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  1. It's hard to say whether these antenna connectors were broken when shipped, or due to disassembly on your part. Have you've heard the antenna rattle inside the phone when you first received it? Would that be the reason why you took apart your device to check? The antenna springs are indeed fragile. Not like other devices we see in the market, they normally have antenna pins pointing upwards, not sideways that contacts the frame. This can be especially seen in devices that have metal enclosures. The antenna springs on the Pro1-X are surface mounted via SMT, and the glue is to fix it in
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  2. 1.Open the terminal and run the command to edit the `logind.conf` file: sudo nano /etc/systemd/logind.conf 2.Find this value and modify it to, be careful not to remove #. HandleLidSwitch=ignore 3.Finally, apply the changes by running: systemctl restart systemd-logind.service 4.restart cellphone Before starting, please modify the permissions of logind.conf to read and write.
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  3. What an interesting turn of events. Way to go, @claude0001 If this is indeed the solution, there is absolutely no way I could do it myself. I couldn't solder two telephone wires together, let alone parts/wires of a circuit board, etc. I SUPPOSE that fxtec might take on the repair as warranty work, if only because said work would produce a phone (the original idea) rather than a pda/hpc that many folks are currently sentenced to.
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  4. You are right we should not jump to the conclusion but it certinly sounds like a reasonable explanation why it is working for some and not for others. And on this one I wonder what havoc that could make, depending on where it 'lands'?. It does not have to be a 0 to 3.8V short circuit to cause trouble, could be 'anywhere' exposed.
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  5. Let's not jump to conclusions prematurely. I had opened the Pro1-X multiple times, so I cannot exclude that I broke these contacts off myself. One I definitely did, as noted above. That's also the reason why I did not try to make a warranty claim out of this. Then again, two of the connectors seem to really have disappeared, so maybe they were missing from the start indeed. For sure the Pro1-X had its connection issues since the first time I put a SIM in it. Lets see if others affected by the issue find the courage to open their devices, and discover similar problems. Indeed,
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  6. This sounds like a very important find. I marked your post as recommended, and would love to hear some official comment on this. @Casey perhaps? At the least that could explain why some sees this issue and some not, as it thus seems to be related to specimens, and errors in assembly (and QC).
    1 point
  7. I missed to celebrate the 4th anniversary in September...
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  8. Hello @Erik how is this possible? Its now end of 2023! In 2022 summer I finally received a response saying: So what's the resolution? It all happened during traffic while using Waze, while phone was under RMA. I have now waited 2 years! Please just refund this and lets put this behind us.
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