The hard part is typically diagnosing where the fault is, and testing that your fix worked, especially if you don't have equipment for that purpose. If you simply remove the burnt transistor and put in a new one that probably will work, but there could be other issues with a board. It could be there's a short somewhere else that caused the transistor to be burnt.

 

Yeah, agreed. I’ve been doing research on what causes transistors to burn out, and most of the problem lie with the alarm system. So I’ll be removing that, as it does no good this day and age anyways. (Also, in case anyone else is having this problem, DO NOT try to fix this yourself unless you know what the fuck you are doing. Turns out there isn’t enough clearance to get it out, let alone solder it back in, and ended up having to remove the entire lighting module just to get to it. Do yourself a favor, and go to any cell phone repair store. They were able to fix it pretty quick.)