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SDSVIET’S TUTORIAL [PICS] Replacing P900 Housing & Prepping it for a Custom Paintjob

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Posted by: sdsviet

SDSVIET’S TUTORIAL [PICS] Replacing P900 Housing & Prepping it for a Custom Paintjob

I recently bought a new housing from globalmob and got really excited about replacing my old since it had a scratch on it. Also I was really excited about painting the old housing and giving my p900 a new look. It took me a couple of hrs when I first started trying to open up the housing, but after that I can easily take out everything apart in under 20 mins. Well I learn this the hard way and since hofo has been a great help to me, I want to put a tutorial on how to change the housing for the p900 as my contribution for all the things I’ve learn since I found hofo. Well here goes, hopefully u guys will learn from this and spread the joy. Hehe. I will also show u guys how to take all the glued pieces on the housing so u can do ur own paintjob on the housing.

1. First off u will need some tools. A set of Stanley or whatever brand mini screwdrivers will do. U will need an exacto knife. U will need a needle tool of some sort. Also u will need a thin and flat metal tool (connected to the key chain) where it is strong enough not to bend. Some people have used their fingernails instead of this but to me it didn’t work at all.



2. Next u will need to take everything out of ur p900 that is attached such as the battery cover, battery, sim card, ms duo, and ur stylus. Remember don’t forget to take all these things out or they will obstruct u in trying to open up the housing. I actually tried to open the housing with my sim card in and almost broke it in half. After that remove the pieces on the top of the back of the phone to expose the screws. I have provided arrows to where u can find these screws. Next take the screws out. These screws are really long.



3. After all the screws are out. Use the flat metal piece and start from the bottom of the phone on the sides and push it into the top crevice of the side.



4. Once u get it in the crevice, slide it all the way to the top to pop out the supports that are snapped in to the phone. There are two on each side of the phone.



5. Once u get these four popped out then take the front cover off the housing.



6. On the inside of the front cover housing, u will see the ear piece held on by the white crossbar support. It is held on at the ends. Pop the crossbar off and u can take off the eye piece. Don’t forget there’s a mesh cover lining underneath that too. U need to take that off also. If u have ur other housing with u, now is the time to put these pieces in the other housing so u don’t lose it.



7. Now its time to take off the lcd and motherboard. First u need to pick up the lcd to expose the metal plating that is protecting the motherboard. There u will see 2 screws on the metal plating. Take those screws out. To get the mother board out, u need to popped of the little clips that is holding down the motherboard. They are on the top of the phone and the sides. There are arrows there to show u. don’t forget when ur taking the motherboard out the lcd is still attached to the board and the jogdial itself is also attached to the underside of the motherboard. Do just popped out the clips slowly and then slowly lift the motherboard up to expose the bottom half.



8. U can see the lcd wire that is clipped onto the motherboard and the jogdial wire is the same just smaller. Just lift up the motherboard to expose the lcd wire and then popped the wire out. Its pretty easy to pop it out. Just use a flathead and push it out. After that, lift the motherboard up a little higher and u can see the jogdial wire attached at the opposited end diagonally from the lcd wire.



9. Here is all the pieces after it has been diassembled.



10. Here u can see the two areas where the lcd and jogdial wires are attached.



11. After the motherboard is taken off u will see the bottom half of the housing with all the parts on it. Here u see the screws that are holding some of the parts down.



12. Here is a closer view of all the parts.



13. Ok now all the parts are numbered in order to make it easier for u guys to take the pieces outs.

1. Mic with mesh cover
2. Vibrator
3. Headset Jack
4. Camera and Internet Button(2 Screws)
5. MS Duo Cover
6. Speaker Phone with mesh cover and Crossbar (1 Screw)
7. Support for the camera
8. Antenna
9. Jog Dial

1,2,3,4 is actually all separate, so it doesn’t matter wat order u take it out. But the rest of them overlap each other so they them out in the order above. Refer the previous detailed parts picture if there is any problems.



14. So now ur basically done with taking all the parts out. Just put it in the housing in reverse order and ur all set. I think u guys can figure out how to put the housing back together. Just do everything in reverse. Now u have this extra old housing laying around. Wat do u do? Well if ur one of thems who like to mess around and see wta u can do with mods or paintjobs. Now its time to prep the housing to be painted. The housing itself is glued together and sealed together with supports to the parts. If u look on the inside of the housing u can see the silver sides are held on by these supports.
At first I tried to poke it out with a Philips screwdriver and it didn’t work very well. I soon found out that using an exacto knife and cutting the top ends of those supports the side pieces comes off pretty easily.



15. Make sure b4 u try to push pieces to run the exacto knife down the edges to loosen up the pieces a lil bit. It seemed to sealed slightly with some glue. (note: the sides pieces at the ends snap on so be careful when u try to pop it out. Its actually one of the hardest part to take off. Check out Picture 17 when I wasn’t paying attention to wat I was doing)



16. Here u can see the one with the arrows are the lil support pillars that broke off when I tried pushing it out with the screwdriver. As u can see the middle pillar that is still there was when I started just cutting off the top ends of it. I found out that after u cut off the top ends, push it out a lil with a Philips screwdriver through the holes of the pillars.




17. This is the result of not being too patient with taking off the side pieces.



18. Here u can see the Front side of the housing with the sides pieces taken off. If u look closely the sony ericsson label in the front is taken off also. Its very easy to take off. Just use the smallest flathead in the set and pop it right off. The label is only held on by some sticky adhesive.



19. Here is the back half of the housing with the sides pieces taken off.



20. Here the camera cover is taken off. I just used the exacto to slide it under the crevice and slowly push its way in and pop it off with a flathead. It is also held on by a sticky adhesive. Oh yea on the battery cover, the SE symbol comes over by pushing it out from the other side (there’s a lil hole to push it out) and the rubber stoppers comes off the same way too. And for the power button and the camera and internet buttons u have to cut off the supports also to take it out if u want to paint it a different cover. Sorry I don’t have pictures for that.



21. Now ur done with taking all the pieces out and having ur way at painting those pieces whatever color combinations u like. Onces ur done painting just pop the side pieces in, they snap right back on. And glue on any pieces u have taken off. Here’s my beauty with a new paintjob. It’s a white pearl finish. Its not that bad at all. I kinda like it, but the thing is that the paint I used kinda sucks. It doesn’t seem to stick to the plastic that well. Its starting to chip with u bump it into stuff. But its my first try and it pretty good for a first. Now I gotta be even more careful with this hosuing.

Front side



22. Back side



23. Power button side



24. MS Duo Slot side



25. Camera on my stand. Hehe looks kinda weird on the silver base. Maybe I should get another one and paint that the same color.



wow that was a ×××× long tutorial I must say. I hope this will help u guys somewhat. Hehe. Well I think im might try to make this housing two tone cuz the one tone is kinda boring right now but I’ll let it be for now. Give me some suggestions on color combinations.


Posted by: Bengalboy

Great Tutorial sdviet!! That took alot of time and patience for a one-of-a-kind P900!! Beautiful job and a great show-case of your talent to "mod" a phone...


Posted by: sdsviet

thanx for hosting it bengal. there would be no thread if u didnt host it for me. but i was up to 5am last night just trying to finish it since i know i might get lazy and put it off. i know there's plenty of anxious people out there wanting to know how to pick their p900 apart and tinker with it. hehe. im just trying to help out since hofo has been a big help to me.


Posted by: vwvwvw

Congratulations sdsviet you actually went ahead and did it! … and you not only succeeded in doing a complete P900 housing swap but managed to put together a very nice Pic-Tutorial in the process. You have now joined a very small and elite group that can say they have accomplished this on their own.

I also see your using your P900 without the keypad now… since you're accomplished in taking the P900 apart it would be a very simple step to go ahead and add my LED mod. Let me know if this interests you further and I can furnish you with one of my custom flipless bezels that has an inset transparent SE logo button that will really make your P900 shine.



You did a really get job and your all white housing looks great!


Posted by: Seabiscuit

Nice tutorial.

Now pearlescent candy red (the color of the Mitsubishi EVO custom in 2F2F) and silver would look XXXX cool!


Posted by: indiglo

Is it possible to make this a sticky.....Plan on doing something with my P900 in the summer.


Posted by: remo74tg

Wow
great job, looking at the pictures I'm thinking about changing my housing now.


Posted by: C20LET

Great work sdsviet! I plan on getting an extra housing for mine sooner or later and painting it as well, so this will be a huge help when it comes to that. If you're experimenting with various paints let us know what'll work best (ie no chipping). I painted an old Nokia 5195 (my first phone...) 2 years back and the paint was way too soft and would get dents in it and such. Painted it in a nice silver colour which I think would look good on the P900. We'll see.

The white does look nice though. I'm a flip user, so I'll want to paint it in a colour that'll work with the flip on. Bengalboys suggestion of platinum coating it (another thread) is also interesting...would match the bling of a pimp'n stick too!

Thanks again sdsviet!


Posted by: The Rex

awesome tutorial, sds!


Posted by: Zvika

Lovely and frightening
great tutorial!


Posted by: espionage

thats pretty cool sdsviet!

i think u should redo it then prime it first so the paint will stick... U CAN DO IT! as to taking off the paint.... theres liquid solutions that will that take paints out (carefull when using) ... or u can take ur time and sand it... but thats nice man...


Posted by: sdsviet

the phone was primed. i first primed it with a white primer, then i put one a coat of bright white and then i had 2 coats of the gloss pearl clearcoat. i think the primer i got isnt working well with sticking to the p900 plastic housing. the thing is that the primer is made for plastic like for the model cars. arent those plastics the same?


Posted by: sdsviet

hey should i be nice and post this on my symbian and esato? or should i just post a link to here instead. hehe


Posted by: Liamski

Following your tutorial, i did it also in white to match my minidisc and ipod. How do i post pics to show you all?, now all i need are some of those glowing logos.
Liam
Here is my p900, also white but slightly different,.
http://www.esato.com/board/img.php?id=2951
http://www.esato.com/board/img.php?id=2952
http://www.esato.com/board/img.php?id=2950
http://www.esato.com/board/img.php?id=2949
http://www.esato.com/board/img.php?id=2948


Posted by: sdsviet

none of the links work. it tells me accessed denied


Posted by: The Rex

i didn't even bother checking: esato, bah!


Posted by: C20LET

Yeah I guess direct linking doesn't work...or it could be that you need to be an esato member to view thie pictures. It's really a shame because I checked it out and your P900 looks quite nice Liamski!

If you have an account at esato,here is the thread with his pictures. I'd host them for him, but I'm using a freebie hosting service and it'd kill my limit...


Posted by: Notorious

That is a great writeup, looks good too!


Posted by: L Bo

Ok, who touched this?!?! It's all sticky now!!

Great fuggin job!!


Posted by: sdsviet

thanks lbo, mr. uiq mod.


Posted by: sonysg

how bout this one..
nice and great paint job saw on TAIWAN site








futher site visit can link through here .sorry for those that cann't understand chinese. sorry but i dunno how do post a pic so i borrow the pic link from the site,.enjoy!

http://www.se-tw.com/bbs/showflat.p...o=&fpart=1&vc=1


Posted by: sdsviet

wow tha'ts pretty darn cool i have to say. aww now i feel like taking mine pretty p900 apart and doing some more painting to it.


Posted by: vwvwvw

Wow… really not my taste but it’s amazing. He not only managed to camouflage the SonyEricsson script above the display (and the stylus) but has also put the screen printing back on the battery door… look at that battery!

Thanx for the pix sonysg


Posted by: sonysg

me aslo dun like the camourflage ver of p900...
more pic go on..




this guy not only paint his p900 even his sony vaio laptop also.weird.








Posted by: The Rex

wow, that's just a little excessive...


Posted by: sdsviet

umm yea i wonder how long did it take him to do this. man one coat of solid color was hard enough but camo. jebus!!!


Posted by: vwvwvw

Thanks again for the extra pix.

Now I don't have to wonder what my Sony Vaio TR1 would look like if I was to camouflage it.


Posted by: popcity

That paintjob tutorial and the finished product is awesome, SDSVIET.


Posted by: stampid

u guys are sick in the head !


Posted by: oferlaor

WTF?!

What about a camouflage background for his desktop?!


Posted by: The Rex

one thing bothers me: how did he manage to camo his battery (and flip, and battery cover, etc) while still allowing the writing to be visible?

someone teach me?


Posted by: sdsviet

i dont know but either way its a lot of masking parts or photochoping i say


Posted by: cellfonexpert

ewwwww..........he just wasted the whole collection of SE products........


Posted by: hgandhi

i think that camo just might be a semi-transparent sticker/film that he put over everything... because his paintjob seems almost too consistant... and perfect...

if it is real.... that is a good job... but still not my kind of thing...


Posted by: Baseballfanz

Quote:
Originally posted by hgandhi
i think that camo just might be a semi-transparent sticker/film that he put over everything... because his paintjob seems almost too consistant... and perfect...

if it is real.... that is a good job... but still not my kind of thing...


That's what I'm thinking before I got to this post. They have transparent sticker of all kind of graphic. Is this guy in the army and have to carry all this equipments into the jungle?


Posted by: L Bo

No offense, but maybe this guy needs a hug. People that close to military artillary scare me.


Posted by: Ginger_Ninja

I hear L BO, I bet his whole house is like that! Even his pet cat!



Posted by: L Bo

Moved...


Posted by: oddssodds

Never had much luck painting my sidekick, so here is a link to a comany making aftermarket phone housings:

http://www.kingtide.cn/mobile-phone...icsson-P900.asp


Posted by: sdsviet

link doesnt seem to be working


Posted by: oddssodds

Checked the link, it shoud be fine.


Posted by: Baseballfanz

Only problem, it's a wholesale place with 50 pieces minimum.


Posted by: oddssodds

I emailed them to find out if there were any resellers in the US.

If there are not, I will probably post a message here, with a pole on it, and see what color most people want.

Maybe I can coordinate a purchase.


paul


Posted by: oddssodds

i got some of those housings and they are on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...=ADME:B:LC:US:1

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...=ADME:B:LC:US:1


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...=ADME:B:LC:US:1


Posted by: Baseballfanz

You got any red one?
Thanks


Posted by: oddssodds

yes actually. there is one.

paul


Posted by: Baseballfanz

if you post it on ebay I'll get one (RED)
Thank You


Posted by: bronco

daamn..i thought i could change my housing, but after seeing this tutorial, im even more scared. it looks so difficult


Posted by: Baseballfanz

It's ain't difficult at all, just try it. At least with this tutorial you know what to expect.


Posted by: bronco

whats the worse that could happen?...i just wana know in case i go

"uh oh"


Posted by: harhowr

good work man
but can I have a photo to the front side of mother bord and
marked with Where is it the test point on p900
please

I need This information strongly !@@@@@@@@@



Posted by: lisitsa

I didn't think you would have to separate the phone to its bare components. The tutorial had all these little pieces separated directly from the motherboard. It does look scary. I wouldn't want to reduce a 1000 dollar phone, to a bunch of componentry, but I guess some 7yr old kids in china aren't scared of building a million of these phones, so theres nothing I should be scared of.


Posted by: Mowbli

hi,

Do you think this task is easy enough to be done by a person who has never taken a phone apart before? My case is pretty much nacked but I am not sure if i want to risk breaking the phone.

What is the easiest thing to break in this procedure and what should I be careful about?

Thanks




Posted by: carlhunt

Folks,

Does anyone know if there is a thread which includes the
pictures from the tutorial ?

{Yes I do have images "on" }

Ta

Carl


Posted by: sahil

[QUOTE=sdsviet]SDSVIET’S TUTORIAL [PICS] Replacing P900 Housing & Prepping it for a Custom Paintjob

hello there why cant i see the pic in the tutorial


Posted by: sdsviet

hey i had bengalboy host the pics for me so i guess when he changed servers he didnt rehost it? ask him if he can rehost those pics for u


Posted by: 50C

yeah, i would like to have a look at this too


Posted by: sahil

hello there bengalboy please can you host the pics of sdsviets tutorial to thanx


Posted by: Style

i'm sure he will


Posted by: zwuncki

Quote:
Originally Posted by sahil
hello there bengalboy please can you host the pics of sdsviets tutorial to thanx


dito. thy very much.


Posted by: La Maldición

I just ordered a new front housing for my damaged P900 , so i`m very curious about the picture`s.

Seems like not an easy task to replace it , shure think the picture`s can help me out a lot here


Posted by: La Maldición

Bengalboy , the pictures Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee :-)


Posted by: sdsviet

i just tried to pm bengalboy but his box is fulled so they didnt let me send him any pm's. if there's any mods on here that can contact him in any other way let me know.


Posted by: La Maldición

If you still got the pictures , i can host them for you if you want to


Posted by: La Maldición

I just succesfully replaced the front housing of the P900


Posted by: fcukash

Any pics for a P910 housing replacement?


Posted by: sdsviet

i still have the pictures give me ur email to send them.


Posted by: sdsviet

SDSVIET’S TUTORIAL [PICS] Replacing P900 Housing & Prepping it for a Custom Paintjob

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SDSVIET’S TUTORIAL [PICS] Replacing P900 Housing & Prepping it for a Custom Paintjob

I recently bought a new housing from globalmob and got really excited about replacing my old since it had a scratch on it. Also I was really excited about painting the old housing and giving my p900 a new look. It took me a couple of hrs when I first started trying to open up the housing, but after that I can easily take out everything apart in under 20 mins. Well I learn this the hard way and since hofo has been a great help to me, I want to put a tutorial on how to change the housing for the p900 as my contribution for all the things I’ve learn since I found hofo. Well here goes, hopefully u guys will learn from this and spread the joy. Hehe. I will also show u guys how to take all the glued pieces on the housing so u can do ur own paintjob on the housing.

1. First off u will need some tools. A set of Stanley or whatever brand mini screwdrivers will do. U will need an exacto knife. U will need a needle tool of some sort. Also u will need a thin and flat metal tool (connected to the key chain) where it is strong enough not to bend. Some people have used their fingernails instead of this but to me it didn’t work at all.



2. Next u will need to take everything out of ur p900 that is attached such as the battery cover, battery, sim card, ms duo, and ur stylus. Remember don’t forget to take all these things out or they will obstruct u in trying to open up the housing. I actually tried to open the housing with my sim card in and almost broke it in half. After that remove the pieces on the top of the back of the phone to expose the screws. I have provided arrows to where u can find these screws. Next take the screws out. These screws are really long.



3. After all the screws are out. Use the flat metal piece and start from the bottom of the phone on the sides and push it into the top crevice of the side.



4. Once u get it in the crevice, slide it all the way to the top to pop out the supports that are snapped in to the phone. There are two on each side of the phone.



5. Once u get these four popped out then take the front cover off the housing.



6. On the inside of the front cover housing, u will see the ear piece held on by the white crossbar support. It is held on at the ends. Pop the crossbar off and u can take off the eye piece. Don’t forget there’s a mesh cover lining underneath that too. U need to take that off also. If u have ur other housing with u, now is the time to put these pieces in the other housing so u don’t lose it.



7. Now its time to take off the lcd and motherboard. First u need to pick up the lcd to expose the metal plating that is protecting the motherboard. There u will see 2 screws on the metal plating. Take those screws out. To get the mother board out, u need to popped of the little clips that is holding down the motherboard. They are on the top of the phone and the sides. There are arrows there to show u. don’t forget when ur taking the motherboard out the lcd is still attached to the board and the jogdial itself is also attached to the underside of the motherboard. Do just popped out the clips slowly and then slowly lift the motherboard up to expose the bottom half.



8. U can see the lcd wire that is clipped onto the motherboard and the jogdial wire is the same just smaller. Just lift up the motherboard to expose the lcd wire and then popped the wire out. Its pretty easy to pop it out. Just use a flathead and push it out. After that, lift the motherboard up a little higher and u can see the jogdial wire attached at the opposited end diagonally from the lcd wire.



9. Here is all the pieces after it has been diassembled.



10. Here u can see the two areas where the lcd and jogdial wires are attached.



11. After the motherboard is taken off u will see the bottom half of the housing with all the parts on it. Here u see the screws that are holding some of the parts down.



12. Here is a closer view of all the parts.



13. Ok now all the parts are numbered in order to make it easier for u guys to take the pieces outs.

1. Mic with mesh cover
2. Vibrator
3. Headset Jack
4. Camera and Internet Button(2 Screws)
5. MS Duo Cover
6. Speaker Phone with mesh cover and Crossbar (1 Screw)
7. Support for the camera
8. Antenna
9. Jog Dial

1,2,3,4 is actually all separate, so it doesn’t matter wat order u take it out. But the rest of them overlap each other so they them out in the order above. Refer the previous detailed parts picture if there is any problems.



14. So now ur basically done with taking all the parts out. Just put it in the housing in reverse order and ur all set. I think u guys can figure out how to put the housing back together. Just do everything in reverse. Now u have this extra old housing laying around. Wat do u do? Well if ur one of thems who like to mess around and see wta u can do with mods or paintjobs. Now its time to prep the housing to be painted. The housing itself is glued together and sealed together with supports to the parts. If u look on the inside of the housing u can see the silver sides are held on by these supports.
At first I tried to poke it out with a Philips screwdriver and it didn’t work very well. I soon found out that using an exacto knife and cutting the top ends of those supports the side pieces comes off pretty easily.



15. Make sure b4 u try to push pieces to run the exacto knife down the edges to loosen up the pieces a lil bit. It seemed to sealed slightly with some glue. (note: the sides pieces at the ends snap on so be careful when u try to pop it out. Its actually one of the hardest part to take off. Check out Picture 17 when I wasn’t paying attention to wat I was doing)



16. Here u can see the one with the arrows are the lil support pillars that broke off when I tried pushing it out with the screwdriver. As u can see the middle pillar that is still there was when I started just cutting off the top ends of it. I found out that after u cut off the top ends, push it out a lil with a Philips screwdriver through the holes of the pillars.



17. This is the result of not being too patient with taking off the side pieces.



18. Here u can see the Front side of the housing with the sides pieces taken off. If u look closely the sony ericsson label in the front is taken off also. Its very easy to take off. Just use the smallest flathead in the set and pop it right off. The label is only held on by some sticky adhesive.



19. Here is the back half of the housing with the sides pieces taken off.



20. Here the camera cover is taken off. I just used the exacto to slide it under the crevice and slowly push its way in and pop it off with a flathead. It is also held on by a sticky adhesive. Oh yea on the battery cover, the SE symbol comes over by pushing it out from the other side (there’s a lil hole to push it out) and the rubber stoppers comes off the same way too. And for the power button and the camera and internet buttons u have to cut off the supports also to take it out if u want to paint it a different cover. Sorry I don’t have pictures for that.



21. Now ur done with taking all the pieces out and having ur way at painting those pieces whatever color combinations u like. Onces ur done painting just pop the side pieces in, they snap right back on. And glue on any pieces u have taken off. Here’s my beauty with a new paintjob. It’s a white pearl finish. Its not that bad at all. I kinda like it, but the thing is that the paint I used kinda sucks. It doesn’t seem to stick to the plastic that well. Its starting to chip with u bump it into stuff. But its my first try and it pretty good for a first. Now I gotta be even more careful with this hosuing.

Front side



22. Back side



23. Power button side



24. MS Duo Slot side



25. Camera on my stand. Hehe looks kinda weird on the silver base. Maybe I should get another one and paint that the same color.



wow that was a ×××× long tutorial I must say. I hope this will help u guys somewhat. Hehe. Well I think im might try to make this housing two tone cuz the one tone is kinda boring right now but I’ll let it be for now. Give me some suggestions on color combinations.


UPDATE:
so thanks to La Maldición for hosting these pics. i tried to see if i could edit the original post but i cant so i had to just repost it. maybe a mod could do it or soemthing.


Posted by: istylez

Sorry to bring this post from the dead. But i ran into a problem. When I put everything into the new housing, now the person i'm talking to can't hear ANYTHING i'm saying. HELP!!!!!


Posted by: sdsviet

looks like u should check the mic. the contacts might not be touching or loose.


Posted by: silcam18

I took apart my p900 a long time ago, and just tried again today. I put everything back together, and everything worked fine, except I noticed I forgot two small silver screws. I took it apart again and put the screws in, but now suddenly the jog dial does not work, yet the buttons do (pressing in, up, and down on the jog dial works, just not scrolling). Does anyone have any suggestions?


Posted by: sdsviet

i say take those screws out. haha


Posted by: silcam18

That's what I was thinking too, but the screws were on the other side of the phone. As it turns out, I tore one of the wires. I ordered a replacement for it yesterday from the UK.


Posted by: sdsviet

oh that sucks.


Posted by: tarlote

Hi,

I cant see the picture for the instalation??
can anyone help me, Im getting my new housing
soon, and wana make sure I dont screw it up.

Many thanks,

tarlote


Posted by: tarlote

Nevermind, I got it...............


Tarlote


Posted by: hellomoto_25

Hey guys, where do I find replacement screws for the Flip? I've googled and ebayed w/no success. Any ideas or sites?

Peace,
Rob.


Posted by: silcam18

Try e-mailing the ebay user "excelldirect.ltd". He has a lot of original p900 parts, and has some screws for other phones. Here is a link to one of his auctions so you can e-mail him from ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Sony-Ericsson-T...Qc mdZViewItem

Hope this helps!


Posted by: tarlote

Hey,

I just got my new keypad for my p900, I replaced it and I still get the same
problem, my number 4 is not working properly? it will dial * or any other number
but the number 4, any idea what the problem might be?

Richard


Posted by: sdsviet

maybe there's a bad connection on the motherboard end?


Posted by: Claus1100xx

can someone elaborate on the touchscreen? mine is scratched up. is it just glued onto the LCD and connected via a separate cable? so could you simply take it off and attach a new one?

Please help. I assume it would be the same for the p800 as it is for the p900.


Posted by: murrjim

What happened to pictures in Sony P900 facia removal description.
Are they available


Posted by: sdsviet

if u want pics and the tutorial just pm me and leave ur email and i'll drop u a pdf. or just drop an email to sdsviet@gmail.com for a pdf. all the host i had been using keep crapping out. and on the touchscreen issue the lcd is hte touchscreen and is one piece and it is connected by one cable so u can just do a swap with a new if u have it.


Posted by: millwall15

i cant see teh pics?


Posted by: troymanca

email sent

Thanks


Posted by: eleni_101

Hi...please help. I followed the tutorial and a part of the motherboard fell off, which I think is the aerial..??? Not sure. (This part is found on the top left hand corner of the board and is a circular gold piece). When I switched the phone back on after I changed the housing ...it searches and searches for my carrier ...cant make or receive calls as a result. I have a photo I can show of what snapped...can anyone help to tell me what this part is and if I can weld it back on? Thanks so much


Posted by: sumeetrikhy

By any chance can you inform me as to how i can see the images with the tutorial.


Posted by: sdsviet

can a mod let me reedit the first post. i finally have my own host and can keep the pics posted


Posted by: thalesado

sorry, but i cant see the pics of this tutorial. could u please send me to my mail thalesrlb@ibest.com.br

thanks a lot


Posted by: sdsviet

there's a repost in the main uiq forums with all the pics hosted. pls post in there and hopefully it will be stickied again soon.


Posted by: sdsviet

REPOST HERE


Posted by: insekta

hey.. the image was missing.. repost pls.. thanks guys




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