to one percent, they continue reassembling the phone and note the charging percent progress. The phone is turned on at various stages to verify it is working correctly. Eventually, after charging up to seven percent, the phone is successfully powered on and operational, confirming the repair was successful. The speaker concludes by thanking viewers for watching.