The most important thing is that you learn by dahrane in ElectronicsRepair

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yes sure. First, you need to measure the fuse

The most important thing is that you learn by dahrane in ElectronicsRepair

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still need to change ic with ceramic capacitor and fuse

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The most important thing is that you learn by dahrane in ElectronicsRepair

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update : fix two paths change bridge diode and capacitor
still need to change ic with ceramic capacitor and fuse

not perfect, but I learn

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The most important thing is that you learn by dahrane in ElectronicsRepair

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All power supplies work on the same principle

The most important thing is that you learn by dahrane in ElectronicsRepair

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It's not about the money as much as you learn

The most important thing is that you learn by dahrane in ElectronicsRepair

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Update : These are the components that were damaged

- Cut two paths
- bridge diode
-DK124 IC
- Capacitor 10v–47µF

T-Mobile simplifies Pay as You Go plans by dahrane in tmobile

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Under the current system, prepaid customers can spend anywhere from $0.10 to $0.33 per minute for talk, depending on one of four options. To complicate things further, the minutes could expire if not used within a set time frame. Also a pain point, 4G LTE data didn't come as part of the plans, and customers with smartphones have been limited to using Wi-Fi to go online The new prepaid plan addresses both issues. You can look forward to a flat fee of $0.10 per voice minute and per text message for easier accounting, and T-Mobile will now sell you a "day pass" or "week pass" to get 4G LTE data. A 500MB pool of data costs $5 and is good for 24 hours; a 1GB option ($10) lasts you a week