Pandora: How to replace an LCD Cable

I just? completed this operation, took me about 2 hours total while leaving a hairline crack in the right hand corner of my LCD which I most probably will replace.. Erk.
I don’t recommend doing this

I’ve fixed a few Nintendo DSLs by replacing the cases and it is nerve wracking rolling and installing the LCD cable. I never have damaged anything doing it however. The? soldering is an added step here, hopefully on the Pandora 2 you guys will have the speakers connect some other way.

@MJLG5 It does that sometimes when you shutdown (the? terminal is overlapping the bootscreen)

Very impressive! Although I’m still glad I sent mine back rather than? trying to replace the cable myself

@jdbye? @ajlusted oh ok thanks guys

@MJLG5 The Pandora does that on shutdown, it’s a software thing, nothing to worry? about!

Why was the screen cover designed to? snap in, instead of just being held by the screws?

why does it? look half screen at 18:52 ?

Thanks for the video, ED! By the way, what kind of soldering? iron do you have? I need to buy a new one.

lol!? of course it’s Nr 13

03:29 …he said “suck it!” xD …. no just joking – thats? and awesome piece of handheld =D

Is? there a way to tighten the hinge?

DO you think you could do something like this but for a dingoo? I know a LOT of people who broke their? dingoo screens, including me.

Wow, not as scary as opening up and repairing an iPod or? Caanoo!

Yeah…. this made my decision for me, I’m? mailing my Pandora in for repair, I’m not brave enough to take mine apart.

@Shadowkirby64000 Happened? to me today^^

@Shadowkirby64000 Happened to me today^^ ?

@shaurz that gives more strength to? the pandora

respect? ED, respect!

Ay yi yi!? I think I’ll just send mine in. My soldering iron is in rough shape…