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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Kristin Galinski

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Same story - phone less than two months old on a new 24 month contract. Virgin store said $50 to send it to the repairers to look at it, if it is determined a user fault, which of course they did. Said it would cost $350 to fix. Told them stuff-it, I'll fix myself as they are obviously not going to honour the warranty any-how if anything else goes wrong with it. Pins bent in the charging port is one of the most common early failures with Samsung phones, and a really cheap part to buy. Less than $10. Do a google u-tube search for detailed demo on how to do it. It is very easy with no soldering required. Just remove 9 screws to remove the back cover, slide the part out after unclipping just one pin. Put new part in and replace pin and screws.
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+ http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-3-Dock-Mic-Antenna-Port-Flex-N9000-N9005-ORIGINAL-/131162107316?pt=UK_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item1e89deedb4

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Kristin Galinski

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Same story - phone less than two months old on a new 24 month contract.  Virgin store said $50 to send it to the repairers to look at it, if it is determined a user fault, which of course they did. Said it would cost $350 to fix. Told them stuff-it, I'll fix myself as they are obviously not going to honour the warranty any-how if anything else goes wrong with it. Pins bent in the charging port is one of the most common early failures with Samsung phones, and a really cheap part to buy. Less than $10. Do a google u-tube search for detailed demo on how to do it. It is very easy with no soldering required. Just remove 9 screws to remove the back cover, slide the part out after unclipping just one pin. Put new part in and replace pin and screws.

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