screen backlighting not working on ipad 1. is it controled by a separate component or is it part of the motherboard.

hi, my imac from what I can tell is a regular 2006 imac but when I look in ABOUT IMAC for the info, at the top of the info...

received a defective imac from relative. I temporarily fixed the PSU issue and it fired right up but it had another issue...

if it's like my D90, there is a battery that is attached to one of the circuit boards inside the camera. when this battery is replaced , the blinking should stop. however I am not sure that this will solve your water damage , the battery should have been taking out immediately after it came out of the water. don't give up right away, someone gave me this camera because it was dropped in a lake and he attempted to dry it out with the rice method but it was jammed so he put away for some time. when I opened it up there was some rice that prevented the shutter from working, once the rice was removed, it started working. good luck

hi andres, i have in the past had to remove the front glass on a lens. this particular lens had writing on a flat ring that was covering the screws that needed to be removed, just carefully peel that ring up. i also have a tamron 28-300 but it's ring looks to me to be screwed on. if you look carefully, you can see the treads that it is screwed into. this ring has one smell hole on the outer edge of the ring. i believe if you insert a very small screwdriver tip into the hole, you should be able to force that ring to turn and remove it to see what is under it.. i have not needed to do this to my tamron lens but like i said earlier that ring looks to me to be screwed on. i would like to ask you questions about your tamron if you wish to contact me, ger.sec@hotmail.com good luck