Repair lining strip

Best solution is to replace the cable and possibly the dog. If you insist on repairing the cable I suggest you get a length of fine heat shrink tubing and cut 10 pieces about 1cm long. Then cut each end of the cable to give a clean end. Strip about 2cm of the outer insulation from the two cable ends and then strip about 1cm from each of the 20 inner wires. Then using a soldering iron tin each of the bare ends. Slip a piece of the heat shrink that you earlier cut over each of the wires and then solder the wires together ensuring that you match the colours correctly. Move the heat shrink over the bare solder joints and use the hot soldering iron to shrink the tubing. Finally cover the whole joint with insulating tape.

Since I don't know your skill level I would say have it repaired to be safe. Sell the dog.

Carefully strip back the outer insulation you should see different color coded wires just carefully strip the wires back to make a condictor connection and match them by color and use electrical tape to insulate them once tied together . If the wires aren't color coded find an old walkman plug the headset into it and just try different combinations until you figure out the wiring.

Strip the insulation back from each end of the severed wires about 1/4". Twist the copper wires that match each other together and solder with a hobby (30watt) soldering iron. Wrap each wire separately with electrical tape and then to make the job look neat, tightly wrap electrical tape around all the wires in a spiral fashion. This should fix the problem.

Your phone is a slide one. So, you might face this kind of problem in addition with the white screen problem.
So, get it repaired by you or by an expert in repair shop near you. He will repair the Flex cable (Strip) that connects the display (LCD) with the keypad and other circuitry. It depends upon the situation that, if, strip is a bit broken then he will repair it otherwise, replacement is required.

hope you understood the matter.
good luck!!!

have you called a local dealer?

Hi. This will be caused by deteriorating, or defective weather stripping. During driving, air is pushed through worn, or damaged weather stripping, thus, creating this whistling sound you are hearing in the passenger compartment. Water allows the small hole, or cracks, to emit the sound at a louder rate. This could be a manufacturing flaw(poor weather stripping installation, or defective composite). This is repairable, but you will need to locate the worn weather stripping. Once located, and exposed, you can order a replacement weather stripping kit from your dealer.

NOTE_ Most common location will be the front windshield weather stripping. the rear window, and side windows are to be checked, as well.

You can cut the bad section of wire out of the cord, cut the insulation on the cord to get to the wires. Match your colors, strip the insulation from the individual wires and twist together. Wrap each wire with electrical tape (making sure no wire is exposed, can be a fire hazard), then wrap the cord with electrical tape. The cord will be a little shorter, but should work fine.

Sometimes you can just turn off the power and cut out the bad spot and strip back the outer casing, match the colors and wire nut it back together. You need to be careful so that the new connection is not accessable to the bad weather. If you cannot protect the wire from the wet weather you should just replace the wire by running new.

Replace the agitator dogs in the top part of the agitator.