Power supply issues are one of the most common problems users encounter with their laptop or notebook. These inconveniences are often related to the power DC jack, power AC port or the DC jack port.
LapFix frequently receives questions like: My laptop has been charging for days and will not turn on, why? My notebook is not holding a charge, can you help? I cannot get power to my battery, is it the connection?
The primary reason is, there is a bad connection between the DC-IN power jack on the system board and the system board. You do not need to be on hold for hours with your laptop/notebook's manufacturer to get answers and solutions to your concerns. LapFix offers personalized assistance from manufacturer certified technicians.
LapFix can quickly replace your power DC jack, if it's a poor connection. Most DC Jacks will be replaced in one day. YES, only one day, for a power DC Jack repair. LapFix is so confident they can solve your notebook and laptop power and charge problems that they guarantee their work.
The solution is to replace the DC-IN jack on the system board. We can do that for you in 1 day at the low-cost of $99 with a 6 month warranty.
Problem :
1. Laptop randomly shuts down without any warning.
2. Power LED and battery charge LED start flickering when you wiggle the power cord or the AC adapter tip on the back of your laptop.
3. The battery will not get charged.
4. When you plug AC adapter, the laptop appears to be in dead and there is no LED activity at all.
Reason:
May have a bad connection between DC-IN power Jack on the systemboard and the systemboard.
Solution:
Replace DC-IN Jack on the systemboard.
Cost:
Only $99* |
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DC Jack From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In electronics, a jack is generally a socket (female) connector. Connectors for supplying direct current (DC) power are poorly standardized compared to domestic AC power jacks and sockets. DC Jack is a common name used for one common type of cylindrical two-conductor plug available in a range of sizes and used to power small pieces of electronic equipment. It is also used to describe some older multi-pin plugs. Several competing standards exist for DC jacks, and in some cases incompatible plugs will fit together, or can be made to fit, possibly damaging equipment if: the voltage is wrong the polarity is wrong current ratings are exceeded power supply filtering or stability is inadequate for the equipment being powered non-matching connectors are forced together.
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