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Faulty DC input jack on Toshiba Equium L10 273

Run_to_da_hills · 2010-10-04 09:52:10

I have one of these that has a faulty input jack on the MB, I looked up EBay and saw that these components can be bought seperatly however I wouldnt have the steady hands to solder it. Is there anyone about recommended that has repaired this problem successfully without having to replace the complete MB? The laptop is a…

04-10-2010 9:52am

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I have one of these that has a faulty input jack on the MB, I looked up EBay and saw that these components can be bought seperatly however I wouldnt have the steady hands to solder it.

Is there anyone about recommended that has repaired this problem successfully without having to replace the complete MB?

The laptop is a Celeron so it is not worth spending too much on it.

Cheers,

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#2 04-10-2010 11:45am

Abelloid

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I repaired my Dell with the same problem, luckily for me the pins had just broken free from the mother board and I didn't need to fit a new socket, just re-solder it.

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