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Join Date: Sep 2007
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OS: XP
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Hey everyone, first timer -- been reading around here for a little while but now that I have a problem I figured I'd have to jump in, hah.
I have a Dell D600 that I eventually didn't have much use for so it just sat around. Recently, I had went to use it and noticed I couldn't get it to power up. Now it did sit odd sometimes with a little bit of gravity/pressure pulling on the power cord before when I did use it, possibly a bit downwards for atleast a few hours a day. Now I did try a different power adapter and it still wouldn't. I had read a few stories about the Dell power jacks coming loose, so I figured I'd investigate further. I did disassemble the laptop except for take the motherboard out of the casing, and I did test the voltage going to the power jack on the inside -- to which it seemed the power was coming through it fine, but I may be wrong. I was going to buy a new power jack and solder a new one on but I'd figure I'd come on here and see if you guys had any leads/opinions/suggestions on what I should do? I've taken laptops apart before, very handle with desktops, but laptops being so SFF are a bit different. And me and electricity aren't the best of friends sometimes, so I figured I'd ask. Any info is appreciated. |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: Laptop won't power-up (DELL D600)
Hello did you finally find a fix?
I have the same problem except that the light on my power adapter goes OFF as soon as I connect it to the power jack on my D600. Laptop won't come on. It seems to me to be a short-circuit case. Is there a way to get this fixed? Thanks |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 140
OS: win xp pro
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Re: Laptop won't power-up (DELL D600)
chatif if you think there is a short on the mainboard the only way to fix it is a new mainboard,there are alot on ebay that are used but might be worth it as a new one will be quite costly.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 1
OS: xp
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Re: Laptop won't power-up (DELL D600)
any one know the layout of the power supply sections for the dell c600/500 latitude. The jack came off with the part of the board. it crack right on the pad of the ---o---o--- I mean jack with board intact.
I was able to solder hard wired the two of the 3 pins, the 3rd pin is a line that is connect to the jack and is communications lead to the somewhere on the board to tell it that U need a dell power/charger adapter... if u use different one it will not power up or charger the battery... does anyone know where the 3rd pin goes... U will notice that the connector needs to be a 3 pin too. hope someone can help..... n hope this will help u test the 3 pins on the board of ur laptop and make sure that these make proper contact t |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 1
OS: xp sp2
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Re: Laptop won't power-up (DELL D600)
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I Have exactly the same issue with my Laptop Dell D 600, power adapter goes off as soon it's connect to the power jack. CHATIF if your problem is fixed, would you tell what did u do.... |
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