Original LCD Touch Screen Assembly with frame for Oppo A16 | A16S MacBook Pro 13 A1708 A1713 damaged faulty Charger Port with Color:Graphite Black

Name: Original LCD Touch Screen Assembly with frame for Oppo A16 | A16S MacBook Pro 13 A1708 A1713 damaged faulty Charger Port with Color:Graphite Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 71623505605
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Original LCD Touch Screen Assembly with frame for Oppo A16 A16S MacBook Pro 13 A1708 A1713 damaged faulty Charger Port with Color:Graphite Black damaged faulty Charger Port with this replacement part there will not be relevant voltage output and technicians can not detect and test the voltage value of the relevant circuit Replace old All replacement parts comes with warranty

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