How to Repair Dead Pixels on a Corded/Cordless Telephone Caller ID Screen скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Repair Dead Pixels on a Corded/Cordless Telephone Caller ID Screen

Many early and mid 2000s vtech, AT&T, and General Electric telephones were plagued with screen failures, eventually rendering it impossible to read the caller ID or navigate the menus. If your old landline telephone's caller ID screen has too many dead pixels to make out what it says anymore, this is the video for you. This video provides an in-depth look at how to disassemble your telephone and repair the screen by reflowing the ribbon cable connection with a T-tip tool. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:10 Problem & Solution 01:52 Important Notes & Disclaimers 03:58 Required Tools 05:09 Base Repair: Disassembly 11:17 Base Repair: Reflow 15:05 Base Repair: Reassembly 16:24 Handset Repair: Disassembly 22:51 Handset Repair: Reflow 25:16 Handset Repair: Reassembly 26:07 Conclusion FAQ: (coming soon) Resources: (coming soon)