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I believe that the issue here is that the new parts are not paired to that logic board. This is a thing that happens with iphones that prevents you from repairing things on your own. The phone intentionally disables FaceID when you do this to try to deter people from repairing. Apple and the Apple Certified repair shops have the pairing software. To confirm this is not a hardware issue, you did the repair correctly, it is just and IOS thing. You could go to a repair shop or go to Apple to get this fixed, or you could just not use FaceID. Glad that you repaired something!

Here are the ZenPad battery repair guides for the corresponding model. You will have to figure out which is yours. ASUS ZenPad 3S 10: Follow this guide until you get to the battery part: ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 Repairability Assessment ASUS ZenPad S 8.0 (Z580C): ASUS ZenPad S 8.0 Battery Replacement Asus ZenPad S8: Follow this guide until you get to the battery part: ASUS ZenPad S8 Teardown ASUS ZenPad Z8: Follow this guide to open it. Then you will have to figure out how to get the battery out.: Asus ZenPad Z8 Camera Replacement I really hope this helps! Good luck.

I figured it out using something I found of Apple Support

I think you will just have to use this: Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 Motherboard It is out of stock right now. This guide should help with that: https://www.ifixit.com/News/56864/findin...-out-of-stock-parts

You may be able to fix this by adapting this guide: Réparation du clic gauche d'une souris Logitech Performance MX

Here are the steps I would take: (1) I would clean out the fans. (2) Replace the thermal paste: Asus华硕 ROG Zephyrus G14 幻14 硅脂更换 (3) If the problem persists try to buy some replacement fans: https://www.ifixit.com/News/56864/findin...-out-of-stock-parts (4) Good Luck!

Please see my response to the question here: MacBook not booting after update; fan spins, board heats up, no chime Good Luck!

I had the same this happen to me in a MacBook. Putting the clamp back on is possible but very finicky and difficult. What I would recommend doing is putting the cable back into place and securing it with a tiny amount of electrical tape. Good Luck!

I had this same problem with an older MacBook of mine. What worked for me was this: (1) Open up the back of the computer with the screen open. (I had my screen over the edge of the desk so that I could access the inside.) (2) Unplug the battery. (3) Plug the computer in. (4) Reconnect the battery. (5) It should turn on. (6) I hope this works!