quote:
Yes, you can
replace only the DC power jack. You can find
many kind of jacks in DC power jack
. I hope the problem is just in your DC
power jack and not something worse!
I think they deal only with DC power jack...
yalma - 1/12/06 at 03:27
I think I'll give DC power jack a go and try replace
it by myself...wish me luck!
kanji - 16/12/06 at 19:38
quote:
I think I'll
give DC
power jack a go and try replace it by
myself...wish me luck!
You don't have to do it by yourself, you can
send them over your laptop and they'll fix it
for ya.
dotcommom - 10/2/07 at 01:23
quote:
I think I'll
give DC
power jack a go and try replace it by
myself...wish me luck!
I am having the same problem with mine. Were
you able to replace yours? Can you give me
any tips? Do you need to souder it to the
motherboard?
Lars - 26/1/08 at 12:22
It’s not as hard or as easy as you may think
to open up a laptop but it is tedious and
loads of screw and small parts. I found a
cleverly made DVD Tutorial Video on how to open
just about any Laptop and replace the power jack
at this address that may help http://www.powerjackrepair.com there are a
lot of hints and tips there too.
Fellsider - 28/1/08 at 00:16
Tip.
Take a sheet(s) of A4 - place it next to your
work area, somewhere safe. Then as you remove a
screw place it within a drawn circle in the
same area on the sheet.
Not fool proof, but better than a cap off an
arosol can/ashtray 
.
QUADY - 21/3/08 at 09:58
laptoprepair101.com is a really good DIY
laptop repair site has loads of info on this
and other repairs.
If you want a technician to do it look up
GigaBytz.com
(UK England) or laptopguy.com (USA)
