Re: Laptop, 1st sign of life, WHEN?

Paul <[email protected]>
Newsgroups alt.comp.hardware
Organization A noiseless patient Spider
Message-ID <[email protected]>
bad sector wrote:
> 
> Aging Asus g73sw-xt1 Laptop:
> 
> After having disassembled the unit, I made many repairs including 
> resoldering the AC-Adapter pin. Then I reinstalled the mobo and fans in 
> the bottom tray. Connected the power and pressed the ON button: nothing. 
> I had expected the fans to start moving. There isn't a single LED on 
> this board to show anything. For now the question is still relatively 
> simple, when should I see something that says the board is 'working'?
> 
> TIA
> 

I'd start by verifying the battery pack is connected.

Is there cabling for that ?

Then review whether the AC Adapter input path is wired up.
Some of those use a separate PCB for the connector, and the
separate PCB has to be wired up.

The power button, depending on design, also has to be
connected. It could be on its own subassembly and using
a cable.

Just do the usual things.

If you took digital camera photos during the disassembly, you
can use those for comparing the before and after.

    Paul
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