Tobias Isakeit

Hi aschaudt, the markings on the sensors say “6WN”. Not sure if this helps you anything. These are hall switches (not linear hall sensors) and just tell on or off (digital sensor).

Hello Pavlin, those might be a combination of grounding and heat distribution. Probably not a big thing if one rips, but if both are damaged your could get warmer than usual.

Absolut richtig maik678, da haben wir uns wohl bei der Recherche in der Modellnummer vertan. Danke für deinen Hinweis. Wird auch gleich im Teardown aktualisiert.

Hi alexander, that is step 17 in the Force Touch Gasket guide, not in this guide (which has only 15 steps). The Force Touch Gasket guide shows the steps with the display attached, but since you took it off during this guide you’re much better off attaching it after step 17. Have a successful repair

Hi Andreas, you may either re-install the old display (if it’s working to that degree as to remove the credit card settings) and then perform the repair again. Or you may reset your watch (provided you have a recent backup) and set it up from that backup. (No guaranty this will work)

Hi ILM, separating the actual display from the front glass/digitizer is a cumbersome procedure that requires special tools. Same goes for fusing them together again. This could be done in well-equipped repair shops. Going for a combined display+digitizer assembly replacement is mostly the way to go for a “regular user” repair.

Hi Felipe, it’s indeed possible to remove the fingerprint sensor from the back cover (pry it off with an opening tool—a little heat helps). Be careful with the attached flex cable and small ZIF-connector and the extension cable that is also glued to the back cover.

Hi Nacht Elfje, you can check out the bumper on the official Fairphone 3 website. See at the “In the box” section.

Hi santos. You might want to check out the additional link (wordpress page) here: MiJia QiCycle Folding Electric Bike Repair

Danke für den Hinweis. Haben es in der Anleitung aktualisiert.