Pavle, Oh no! That sounds infuriating…I’d highly recommend you call Apple about this issue. Knowing how new these phones are they’ll be more than happy to lend a helping hand in this issue as some are still under warranty. Depending on where you are a visit could take a hot second. Visit getsupport.apple.com to find some options for your issue. Happy Fixing! Noah

Peter, Thanks for posting to the Forums! I have had experience with a Jura Impressa and Jura Z6, so maybe I can help a bit. As for the water tanks on some models there is a magnetic float that goes up and down slightly with water level. It’s very obvious, it’s black in color and near the bottom. With the model that has a float (Sources online show you have a float inside your water tank), mold and mildew can grow in this area that holds the float and it can become stuck and make the machine act very finicky. So use some mild soap and water to clean it out, use a long brush to agitate the box that contains the float to attempt to break up whatever could be keeping it from moving freely. Make sure to rinse with hot water thoroughly to remove all soap residues. I recommend using Dawn. If you do have a float but it is moving freely the sensor inside the machine which detects the magnet is going bad, this’ll require some attention from a Jura Technician or someone in your area who works on coffee machines in...

I did some research to see if it was possible that any X-Rays could damage your electronics going through TSA, but even in my own experience if they were known to cause damage to your phone or tablet I am very sure TSA or others would tell us. But here is what MakeUseOf said in an article: "X-rays are a type of ionizing radiation, which means that the photons have enough energy to knock electrons out of the atoms they come into contact with, creating positively charged ions in the process. In large doses, ionizing radiation can harm biological tissue by damaging cell DNA faster than it can be repaired. But electronics aren’t made of biological tissue and they don’t have any DNA to worry about. So can X-rays cause them damage? Not in any significant way, no." So no damage from X-Rays if that is what you are worried about. I did some further research and found an older question back in 2016 of October about a similar problem related to your question Why Samsung galaxy tab a 10.1 2016 goes black some time...

I understand you'd like to use Samsung, but it requires a lot of work and adapters inside the computer to make them work. Sometimes just buying the SSD's that work with the Mac are "cheaper" in the long run instead of buying all this stuff that may or may not work for you. Go Here if you'd like more information on how to setup/use the adapters and use Samsung. To save time, and go the route that woldn't add technology not meant to be inside your Macbook Air, you can click Here to get the OWC Aura Pro X SSD. Make sure you're updated to MacOS 10.13+ before you do all this, to make sure your firmware supports it. Hope this info helps, Cheers Noah

Does sound like a overheating CPU. Maybe the GPU, I believe the later versions have discreet GPUs installed. But it also makes me wonder if some weird system failure is happening, because if the fans aren’t raving up before the crash, why would they go full blast when the glitch happens?

You should get it fixed, depending on the liquid spilled it could make the internal left/right click buttons freeze up. You can also fix it yourself, I am not familiar ASUS laptops but most manufacturing companies provide repair manuals. Hope this helped, keep us updated. Cheers Noah

Look like a bad connection, but if you have never replaced the screen there should be no reason it is not seated right. The LCD panel may be damaged, from anything. They are very fragile. Here is the LCD for iPad Mini 2 new adhesive for the digitizer click Here If you crack your digitizer getting it off or want to buy a new one just in-case you can get that Here But it could be that the LCD connector is not seated right, open the iPad and check that it is fully seated before you order parts. But you will need new adhesive if you do open it. Hope this helped you, keep us updated. Cheers Noah

Contact your wireless company and follow their procedure. Other than that there is nothing you can do. Verzion states that 4G and LTE phones are not locked Here ATT has a website to send a Request Sprint has instructions Here And lastly T-Mobile provides instructions Here I don't know which carrier you have, but these are the most popular in the US. Otherwise find a support number for your Carrier and they will help you. Hope this Helped, if it did mark it as Accepted. Cheers Noah

Oh my goodness so sorry to hear this! Those Mag Safe chargers are so expensive I have also fixed a few over the years. Now, this is probably a isolated incident only affecting the DC-In module. I suggest you go Here to buy a new one and replace it. The guide for that is Here Hope that fixes the problem, though I don't believe it would spread any further than that module. Hope this works for you, keep us updated. Cheers Noah

Ah sounds like it got un-paried from the controller. No worries many websites describe how to fix this. I searched and searched, and pop google gave me this site to give to you my friend. Click to follow the steps on how to fix this problem Let me know if this works, and if it did mark me as accepted please. Cheers Noah