Laptop repair ,I need you.

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This is where the charger plugs in. I'm assuming the problem starts here.

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So the back of the charger point welding looks shody.

>>257486
It's hard to tell from your camerawork, but you can test it by following the trace then using a pair of probes to short it to whatever it's supposed to be connected to.

>>257488
I literally just have screws nothing else.
I've taken it apart before and it worked for a while, but then mate knocked out the plug .

What would you need a picture of ?

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So I found that the welding piece is cracked , and moves around easily.

What could I use to connect , the piece I don't have a weld so some out of the box thinking is needed.

Maybe heating up a needle and really melting the old weld.

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>>257502
Epic , let me see if I have copper wire lying around.

>>257502
That some real thug shit. Its like the type of stuff someone comes up with in a prison.

>>257502
Genius. Saved.

Well the copper wire didn't work to remelt the soldering , but I did use wire insulation and tape to hold the cracked piece of solder in place .

Not a permanent fix but it works for now.