Felicia Johnson

Does anyone know how to fix a burnt out hot shoe on an Olympus E-M10 mirrorless camera? I accidentally put a film flash on...

This looks like the same issue: MacBook Pro won't detect internal display

Mine used to do that all the time too. I was using distilled water, and it was almost like the particulate in the water was so low that the coffee maker thought it was running the pump dry. I switched to tap water, and have only had the problem one time since.

From others who have had this issue, it looks like you can carefully rinse it under warm (not hot) water from the tap. Maybe this would remove whatever is causing the stick?

Hi Henry, Here is a guide on how to replace the button ribbon cable. It doesn’t look like you would need to replace the whole logic board, but the repair still involves quite a few steps: iPod Touch 5th Generation Button Ribbon Cable Replacement Good luck! -Felicia

Hello Lisa, I have never had this problem myself, but found this information online. Sounds like it could be the same issue, although this is in the context of a lid that’s stuck open as opposed to stuck closed. Let me know if this helps! “Sometimes after you unclog the needles and check the tubes just to make sure everything is alright, the top refuses to close. You look inside to find the metal tongue located behind the holder for K-cups completely locked in and rigid. So much so that the bar responsible for sliding over that tongue into the groove refuses to budge. And that means it becomes impossible for you to force the handle shut against all that pressure. You obviously didn’t do anything to create this problem. So what can you do to fix it? Remove your Keurig’s upper cover and the two screws. You might find a piece of plastic keeping the mechanism from shutting. This has happened with a lot of users, and nobody knows how the plastic piece got there in the first place. Anyway, just remove it for...

I did this too and left it throughout the repair. Super easy, and prevented phone from slipping and damaging the display cables.