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Happy/Sad. Pine64 arrived; DSI connector damaged - Switchblade - 06-21-2016

Hi

I was very excited to finally receive my Pine64 today. I immediately set to work connecting the touch panel -> adapter board  -> connector cable, and then DISASTER! The DSI connector on my board is completely missing the plastic clip  Cry

Edit:
Is this fixable without having to return the board?
How can I get hold of a plastic clip and attempt a repair?

Looks like a couple of the pins are damaged as well, so it's not just the plastic clip. I

Edit 2:
I have attached the best pic I've been able to take. You can see the pins on the right look deformed. 

Devastated :-(


RE: Happy/Sad. Pine64 arrived; DSI connector damaged - MarkHaysHarris777 - 06-21-2016

(06-21-2016, 05:50 AM)Switchblade Wrote: Hi

I was very excited to finally receive my Pine64 today. I immediately set to work connecting the touch panel -> adapter board  -> connector cable, and then DISASTER! The DSI connector on my board is completely missing the plastic clip  Cry

Edit:
Is this fixable without having to return the board?
How can I get hold of a plastic clip and attempt a repair?

Looks like a couple of the pins are damaged as well, so it's not just the plastic clip. I

Edit 2:
I have attached the best pic I've been able to take. You can see the pins on the right look deformed. 

Devastated :-(

When you get a lemon... make lemonade !

... make sure you don't have any shorts in that connector (you'll probably need a glass)

Use that board as a PC, and order a new board. 


If you are VERY careful, you might be able to pull the connector off with a heat gun... get a new connector from digikey, and then replace it...

... but that's a risk.