Fried but not Died

Post by **hawsey** » Thu Sep 22, 2016 10:20 pm

After the Thunderstorms on Thursday night I came downstairs to a Joggler with a corrupted screen , I feared the worst but it seemed to re boot OK but with no connection so I put it to one side whilst I sorted the satellite box and TV .
Tonight I've had another look and it seems the Ethernet is fried

but after another tinker it seems I can connect wirelessly but not cabled . So not a total loss

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Post by **hawsey** » Wed Oct 12, 2016 9:18 pm

Hmm my electrified Joggler has another more serious issue than the Ethernet not working

I have just found out it has no sound output either through internal or external jack .
Does anyone have a Joggler with a broken screen that I could canabalise with this one to make a good one ?
It's a shame as otherwise it is fine .

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Post by **pete** » Thu Oct 20, 2016 11:15 pm

I think I have one with a corner chipped and cracked screen but it is still working. It is an O2 Joggler. I will look for it.

Post by **hawsey** » Thu Oct 20, 2016 11:46 pm

Cheers Pete , if there is anything in the UK you are thinking about purchasing just ship it to me and I will forward it

the UK £ is worth about the same as Monopoly money at present heh he ....

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Post by **pete** » Fri Oct 21, 2016 3:31 pm

Give a bit to find the O2 Jogglers. That said I can remove the motherboard and just ship that.

Most of my O2 Jogglers are in a state of disassembly as I did mode them a bit over the years and use them for spare parts.

The back board with the NIC is just hot melt glued in place such that I can just leave it connected (except for ribbon cable) and put it in a padded envelope.

Can you reassemble it over by you?

Steps to remove motherboard

1 - open up Joggler
2 - remove LCD cable. Look carefully as some O2 Jogglers have separate cables from the LCD board to the motherboard. It should really only be the one flat connector.
3 - remove the screws holding the motherboard in place
4 - remove the ribbon cable to the back NIC card
5 - use a small screw driver to remove the board from the back of the case. It is only hot melt glue holding it in place. I have had to re glue a few of these over the years.
6 - done

Post by **hawsey** » Fri Oct 21, 2016 9:40 pm

Pete ,

Only if you are sure about this and have a spare one to hand and don't need it for spares .

In your own time and I would be fine putting it back together again

Pm me postage etc and I will PayPal you Pete .

Cheers.

Gary....

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