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Discussion in 'Techno-Magic' started by The mad haggis, Aug 16, 2006.

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    Okay. My Sharp GX20 has the outer LCD screen cracked, is scratched a lot. Has been used as a chew toy for the last year by my teething daughter. Still works fine except sometimes it doesn't charge, turns off when I flip it open, or says it is fully charged then dies a minute later. I stuffed some paper between the battery and outer clip to really press the battery into the connections and it's working fine. I love this phone. So I want to buy a used phone without any electrical defects, a new fascia and merge my phone and the new one so I keep everything on handset memory, but the phone looks and acts like new. How easy is it to dismantle one of these phones and rebuild them. I have good knowledge of electronics but I'm hoping I won't have to use a soldering iron at all.
     
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