Since I’ve seen other people with similar problems on YouTube, such as:

I decided to put my experience on how I fixed it.

You will need Nintendo screwdriver, which you can easily find on eBay.

I’ve used the following video as a guide during the disassembling of my console:

Now how I did it:

There is one screw above your Wii’s drive that is right above the power button, loose it a little and stick something to level the plate a little bit up. You can test this with your Wii still opened until you don’t hear that noise anymore.

Here is a front picture of my fixed Wii (follow the link to see the Flickr notes):

I should have taken a picture from above, but I was too happy that the problem was gone, that I just remember to register how I did it after most of my Wii had been put back together already.

Hope it helps someone!

Being aware that this phone is basically a Series 60 device, I searched the web and find an easy hack, on how to get things working. Credits go to http://laiwebdejuan.50webs.com.

Here how it goes:

You will need to fake your phone as a 6131 to the iSync software:

• Open a Finder window, then right clink on iSync’s package on the Applications folder and select “Show Package Contents“;
• Then go to the folder: Contents/PlugIns/ApplePhoneConduit.syncdevice/Contents/Plugins;
• Right click on the Nokia-6131.phoneplugin file and select “Show Package Contents”;
• Then go to the folder: Contents/Resources and edit the file MetaClasses.plist with TextEdit;
• Search and replace for all “6131″ occurrences for “5200″ and that is it.

He also pointed that you can change the icon for the device by putting a .tiff file on that folder: com.nokia.5200.tiff.

Thanks Juan for that tip!