Porting wr500 1992

Step 1 - Back Case

• To start, gently separate one corner of the case using the black spudger.

Step 2

• Once you have successfully pried the spudger in between the front case and back case, continue do so around the entire tablet until the back case is completely disconnected.

Step 3 - Battery

• Remove the 5mm screws that are securing the battery to the rest of the tablet.
  • Use the Phillips #00 Screwdriver to remove the 5mm screws.

Step 4 ¶

• Use the sharper end of the spudger to disconnect the battery from the mother board.
  • The battery connector will slide off.

Step 5 - USB Port

• After setting aside the battery, remove the two 5mm screws holding the metal plate over the USB port.

Step 6

• Find and remove the silver 5mm screw holding down the metal cover opposite the USB port.

Step 7

• Disconnect the blue cable by gently lifting the flap.
• Remove the indicated 2mm screw holding the speaker in place.

Step 8

• Pull up the metal panel just enough to allow access, then remove the USB port.

On top of AC Accumulator

Check if there is something in one of the USB ports. Also check all of USB ports; is there any bent metal? Usually, the metal is bent and short the port.

Most common issue (assuming it hasn't been modded) is simply dirty connections. With the power off and unplugged (say saying to protect myself so someone doesn't get electrocuted), use compressed air to spray out thee ports. From there, dip q-tips in isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol and gently clean the metal connections on both the PS3 and device that is being connected. There is a chance that one of the tiny metal connectors have broken off. If the other port is still working, you could pick up a hub which is a device that has one USB end that plugs into the PS3 but multiple input ports to allow multiple devices.

In which case it sounds like their is a problem with the metal casing around the connector block of the usb plug on that mouse. I'd try (carefully) bending the metal plates in (Slightly!) with a pair of pliers. Just be patient and careful :)

The low pressure port is the port on the larger of the two metal pipes. Find the compressor and follow the smaller metal pipe back to the firewall. You will come across the low pressure port. Normally the cap covering the valve will have an L on it. Normally you cannot connect the can to the high pressure port as it will not fit. Just make 100% sure you are connecting to the low port. Clean off the low pressure port cap before removing it. Any debris that gets in the system will ruin the compressor so be very clean.

Hello
If one of the metal is bent up and your phone is not charging then you would need to replace the charging port of your phone.Before replacing the charging port you could use a desktop charger for the main time while you get your charging port replaced.
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mcdevito75 here, I have a 96" and yes you can charge the A/C yourself and you can use the 134A, the Charge port is on 1 of the metal lines comming out the firewall mine is on the metal line just about 6--7 inches from the firewall, the kit you buy for recharge will only fit this low side port, also follow the cans directions very carefully. there may be a screw down cap on this port simply unscrew this cap, port will look similar to the air valve on your tires.

Check the exahust screen (if fitted) for blockage. or exahust port...If it is clean port and or screen and use correct type/ ratio mix.

Things to try -

1. Try using another video port on your TV. You might be putting the Video Cables in a bad video port.

2. Try wiping the metal area of the AV pack with a dry cloth. The metal area is the end that plugs into the console. Wipe the metal area thoroughly, and then try the AV Pack again.