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Gateway 600 needs some repairs
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Gateway 600 needs some repairs
The biggest problem is that my power port pin is busted and I can't power it up rendering it useless.
Is it just a matter of buying one of these and finding someone to install it for me...http://www.laptoprepairco.com/search...itted=6#dcjack Anyone know which DC Power jack I need for my 600x? I'd be happy to do a $100 repair instead of buying a new laptop. Thanks. EDIT: I think I found some on ebay for $9, but they must be soldered onto the motherboard. Last edited by Denman007; 03-05-2007 at 09:26 AM.. |
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All of them have to be soldered - no tape+knife ugliness here. The soldering job is easy - ripping the lappy apart will be the biggest challenge.
You should try to get a new port that is exactly like your old one. The pin placement and the port height are the most important - you do want the thing to fit The hole/pin size is not that critical, since you can always replace the plug coming from your AC adapter.
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I found a company on ebay that will do it for me. Only $120 total including shipping. This will be sweet if it works. I almost bought a new Dell last night - glad I didn't.
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On top of that, I found out that my usb ports are not fried - it was my mouse that was causing the problem. It feels like I have a brand new laptop. Lets hope it lasts! |
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The hole/pin size is not that critical, since you can always replace the plug coming from your AC adapter.

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