In detail: do-it-yourself Samsung laptop repair from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.
Previously, having a laptop at home, in addition to an ordinary stationary PC, was considered almost a luxury. Today this is a common thing, but lately one can observe a slight decline in interest in laptops in favor of tablets and smartphones ...
However, contrary to all forecasts, it is still too early to “write off” portable computers, but it’s not a pity to repair them, but sometimes you have to ...
Any technique tends to become outdated and break down. And the more complex it is, the more often it will demand attention to itself. Unfortunately, laptops are no exception in this regard ...
- clogging of the cooling system with household waste and (as a result) overheating of the processor;
- mechanical damage to the motherboards and LCD matrices of the monitor as a result of drops or sudden changes in voltage in the network (if the laptop is used as a stationary working PC powered from an outlet);
- chafing or burnout of loops of the keyboard, touchpad and monitor;
- the ingress of liquids into the laptop (as a result of a short circuit, anything can burn out);
- failure of any components (hard drive, RAM, WiFi module, etc.).
As you can see, there can be quite a few reasons for repair. In addition, the need to open the laptop may also be caused by the desire to make a planned upgrade with the addition of, for example, a new RAM strip or a more powerful processor.
To disassemble a laptop at home, we need at least two screwdrivers: a small Phillips screwdriver for unscrewing the screws securing the case and parts, and a thin flat one for neatly opening the case.
Step 1. It is worth starting disassembling any laptop by disconnecting it from the network, turning it over and disconnecting the battery. So, firstly, we will completely de-energize the device (accordingly, we will avoid a short circuit), and secondly, we will open access to the case locks (in some models, a pair of case screws may be hidden under the battery). To remove the battery, you usually need to simultaneously pull the floating clips in different directions and pull the battery towards you.
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Step 2. Next, we carefully study the location of the screws that hold the case and keyboard. Usually the latter are marked with the inscription "kbd" and there are from three to seven of them. The rest of the screws (which are not marked in any way) will be body screws and they will need to be unscrewed in order to disassemble the laptop.
At this stage, the main thing is to remember which screw and where it was, since they come in different lengths and with different thread runs! For this, a special plastic sorter with several compartments would be ideal. However, the cogs can be easily arranged in groups and on an ordinary white sheet of A4 paper. The main thing is that you remember where each of them comes from!
Step 3. When everything is unscrewed, we take a flat screwdriver with a thin sting in our hands and find a place where you can insert it into the gap between the bottom and top covers of the laptop case. We do this carefully so as not to gouge the plastic. When the place is found, push the screwdriver slightly up and down alternately to create a lever. As a rule, after pressing in the right direction, the plastic clips inside are released and the case will begin to open.
In the same way, we go through the entire perimeter of the case with a screwdriver. As a result, we should get a neatly removed undamaged bottom cover and access to the motherboard and laptop parts.
In order not to damage the cover, you need to remember one single rule: "DO NOT USE HIGH FORCE when pushing the screwdriver."
Step 4. After removing all large parts, carefully inspect the motherboard and unscrew the screws that remained unscrewed. At the same time, you do not need to unscrew the screws of the heatsink that cools the processor (unless you are going to change it or lubricate it with new thermal paste).
Step 5. When everything is unscrewed, the last step remains - disconnect the loops.
In our experimental netbook, after unscrewing all the screws that held the motherboard, the only "fasteners" were the cables:
- monitor cable;
- sound loop;
- touchpad loop;
- keyboard loop.
The easiest way is to turn off the audio and video loops. They are simply pulled out of the socket with a flat screwdriver (pulling by the wires is undesirable). Gently pry on alternately on both sides and slowly pull it out.
The situation with the touchpad loop is a little more complicated. It is pressed by a plug that needs to be pulled out. However, this plug has two small tendrils on the sides that hold it in position. So as not to break these antennae, first slightly drown them, and only then pull them out.
The last step is to disable the keyboard. In principle, this can be done without disassembling the entire laptop. It is enough just to unscrew the screws marked "kbd" and the keyboard can already be pulled out. First, you need to pry it off with a thin screwdriver from above. Then, when the top edge is free, slightly pull the keyboard upward until the bottom edge pops out of the tabs. Now, everything is held only by the cable, which must be disconnected from the motherboard:
The fastening of the keyboard cable may be different on different laptops. These can be plugs (as described in the case of the touchpad), pressure plates or simple plugs. In order to properly disconnect and not break, always use a search query such as "how to remove the keyboard on a laptop (your model)".
In the case of the Samsung N145 netbook, we are dealing with a tricky clamping mechanism that is very similar to a regular plug. To open this mechanism, you just need to pull it up, after which the cable will be released and we can pull it out.
When the cover is safely removed, you can take a closer look at the internal structure of the laptop:
Inside, the following components will definitely be present:
- motherboard to which all parts are attached;
- hard drive (usually 2.5-inch SATA or SSD);
- one or several strips of RAM (in modern systems, most often DDR3 of a reduced form factor);
- a processor with (most often) an air cooling system under a copper radiator;
- speakers.
Optionally may also be present:
- video card (usually in laptops of middle and higher price categories);
- WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC and / or infrared module for wireless connection of peripherals and devices;
- various expansion cards, such as card readers, additional USB 3.0 or FireWire ports, etc.
Already at this stage of disassembly, we have access to almost all components that can be replaced, so we can no longer disassemble. Just change the part that requires it and you can collect everything as it was.
Before disassembling the laptop completely, please note that in some models, special revision holes may be provided on the back of the case to access components such as RAM, hard drive, expansion ports, etc. These openings are usually covered with a small cover that attaches to the case with just one screw and allows easy access to the part without having to open the entire case.
The memory card itself can be held in laptops either using a special clamping bar (which needs to be pushed aside), or (as in our case) due to two clamping metal plates on the sides. The latter are rigidly fixed, but can slightly bend away from the memory bar.Accordingly, to release it, you must simultaneously squeeze out both pressure plates. The board is inserted back with light pressure until the latches click.
The BIOS battery may be of interest if you begin to notice that your laptop does not turn on the first time or even stops loading beyond the startup black screen. In this case, it may well be that the problem is in a dead battery that needs to be replaced.
Alas, replacing the BIOS battery in a laptop is much more troublesome than in a regular PC, since it is not connected directly to a special socket, but through an adapter. The easiest, but also the most expensive way is to buy a similar fully assembled battery with an adapter and an adhesive part to fix it on the motherboard. But there is also a more budgetary solution.
If there is no ready-made battery or it is indecently expensive, you can make it yourself.To do this, remove the old one and free it from the black insulation to gain access to the wiring. Next, take a new battery of the same type and attach the removed wiring to it (red is usually a plus, and black is a minus).
To keep the wires and to insulate the battery itself, it is best to place the resulting structure in a heat-shrink tube of a suitable diameter. So we get an almost perfect adhesion of contacts without soldering and an appearance, almost as in the original. It is easiest to glue the resulting structure to its rightful place on thin double-sided tape.
We take a close look at our motherboard for the screws that still hold it in place. Two of them are found on the hard drive brackets. We unscrew them and carefully take out the hard drive itself:
In laptops, hard drives are usually attached to the motherboard using a special "basket", which is fixed to the case with four screws, and connected to the motherboard using a special ribbon cable. To, for example, replace the hard drive with a new one (more productive or capacious), you just need to disconnect (again carefully) the cable plug from the old one, after which, when the old hard drive is already in our hands, remove it from the "basket" and replace on new.
Another screw that might prevent the motherboard from being removed can be located on the WiFi wireless module. Even if the retaining screw is not there, then this module will still have to be disconnected, since two wires go from it to the antenna, which is located in the display case.
When assembling, we repeat all our actions in reverse order. This is where the photos that you took during disassembly (if you took them) and correctly sorted screws can come in handy. When you put on the case cover, do not rush to immediately screw it on. Tighten only the screws holding the keyboard and try to start the laptop.
If the operating system boots, then try turning on the regular Notepad and test the keyboard's operation by typing all the letters on it one by one. And only if everything works as it should, you can turn off the laptop and tighten the rest of the screws. Congratulations on your successful build!
As you can see, everyone can disassemble, replace the part and reassemble their laptop!
If you work carefully and thoughtfully, then everything will work out for you!
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So the fermentation ended ... the mash turned into a wash. Now it is necessary to distill the mash and separate the alcohol from other substances.
The process of separating alcohol from the wash is called - distillation or alcohol stripping process. (article for persons +18!)
When building any circuits (transmitter, receiver, metal detector, etc.) for radio amateurs, it is necessary to make a coil. In foreign circuits, wire sizes (and not only wires, but also pipes, rods, etc.) are often found in obscure units in SWG, AWG, BWG, In.
To convert readings to more familiar millimeters for us, you can use the tables below:
Samsung occupies one of the most important places among laptop manufacturers in the entire market. But, if you try, you can easily quickly disable it just out of stupidity. In this online example, a typical situation is shown when the owner of the laptop purchased a Chinese charger and, accordingly, connected it to it, respectively, smoke came from the connector and smelled of fried. So that you do not get stuck in a similar situation, do not try to stick a Chinese charger.
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A failed laptop does not always need to be taken to a workshop. Some minor faults can be repaired by yourself, and the professionals will advise what you should pay attention to.
The situation is aggravated by the trend of creating thinner and lighter laptops: instead of standard elements, special or soldered to the motherboard components are used, the screws loved by repairmen are replaced with glue, and the lightest design is rarely durable. That is why many laptop owners do not dare to repair their devices on their own. Considering the significant costs and significant repair time performed by the manufacturer's service department, you will often think about purchasing a new device.
In this case, many faults can be eliminated independently or contact one of the many workshops that can be found in any city via the Internet. If a workshop has few negative reviews, it might be worth checking out its website. If the conditions suit you, then it makes sense to call the foreman or come to the office yourself: it is easier to explain the essence of the malfunction in personal communication, when you have the opportunity to see the interlocutor.
The loyalty of the workshop to the customer is evidenced by free diagnostics or provision of preliminary cost estimates. If the workshop takes payment for them, then at least it should be taken into account in the subsequent calculation of repair work. We visited the Zeklink workshop in Munich, looked at the work of the professionals and now reveal the best tips for home repairs.
Typical faults, diagnostic methods and chances of repair are listed in the table above. If, for example, your device does not work at all - there is no image, the cooler does not make noise, and the LEDs do not light up, the reason may be a faulty power button or problems with the power supply system (battery / connector). Whether the problem can be solved at home or whether you have to carry the laptop to the workshop depends on the cause of the problem.
The tasks facing the workshop are varied, from refurbishing a five-year-old retailer-branded laptop that a user has customized and still wants to use, to a nearly new MacBook Pro.which was "treated" to a cup of latte and which the owner needs as soon as possible.
The manufacturer's service department is often slow to act, and the warranty may not work. “The most common failures are hard drives, displays and hinges,” says Padrek McGrath, owner of the Zeklink workshop. Nevertheless, some people come to the workshops, for example, because of a faulty battery, which is very easy to replace yourself.
Finding the right service workshop
The advantage of a workshop located in your area is that you get an immediate picture of it, and the technician can directly inspect the device in a personal conversation and determine the malfunction. In addition, you do not have to pay for shipping and the repair time is reduced.
Michael Tuchempski, Chief Technology Officer at Zeklink, explains that there is a huge difference between the propensity of laptops to malfunction and their repairability: “Business devices such as the Lenovo ThinkPad, Dell Latitude and HP EliteBook, as well as the pre-2015 Apple MacBook Pro years, are durable, maintainable and have established channels for the supply of spare parts. "
On the other hand, there are problems with a whole series of devices: for example, the Asus UX31, which has excellent performance, is very thin and prone to various malfunctions. Also, Lenovo laptops with new flat connectors (as opposed to standard round connectors) and Samsung X900, which often fail display hinges, often come to workshops.
Any laptop that ends up in Zeklink is logged with a precise description of the problem. Let's consider a typical problem of a four-year-old laptop: the cooler is constantly working, but the system "slows down" and hangs and reboots when performing resource-intensive tasks. It is likely that the cooler is clogged. Cleaning it is similar to a cardiac surgery, as it requires completely disassembling and reassembling the internal mechanisms.
When a computer lands on the desk of Chief Technical Officer Michael Tucempski, he starts in much the same way as a layman. However, he has fifteen years of rich experience behind him and thousands of refurbished laptops. In addition, he has a large arsenal of tools and measuring devices on his "workbench". The workplace is the first thing to pay attention to when carrying out repairs at home: the surface must be free of dust (no cloth tablecloths) and well lit.
It is recommended that you touch the radiator, window handles or similar objects several times before and during repairs to avoid damaging the electronics from static electricity. Along with the appropriate set of tools (Phillips screwdrivers of various sizes, guitar pick or flat plastic spatula), a small amount of thermal paste is also required.
Determining the method and sequence of dismantling, a professional relies on his own experience, which you, as an amateur, do not have. Therefore, before starting the repair, it is necessary to collect as much information as possible. There are video tutorials available on YouTube for repairing a wide variety of laptop types, which can be found for model name and disassembly.If there are no instructions, approach the repair with special care: to dismantle the case, remove the bottom cover and the battery, remove all visible screws that hold them in place.
Locate the screws under the rubber pads (eg support feet). Padrek McGrath recommends that you remove all parts, together with the screws that secure them, and place them on the work surface separately from each other, and also record the removal sequence.
Michael Tucempski is forced to correct again and again such amateurish mistakes as a result of an unsuccessful attempt to open the device, such as deformed screws: even if the screwdriver is only slightly larger than the slot, it easily twists and destroys the screw head.
In such a case, the professional tries several methods in sequence: a special tool for unscrewing the screws, soldering the second head, and finally drilling out the screw. Since the screws in laptops are tiny, this is just a piece of jewelry. To prevent this from happening, Tuchempsky advises: use a suitable screwdriver and never a screwdriver. Also, do not press hard: rotation requires a gentle dose of force.
Often, along with the screws, the housing elements are additionally held by latches. An experienced specialist will quickly figure out which of them he should squeeze out first, and what kind of effort they can withstand without collapsing, while the amateur is left to act very slowly and carefully. It often requires inserting, for example, a credit card between the latches that have already been squeezed out in order to prevent them from snapping into place during further dismantling of the case.
Damage caused by liquids leaves traces of corrosion that can be removed by workshop technicians in some cases (depending on material)
Depending on the laptop model, you need to remove either the bottom or the keyboard together with the surrounding panel. When removing the keyboard, there is the following danger: after unscrewing the screws and unscrewing the latches fixed with the screws, some customers of the Zeklink workshop remove the keyboard too quickly and damage the ribbon connecting it to the motherboard.
So, after the keyboard fasteners are released, it must be carefully lifted, then the position of the cable is determined and properly removed from the connector. It has either a latch that must be pushed upward from the cable, or a connector along the cable. In this case, remove the ribbon cable from the socket using flat tweezers. Similar actions should be performed with respect to the touchpad cable.
In order to gain access to a clogged fan, it must be removed from the motherboard. In some laptops, it is located on the inaccessible side of the motherboard, as a result of which it must first be removed. After that, the heatsink can be easily (and carefully!) Unscrewed and removed from the CPU and GPU. To remove old thermal paste, the professional also turns to the usual home remedies: cotton pads, moistened with pure alcohol, if necessary. If the heatsink is really dirty, you can see a fringe of dust that lays between the fan and the cooling fins.
In most cases, they can be accessed by opening the heatsink housing. It is good if the case is connected with screws; it is bad if rivets or glue are used: in this case, you will have to make a little effort to remove it for subsequent cleaning of the dust "plug" with tweezers and blowing the plate using a can of compressed air or a hand-held vacuum cleaner. Then the fan housing must be glued back, depending on the material, using instant or two-component glue.
Anyone who was able to overcome all the steps described will easily cope with the assembly. In this case, one part is again attached to the other in the reverse order.
After each step, non-professionals must make sure that there are no screws or loose ends of the cables, otherwise they will face unpleasant surprises after the repair is completed. When installing the heatsink, apply a small amount of thermal paste to the CPU and GPU (if necessary). It will be evenly distributed when pressed during installation.
Cleaning a clogged fan is indeed important and costly, but it is not the only problem. The most common "real" defects in the practice of the Zeklink workshop include malfunctions of hard drives - from a few bad sectors to complete unusability as a result of the so-called "head crash". Michael Tucempski primarily captures an image from a still working hard drive. This practice before doing any home repair work is also a good idea; it is implemented using a program to create an image.
For standard devices and business notebooks, replacing the hard drive is a breeze, as in most cases the storage medium is located under a removable cover. But in ultra- and chromebooks with a specially fitted SSD-drive or a soldered eMMC-drive, you need to install either an original spare part from the manufacturer, or even replace the entire motherboard.
Repairing mechanical damage is a difficult task. Most often, professionals are faced with broken displays or broken display hinges. Defective panels can be replaced with replacement parts that professional repairers purchase from eBay, other online retailers, or directly from Chinese manufacturers. The biggest challenge, however, is finding a panel that is exactly the right fit for a given model.
In general, the work carried out on the laptop display is rather difficult, since many elements are located in the extremely small space of the thin cover - for example, fasteners, cables, backlighting elements and wireless transmitters. First of all, if the display is located behind a glass plate, dust should not get between them, as otherwise it will cause damage in the future. If this breaks the flat display cable to the motherboard, in most cases no help is possible as it is extremely rare to find a replacement cable.
Bottom line: Working with the display is best done in a workshop. The same goes for a common and misdiagnosed problem: faulty display hinges. The hinges are made of metal and will not break, but they often break from the soft plastic base plate to which they are attached with multiple screws. The Zeklink workshop specialists again glue the screw threads to the plastic using a high-strength two-component adhesive, then install the hinge and, after tightening the screws, fix them with glue.
After each repair, Michael Tucempski turns on the computer and checks all the hardware. If, for example, the sound / headphones, USB ports, or hardware buttons are not working, they are probably not properly connected. It happened in a workshop or at home - it doesn't matter, everything should start over. For this, there is one last piece of advice from a professional: if you can't get ahead in your work, you need to postpone it and continue the next day with a fresh mind.
PHOTO: Juliane Weber / CHIP Studios; CHIP (2); Juliane Weber / CHIP Studios (2); Zeklink
1. I do not recommend drinking all sorts of drinks, as well as eating while working with a laptop, since getting liquids or moisture inside the computer will cost you cleaning the keyboard (and this will cost you about two thousand rubles), and at worst it will result in the need to replace the motherboard, which can be half the cost of a computer.
2. As with any home appliance, do not place your computer in places that are constantly exposed to the sun's rays.
3. When transporting your laptop, you must use special backpacks or bags with thick walls, which can protect it from external influences.
4. I want to warn you about the special actions of pets that can lead to ridiculous cases of damage. This also happens sometimes, especially from cats.
5. Power outages are common, especially during winter. Supply power to your laptop, at least through a special surge protector, and even better through a UPS. During thunderstorms, remember to unplug your laptop using only the battery.
6. Don't leave your computer within reach of little kids!
7. In the event of any breakdown, entrust the elimination of the malfunction only to professionals.
Typical signs of laptop breakdowns and how to fix them:
1. If the display goes dim after starting up the laptop, and the picture has become very poorly seen, then there is a breakdown of the backlight. In this case, your computer needs an inventory repair or replacement of the matrix backlight, which requires high knowledge of electronics. Replacing the backlight is a very precise and delicate job that is difficult to do at home.
2. If the picture on the monitor flashes continuously, this indicates a failure of the matrix controller loop or a malfunction of the controller board itself.
3. If after mechanical stress the laptop screen began to show horizontal or vertical color stripes, then this is a sign of delamination of the display glass at the point of its connection with decoders. With this breakdown, the laptop needs to be replaced by the matrix itself.
4. If you hear a faint clicking sound while using your laptop, this may indicate the beginning of a hard disk breakdown, so it is necessary to save all important information and data on some removable media, since you will need to replace the hard disk in the near future.
5. If the laptop overheats while using it, then this may indicate a number of breakdowns and malfunctions, such as:
>> the internal memory of the processor is not functioning;
>> the RAM board is out of order.
Urgent diagnostics of the computer and identification of the cause of overheating are required.
6. If you lose sound on your laptop - see detailed instructions for solving this problem.
7. If the battery life begins to shorten dramatically, and a complete discharge of the battery did not change its position, then this is a characteristic sign of its failure. In this case, you need to replace the battery with a newer one.
Hello everyone. It is not always possible to repair a laptop in a service center.
Especially when the problem is in some trifle for which the service center is asking too much.
In this article, we will look at how to independently diagnose and determine the breakdown on Samsung laptops.
The most common problems with laptops are: problems with the keyboard, power supply, matrix and overheating. To more accurately determine the cause of the malfunction, you must do - laptop diagnostics .
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The first sign of overheating is when the laptop shuts down or reboots during extended work at the computer. In this case, it will be necessary to look at the temperature readings through the AIDA program, the possibilities of which I discussed in detail in the article - computer diagnostics .
Having identified the part that is overheating and first of all carry out cleaning laptop from dust ... Remember to replace the thermal grease on the processor and graphics card. If it doesn't help, then read the article - why laptop does not turn on .
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It is not uncommon to have problems with the image. This is often the fault of the laptop matrix. Distortion of colors and images when changing the angle of inclination of the screen directly testifies to this.
Replacing the laptop matrix is necessary if the problem is in the matrix itself. There are situations when the problem is in the matrix loop. If so, then only the loop will need to be replaced. The service center will help you find out exactly what the problem is. They will also make a replacement there.
If you are confident in your abilities, then you can replace the loop or matrix yourself. I described this process in more detail in the article - laptop matrix replacement .
The video card is also responsible for displaying the image. If during serious loads in games or complex applications appear video card artifacts ... You have to do reballing (warming up the video card).
But it's better to do replacing the video card in the laptop ... When choosing a new video card, pay attention to the connection interface of the old one. They must match.
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Filled laptop keyboard - help! Every day, several times in a panic, laptop owners come running to service centers with these words.
In fact, if you spill some clean water. Then most likely nothing will happen. But if some corrosive liquid is spilled in sufficient quantities, then everything can end much more sadly.
In any case, the procedure is as follows. Turn off the laptop, unplug it, take out the battery and put it to dry. If you have spilled a lot and are not sure whether the liquid got on the motherboard or not, then we will quickly carry the laptop to the service center.
In the case when the service center is not close. You will have to disassemble the laptop yourself. We remove the keyboard and look at the condition of the motherboard. If it is clean and there are no signs of liquid getting on it, then everything should be in order and after cleaning laptop keyboard , which should start without problems.
If you see that the motherboard has changed color from the ingress of liquid. Then you will have to take the laptop to a service center and you may need to replacing the motherboard in a laptop .
When disassembling a laptop for the first time, be careful when removing the keyboard. They are attached differently on different models, so in a rush you can damage the fasteners. In some cases, you may need laptop keyboard repair ... If repairs are unsuccessful, it may be necessary to replacing the keyboard on a laptop .
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A new battery for a samsung laptop may be needed when the battery life has long been less than expected and the battery controller constantly shows the wrong charge level.
Before replacing with a new one, try to do laptop battery calibration ... Oftentimes, this simple procedure will help bring the battery back to normal. If this does not help, then it is better to replace laptop battery .
You can of course try to do laptop battery repair on one's own. But if you doubt your abilities, then it is better to take a closer look at the new one.
Poor laptop charging can be caused by the laptop's power connector. It is very simple to check it, just turn it to another position and charging resumes. In such cases, you will need laptop power connector replacement ... You can send it for repair or try to do it yourself.
If everything is in order with the connector, then pay attention to laptop power supply samsung. Most likely there are problems in it.
Laptop power supply repair can cost more than a new power supply. It may be more expedient to purchase a new one.
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If the breakdown is not serious, then you should not rush to carry it to the service center. To begin with, it is worthwhile to diagnose the laptop and then if it is difficult to solve the problem on your own, take it to the service center.
So that in the future, problems with the laptop do not arise. Try to clean your laptop from dust and replace thermal paste at least once a year. It will not be superfluous to improve the cooling of the laptop.
Think about laptop stand maybe it will help you avoid many problems in the future.In addition, the simplest version of the stand can be made independently from improvised means. Good luck to you
Almost every laptop owner has encountered a number of problems due to which the device refuses to function correctly. It is worth noting here that for the most part, malfunctions can be triggered by a negligent attitude towards the product, but sometimes exceptions occur. Consider breakdowns in which you can repair a laptop with your own hands and figure out the causes of the problems.
If the product does not react at all when you press the power button (the lights do not light up, the cooler does not make noise, etc.), then it will be relevant to check the activity of the indicator located on the power supply. Can you see that the indicator light does not come on? This means that the root of the problem lies precisely in him. For example, if the light comes on several times, this indicates that it is completely discharged, while there is no power supply from the mains.
You can solve the problem - first check the power cord, for this you need to take a cord that is known to be working (from a TV, radio, etc.). If there is no indicator at all, then you need to unplug the power cord from the unit, then put it back in place. If you hear a crunch (typical for electrical appliances, you can't confuse it with anything) - it means that, most likely, both the cord itself and the power supply are functioning. You need to check if there is voltage at the connector that is inserted into the laptop. If it is missing, the unit will have to be replaced. This is the main reason the laptop shuts down and won't start.
You note that the cooler is functioning, while spinning quickly, and the indicators are blinking - then the problem may be in the north bridge of the motherboard or with the OP. You need to remove and replace the modules. Another option is to change the connector. If there are several blocks, then you will have to check them alternately.
You can try removing the battery and then restarting the device. Sometimes it is the battery that causes the failure.
If you see that a reboot occurs when the BIOS is initialized, the problem lies in the RAM, or in the motherboard (the reason is a short circuit). One more thing - the cooler is overheating due to dust pollution, or there was a failure in the BIOS firmware. The laptop needs to be cleaned. Next, we remove and return the processor to its place - it will be possible to do this provided it is located on a special panel.
Laptop won't turn on without battery
If you notice that the laptop is running on battery power, the problem is most likely with the power supply.
It also happens that the device operates from the network, but the battery is not loaded. Here the problem is in charging, in the power supply circuit, or in the battery itself. You can replace it yourself.
If you see a grid consisting of black cracks on the monitor, the matrix is cracked. It will not be possible to fix it, it must be completely replaced.
It may be that the screen is completely functional externally, but there are horizontal or vertical stripes on it. Most likely, the reason lies in the loop - you need to check its connection.
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If the screen turns red, or gives a dim image, the backlight is broken, or there is a problem with the lamp inverter circuit. In this case, you need to turn to professionals - replacing the lamp will require disassembling the matrix, and this procedure is complicated and, if handled incorrectly, the matrix can break down altogether.
