Hi, I ordered mine off Aliexpress. They might be available on Ebay or Amazon as well. Hope that helps.

I found it easier to remove the entire circuit board with the batteries as it is easier to work with outside of the shaver casing. There are two screws holding the circuit board down. You can then pry upwards on the plastic wire harness where the charger plugs in allowing for the circuit board and batteries to slide out of the shaver casing which provides easier access to de-solder and re-solder in the new batteries without soldering in such a confined space.

Not sure sorry. Might be WiFi antenna or Webcam.

@@jnnz88 I found out later that it's for the webcam. This is odd though because my laptop has a webcam but there's no cable anywhere going to this receptacle.

Hi. It was quite a while ago but I believe the GPU uses thermal tape to transfer heat rather than thermal paste, so I was worried replacing it with paste would require a thick spread which could have the potential to run everywhere when heated. This laptop did not experience the GPU problem as I used a good laptop cooler from day 1, but I had a friend who had a slightly higher spec model and they did experience this issue. I believe some people have fixed it by disassembling the laptop and placing the motherboard in an oven to reflow the solder joins or used a heat gun/hair dryer over the GPU area to try and achieve the same result.

@@jnnz88 thank you for the prompt response.

I would check to make sure you have connected the hard drive correctly.

AAA

Is right on the batteries AAA

It was quite a while ago, but I think I struggled a bit too, I just didn't record it.

Jnnz i kinda moved it all directions and it came out XD thanks 😊

Unsure of the actual name of the tool, but if you Google cellphone repair kit or tablet repair tools, they are usually sold together as part of a kit from a lot places like ebay, amazon, aliexpress, etc. Hope that helps.

One way to keep busy during lockdown. Good luck and thanks for comment.

Thanks for the kind comment :)

Thanks for the comment. Glad it was helpful :)

What are you using to show the working power vs not working

@@Greenshirt02 Hi. This is obviously a different car to yours, but I’ll try to explain a bit more about it. There should be an accessory feed which powers the antenna when you turn the ignition to acc/ign. The white connector at the start of the video is part of the antenna circuit. When you disconnect it, the male side with the white/black stripe wire should have power on it when the key is in the acc/ign position. Mine didn’t have anything on it. You could trace this white/black wire and see where it goes. Maybe there is a broken wire somewhere or something has been wired up wrong in the past. I couldn’t be bothered tracing it. I just checked the fuses, nothing was blow, so I just cut the white/black wire and joined it to the antenna power wire from the headunit. Working power is when I disconnected the connector and applied power supplied from the headunits “antenna control” wire to the female connector of the antenna circuit, which leads to the antenna. Not working is when it was all connected at the start of the video but there was no power coming from the white/black wire. It is essentially the same as that connector being unplugged, i.e the antenna is not getting powered up so it can’t receive a good signal.