During a recent move all the wires to the needle got pulled off and need to be sodered back on but I do not know which wire goes where. there are 4 wires

if the wires are sodered on to yhe ends of the fuse you can carefully cut them right at the fuse but i would hold my sodering tip on the weld and pull the wire off when the solder melts. Unfortunatly you would have to solder a new fuse back in being realy,really carefull about how long u leave the heat on as it could cook the fuse Sounds like a job for a repairman as you dont want to be frying anything else or altering a good amp and if they screw it up they have to take care of it. please let me know how it goes,im curious.

to make manual threading of a needle easy buy a needle threader
it is a instrument that has a very fine piece of wire in a loop that you push through the eye of the needle , put the thread in that loop and pull the loop back out of the eye and the needle is threaded
available from most any shop that sells material , cotton , thread or sewing machine shops
cost --pack of 2 for $1.00 or there abouts

If the wire is green it's a ground wire and can be attached to any metal screw that is near that area

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Your flat panel TVs picture tube base board has soldering loose contact with it. Just unplug your TV from AC mains socket, and open it. Pull out the picture tube base card from the picture tube neck. Pull it out straight, no shake must be there, as it will damage its connecting pins.
Normally, loose sodering are very difficult to loacate, as they will be quite micrscopic in size. Just resolder all the suspected loose sodering point on that board, by applying a little more solder. This will solve your TVs problem. OK.

sounds like you wired it wrong really. Do you have 120 volts from either outside wire to the center wire on the unit, and 220 to both outside wires if not its wired wrong

find the offending carb or carbs by pulling float bowl over flow hoses to the side and starting motor, 1 or move hose will be pouring fuel, follow hose to offending carb, unmount all 4 carbs from motor,(unmount tank,1 bolt 2 hoses,2 wires) then (unscew hose clamps from front and back of carbs) next(reomove scew from very top font of air box,near metal cross bar behind fuel tank) then wiggle carbs to separate from rubber intakes,unhook trhottle cables pull carbs out one side(either side of bike) once off turn upside down,take 4 bowl screws out ,remove cover,take out small pin holding floats ,needle will come with it,use the right wrench and uscrew brass seat needle came out of(make sure any rubber o ring come with) reinstall seat &any orings take old needle off float install new one,put needle in hole of seat,pin float put cover back on bottom of carb,re assemble bike.I hope you've maked where everything goes,a little oilon rubber helps with reassembly .













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it is an easy fix if you know how to soder all you need is to open the side to get to the broken speaker the wire that goes connected to the speaker fell of just soder it back to the speaker and it will work

Typicaly you can remove the SSB board on the left without having to remove the flyback wires. If however you are trying to remove the entire deck all at once you will need to remove the flyback wires as indicated. 

You do not need to use needle nose pliers. Goto the site www.TvRepairKits.com and click on the "Tips" menu. Under that section you will see instuctions on how to remove the HVG/flyback wires. 
Hope this helps,

Sorry, i have been out and you may not need my help any more but here goes.

When you take apart the envy, the speaker will come out and should go back in no problem. If something comes lose like a wire and needs soldering, its tough on those small parts. you will need a small soder gun, a computer tech store might have one small enough. Also get small soder. There alot of heat involved and soder smoke can be toxic if enhaled alot. try in a wel vented garage or outside. Take the phone apart and do it carefully. Make sure not to melt anything else while sodering.

You get better with experience and i would practice soldering a couple of small wires together for practice first so you get the feel for how soder moves when it turns liquid.

I havent had to soder on a cell phone bwefore. If it has some kind of ribbon instead of a wire, then it may not be possible and you may cause more damage trying.

Its cheaper to have the tech insurance,it has a $50 deductable, just copy all your numbers and files onto the Micro SD, then drop in water, take to verizon and bingo, new one for $50 bucks

Good luck

Can you hear static when the squelch is at minimum ?. If you can hear static then tere is nothing wrong with the audio system. If you are sure about the squelch, connect goosd speaker directly to the 2 wires coming from the main board bypassing the speker jack. if there is still no sound then the audio amp chip is defective. The audio amp can only be damaged if the output is shorted for a long period of time.