@sk8t3rforever sorry, this video can't be changed. Check out my other videos, you will see the whole process of disassemble and assemble of different laptops.
Very nice spoken, easy to understand, Now I feel that I can fix my daughters computer. Have watched several videos, but this is the only one I wanted to comment to. Thank you!
@sataslt71 Good vid - what usually breaks in the power jack? I have one of these with what I assume is the same issue. Where to apply DC to the board directly to test it?
@dirac33 The power jack usually breaks when you have power plug plugged in and let's say your laptops falls down from the table or similar situation. If you want to apply DC to the mother board you can do it on the power jack contacts or find the ground on the board and connect (-), and apply (+) to the power jack contact.
how much should I expect to pay someone to do this for me?
lisaawild 3 months ago
@lisaawild for this repair please expect to pay not less than $75 but not more than $120.
sataslt71 3 months ago
how much should I expect to pay someone to do this for me?
lisaawild 3 months ago
I wanted to se u dissasamble
sk8t3rforever 10 months ago
@sk8t3rforever sorry, this video can't be changed. Check out my other videos, you will see the whole process of disassemble and assemble of different laptops.
sataslt71 10 months ago
Very nice spoken, easy to understand, Now I feel that I can fix my daughters computer. Have watched several videos, but this is the only one I wanted to comment to. Thank you!
htctouch7 11 months ago
@htctouch7 Thanks for review!
sataslt71 11 months ago
@sataslt71 Good vid - what usually breaks in the power jack? I have one of these with what I assume is the same issue. Where to apply DC to the board directly to test it?
dirac33 6 months ago
@dirac33 The power jack usually breaks when you have power plug plugged in and let's say your laptops falls down from the table or similar situation. If you want to apply DC to the mother board you can do it on the power jack contacts or find the ground on the board and connect (-), and apply (+) to the power jack contact.
sataslt71 6 months ago