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superleeds27 Posts: > 500
Ok, the tiny tiny screws on the K800i, which screwdriver do i need?
I know i need a T6 for the torx screws... But what about the other two little ones, there such a bugger
Any ideas where to buy one or what size philips they are?
Cheers in advance
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:04:10
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i used a watch makers straight blade to get mine undone .... just select
the one that's the closest fit (they're not super tight !)
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:20:14
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superleeds27 Posts: > 500
Ok and what about cahnging front and back covers
I got so far and then the mem card flap stopped it :s
And they keypad dunt come off as easy as W800i etc etc
How does the keypad come off lol
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:27:52
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I'm having the same peoblem taking my K800i apart to change a slightly corroded charging port with a spare one off a K750i, with the mem card flap attached to the mainboard and can't seem to get it off, also managed to snap one of the small keyboard plastic clips when I tried to get the keyapd off. Perhaps should have got the mainboard out of the facia properly first!
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:45:43
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superleeds27 Posts: > 500
Im not sure how to do it! I dont want to be fannying around witht the transistors, in case i proper feck it up!
Might take it to a mobile shop in my town, with the case ive bought off ebay, and see if they can do it!
I also needa new keypad as the coating has seem to have issapeared
All in all, not bad for £60 lol got a bargain
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:51:53
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didn't get that far with mine.
changing the covers should be a "snap" as the guts of a k800 come out in
one piece. the front cover is actually the sides as well !
as to getting the m2 cover off .... grip it firmly and pull, make sure you
brace around the area it goes through or you could bend/damage the side
of the housing. putting it back will require something very fine (the flat
bladed watch makers screw driver mentioned above works great for this
too !)
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:53:31
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Better than mine, mine cost £90 inc delivery! You definately got a bargain!
I'm thinking of getting a dead K800i to practice on so I don't bugger mine up totally!
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:54:05
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superleeds27 Posts: > 500
Yer bt then u cnt test if it will turn on
I know how to do the screws, just the piggin flap! an the kaypad :/ keypad looks really hard
Im also planning on sellin mine once the cover is changed... sell it for around £120 mark hopefully
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[ This Message was edited by: superleeds27 on 2007-02-20 23:58 ]
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Posted: 2007-02-21 00:55:36
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Off topic: @ Sammy_boy What ever happened to the experiment?
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Posted: 2007-02-21 03:23:01
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