Gaming LAPTOP HELP PLZZZ!!

[deethebee]

ok ok ok so my laptop has been broken for a long time... it needed a new dc jack so i bought one but i need to solder connections to the bottom of the motherboard (dont no how to remove the motherboard from laptop

) so i need help i will put pics up in a minute

 

[deethebee]

here are the pics will upload a vid l8r too

 

[epicelite]

Take out screws till all the correct ones are out.


DO
NOT
PLACE
IT
ON
CARPET!

Unless you want it dead?

(If you need a work space lay down a cardboard box or something, carpet = almost guaranteed fried mobo.)

 

[Scorpei]

Do you have soldering experience? Aanyway, the type of laptop would be usefull too, but you should be able to figure it out. Probably you will need to remove CPU/GPU heatsinks and etc.. Could be some things are clicked in there rather then held in there with a screw so be mindfull of that. Also it's a multilayered PCB, don't put too much stress on there as that will kill it.

 

[playallday]

DO
NOT
PLACE
IT
ON
CARPET!

Unless you want it dead?

(If you need a work space lay down a cardboard box or something, carpet = almost guaranteed fried mobo.)

I can't believe some people will still try to do that... Yeah, carpet + any open electronic = dead electronic.

 

[deethebee]

O srry guys its a HP pavilion ZE4800

carpet=dead electronic (took it apart once on carpet worked fine)
why does carpet kill electronic?just curious

 

[deethebee]

i have soldered my dads amp (im 12) perfectly
(my dad didnt know how)
it was my first try i saw people doin it on youtube modding wiis
so my dad got a soldering iron and some thin thin solder

 

[Scorpei]

O srry guys its a HP pavilion ZE4800

carpet=dead electronic (took it apart once on carpet worked fine)
why does carpet kill electronic?just curious

carpet+rubbing = static
static + exposed electronics = dead electronics

It also goes for person + carpet = staticly charged person
staticly charged person + exposed electronics = dead electronics

Make sure you are grounded and whatever you are working with is placed on an anti-static surface.

 

[Scorpei]

BTW:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualC...uct=385169&
Service manuals are there too, so have fun and let us know how it went

.

 

[deethebee]

thanks i still have alot to remove how do i "GROUND" myself?

 

[deethebee]

finished all put back together just waiting for the power supply tell you guys how it goes tomoroow

 

[Scorpei]

Soo, any news?