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Default 12-30-2008, 12:15 AM

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Jep, only back covers for the battery, not a complete cover.
Were you ever able to find a complete set? Mine phone is terribly scratched up after it slid across the blacktop one drunken evening.
   
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Default Stupid Microphone - 12-30-2008, 11:28 AM

Something this tear down doesn't mention is the microphone assembly.

There is a very tiny spring and disc that make a connection to the main board. When taking the top and bottom of the case apart it is very easy for the microphone to come apart and then you are essentially screwed. Even if you find the gold contact spring, getting the microphone back together is all but impossible.

I only figured out that the microphone came apart after several hours of troubleshooting and many times of taking the phone apart and putting the phone back together. When I could not be heard on the phone I realized something was wrong, and after comparing pictures of available parts to what I was working with I figured out that my microphone was busted.

I managed to find the disc, but not the gold contact spring. They are cheap to order from cnn.cn, but they take about 2 weeks. If you are going to take your phone apart buy one ahead of time.
   
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Question Exact thing happened to me~ microphone fell out - 12-30-2008, 02:29 PM

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Something this tear down doesn't mention is the microphone assembly.

There is a very tiny spring and disc that make a connection to the main board. When taking the top and bottom of the case apart it is very easy for the microphone to come apart and then you are essentially screwed. Even if you find the gold contact spring, getting the microphone back together is all but impossible.

I only figured out that the microphone came apart after several hours of troubleshooting and many times of taking the phone apart and putting the phone back together. When I could not be heard on the phone I realized something was wrong, and after comparing pictures of available parts to what I was working with I figured out that my microphone was busted.

I managed to find the disc, but not the gold contact spring. They are cheap to order from cnn.cn, but they take about 2 weeks. If you are going to take your phone apart buy one ahead of time.
Hi, This also happened to me. The mic fell out, but I managed to catch it. However, I only found 2 pieces, the main circular body which has 2 edges that look like contact springs. And, a small plastic circular piece.

Question1: Are there only 2 pieces?

Question2: The small plastic circular piece seems like there is a topside and a bottomside. So, which way is the correct way?

Many thanks for your help, and if there are pics, that would be great!....
   
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Thanks for this!
   
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Default 02-07-2009, 10:19 PM

Do you have pictures of the inside? Specifically I want the front under the buttons. My phone seems to be mixing up signals for the buttons and I'd like to see how the circuitry is laid out before fixing. Thanks.
   
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Default 02-07-2009, 10:22 PM

Sounds like your device got wet inside.
   
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Default 02-21-2009, 10:24 PM

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Were you ever able to find a complete set? Mine phone is terribly scratched up after it slid across the blacktop one drunken evening.
I can't post links since I don't have 10 post yet but there is a company with the name fonlogix.us where you can buy a complete housing for the 8100 for $45
   
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Default 04-23-2009, 12:29 PM

Thanks for the post i found a complet set with the screw driver set on ebay. now i have a new Pearl! thanks guys!!
   
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Default 05-15-2009, 07:43 AM

damn I guess I made this almost a year ago... I can't believe I've had my Pearl that long!
   
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Default 05-24-2009, 05:35 PM

Between the instructions and video, I was able to fix the issues I was having with my LCD. Thanks!


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wow very nice man y tried to dissarm my berry tonightttttt muahahahaa!!!!
   
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I used this proccedure today and it helped alot Thanks....I had to use a T6 bit not a T7
   
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Default Who can help me..? - 06-24-2009, 10:01 AM

Who can show me the real Blackberry (not China)...
   
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Default 10-06-2009, 03:38 AM

Need some help on this...my 8100's earpiece stopped working, so I was oping to disassemble it to see if a contact had come loose and/or replace the earpiece, the problem i've run into is that I can't get the screws to turn. This is the first time i've ever opened up the phone so the screws should be new, but neither the T6 - too small, or T7 - too big, seem to fit the screws. Any thoughts? I really need to get my 8100's earpiece working again!
   
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