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lol he didn'T show the begining. That's the worst opening.

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In another video the guy struggled for 7 minutes to pry off the backpanel because of the lot of glue.

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You didn't mention if there is a cooling system in poco x3

@@highriskhighrewardmyarse7445 yea i pointed it out its the copper heat pipe

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@@wunpis9541bro, the accent of each country may be different

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No problem, but keep in mind. For water damage, don't attempt to turn on the phone since you can short the parts. Take it apart, disconnect the battery. Dry any liquid inside and brush off any corrosion over chips or connectors, then re assemble the phone so you don't risk the board or other parts shorting down the line.

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Bruh, it got run over by a CAR? After falling off one at 60 KMPH?! You should retire it on a soft cotton bedding if it's still able to wake. Good on you to repair though.

Update: the aftermarket replacement screen was a dud and was generating random touch inputs. Eventually I gave up and bought another poco x3 pro since it was so cheap.

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I actually love the "conciseness" you do have and you "teach us". It should be first priority quality-parameter of a video. Not sure if I am clear, you get what I am saying.

@@georgetsakoumakos1766 Thank you, I appreciate it. Glad I am able to be of help.

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You use smartphone adhesive. Usually its best to find precut adhesive which is already cut specific for your phone so it ensures a good seal around the back plate. But one is not available, you can use 300LSE or smartphone red tape. There are many types of adhesives.

Hi, No I don't believe it does. It had almost no movement so there was no stabilizers from what I was able to tell. Thank you :)

The 64mp main "camera" is fake.

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@@PBKreviews update. my pocox3 is alive! it survived the washing machine and spinner. though there is water marks visible on the Screen. the bottom speaker and mic is not working. so i bought online a replacement for it. is it possible its just water trapped on the lcd screen? i have not tried removing it yet.

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Hi, you would need to replace the entire screen assembly if the glass on the screen is cracked. You would need to remove the back plate and remove the screws and top plastic cover, disconnect the battery cable and volume key cable as well as the flex cable that leads from the main board to the sub board or charger port board on bottom. Then you would need to remove the battery to gain access to the screen cable and you would need to pry off your old screen from the frame, get your new screen, apply new adhesive and run your cable back through the opening in the midframe, apply your new screen and reconnected the screen cable to the main board and re assemble the phone.

@@PBKreviews yes! Thanks for the help man. Much appreciated

Yes thats the flex cable for it, if you disconnect it the power button will not work. The volume up and down has a separate flex which sits underneath the board. The board sits on top of that flex cable and the contacts make a connection. You will see that flex cable @2:43 in the video.

Thank you @@PBKreviews! So in simple words, if I disconnect the flex cable for Fingerprint Sensor ( 1:41 ) Power button will certainly not work, right?

You're welcome. No its aluminium just might not be as reinforced or as strong as other phones etc. Just because that reviewer was able to bend the phone doesn't make it plastic. The mid frame center is aluminum and has plastic around the borders. :)

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Thank you! Possibly the larger battery, and copper heat pipe add a bit of weight.

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Thank you, the midframe is aluminum with plastic a plastic boarder.

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Hi, its held on just with adhesive. If you take it off you would need to apply new adhesive strip to seal it back up again. I have a video on how to install new adhesive, or you can order this battery door/cover back plate part which comes with the original adhesive preinstalled that would make it easier to install (you would just peal and apply the back plate). www.ebay.com/itm/164808528341?hash=item265f5a91d5:g:3p0AAOSwuPpgc3aw

It is adhered to that plastic cover on the top portion. It helps transfer heat away from the main board to the back plate. If your's came off then you would probably want to apply some adhesive to a small portion of it to keep it in place over the top plastic cover as you see it in the video.

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It's pretty strong but not sure how well it will be against keeping water out. Splashes and spills should be fine, but not sure how well it will do being dunked in a body of water etc. The rubber seal covering the inside of the openings where the buttons are should help keep some water out but water can still get into the keys themselves and possibly short the keys and cause them not to function.

You might be able to use foam padding for the battery doors that some phones have (for example: www.ebay.com/itm/For-OPPO-Realme-X2-Pro-Original-Glass-Battery-Back-Cover-Rear-Door-Replacement/274559649707?hash=item3fed07c7ab:g:OAkAAOSw2V5foUSG) but I can't find any for sale aside from ones already coming with a battery door so you might have to buy a battery door for a different phone and peel off the foam barrier pad. But not sure if that will have an affect on the battery door being raised and not allowing the adhesive around the boarders to adhere to the frame. Also usually the batteries expand and contrast when they heat up or cool down slightly and not sure if that will pose an issue for that, I would lean towards not since it has a little room on the bottom of the battery compartment but yep.

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Hi, no it's not a major deal.

@@PBKreviews Alright, thanks.

You're welcome. The earpiece speaker is held down with adhesive, you can heat it up and gently pry it off. The flex cable same way, you can use a thin tool to gently get under the flex cable and pry it off the frame carefully so you dont tear it. Same for the proximity sensor flex cable.

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Hi, I think it would be possible but I am not 100% sure. The connectors and locations seem to be the same. But I don't have either phone anymore to try it.

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It won't damage the battery by pressing on it, but if you stab it with a tool then yea it can damage it. It's not too thin and soft but not firm like glass either.

Yeah you would have to remove the motherboard since its seated on the flex cable for the volume keys.

@@PBKreviews Hi, so I just finished replacing my volume rocker and power buttons, and for the sake of anyone that wants to do the same I just want to say that you don't have to remove the motherboard and battery. You just gotta remove the back plate and the thin rubber strip at the left side of the frame, get the power button ribbon free by removing that other black ribbon on top of it (1:11), then you can get the power button out and put the new one in. Gotta be careful though because you have to bend the ribbon at two points in that tiny channel where that black rubber strip was. As for the volume rocker, it's just a matter of jamming it in from the outside after the rubber strip has been removed. I had to replace my volume rocker because it broke in half and fell out of the frame after a bad fall, then decided to also replace the power button with a blue one because mine was black, for aesthetic purposes 😂😂😂😂

I think it should be normal. Usually there is slight room in the base of the camera assembly for slight movement as well as the lens in the housing as well.

the midframe is aluminum alloy but has plastic around it.

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The other cameras are attached to the camera cover.

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Ok, will look into doing it possibly in a week or so.

Have you tried a magnet to see if it will attract the broken pin out?

I don't have the skills to do that type of work. But if you are asking if its possible, not sure as far as processor goes. For cameras, it may be possible if the connectors are the same and they sit in the same way inside the phone but it might run into software issues as well.

by the way the phone was functioning for 6 hours after the accident. i took it apart after i got home for a lunch break

Hi, its possible either the screen has gone bad or the display connector was shorted or has corrosion around it preventing it from working. It can also be the display chip. Try taking it apart again and use a tooth brush to brush off any corrosion around any connectors or chips and put the phone back together. If still doesn't work, your next option would be to try a new display and see if the screen is the culprit. And if still no luck at that point the problem is with the motherboard and most likely you would need a new phone.

Im going to try it after work, thanks for the fast reply!

@@sajtfasz sounds good, no problem.

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No problem. The phone has an IP53 rating so it doesn't make it water proof but splash resistant meaning you can't dunk the phone in water and expect it to survive. The hole on the top is for the secondary microphone. There are filters usually in place to prevent dust/water getting in through those holes. Hope this helps.

@@PBKreviews Thanks for the prompt response. I was concerned about the additional hole for the speaker on the top of the device, not the microphone hole.

@@ThisuraYapa No problem. Usually all the holes have filters on the inside of the phone to prevent dust or debris from getting in.

@@PBKreviews Thanx. Can you do a video showing a water splash test on the poco x3 and then disassembling it to see how good the IP53 rating is?

@@ThisuraYapa The phone has already been taken apart so the adhesive seal wont be the same as originally. I will consider doing durability type tests in the future.

it's on the speakers. poco x3 has dual speakers thats why and you an fix that

You can order these adhesive that is made for the phone (www.witrigs.com/back-cover-adhesive-for-xiaomi-poco-x3) or you can watch the video I have on how to install new adhesive to your smartphone and get an idea there as well.

Always best to try n find an original.

ya I have a mono tone voice, cant help it :)

Hmm not sure might be moisture or some sort of liquid that got in. Only way to clean it is to open the back plate and gain entry to the front facing camera to clean it. If its not to big a deal, its best to leave it alone so you don't remove the original adhesive seal around the back plate.

not sure exactly where its located.

What do you mean? There are more than one on the back. 3 of them are on the camera bracket assembly that I disconnect and remove and show.

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It's possible, I didn't try it but the size of the connectors and location seem to all be the same so might work. Not sure 100% if the software will read it but won't know till you try I guess.

@@PBKreviews And if it does work, that means we can actually upgrade lol. I hope it works if you happen to try. 😁

@@justineemmanuelbolario6904 I would but I don't have the phones anymore unfortunately.

@@PBKreviews oh. That's unfortunate, It got me excited though. I Hope you still get the opportunity to try it though. Will be waiting for more of your vids.

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Would not be possible. You would need to replace the entire board.

Yes its aluminum

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Hi, you would remove the back cover, then the screws on the top plastic cover and remove that top plastic cover. Next disconnect the battery cable and the two flex cables which go over the battery and then you would be able to use the pull tabs on the battery to pry the battery off and replace it.

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Once you take off the back plate/cover, there is a rubber insert covering the flex cables which go for the power button on the midframe. You remove that and you should have access to taking out the flex cable as well as pushing in the button inward into the frame to get it removed if I am not mistaken. Just be careful you don't tear or damage the cable.

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Like my 4G is always fake and whenever I have many mobile users around, my data is not functioning well.

Yup its crazy. Lol

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The battery top cover would have to be taken apart to reveal the control board since the positive and negative connect to a control board which then connects via the flex cable to the motherboard. That would mean probably damaging the battery and also I don't have the phone anymore since its been a while that I did the video.

Hi, the coaxial cable wires are usually used to connect antennas.

It can be a few things. One maybe some metal part that is not suppose to touch the frame is being pressed down and touching it causing it to short n not work or the connector for it is either damaged or the flex cable for the charger port is damaged so when its being pressed down when that cover is over it, it causes it not to work.