Hello,
1) I had a keyboard problem (some keys were not working) with my Dell 5470 laptop and I was trying to take a look inside of the laptop, because the warranty is over.
Some advices found over the internet were saying, that I should check the keyboard connector, if it is not oxidized. I removed the keyboard socket before removing the battery and now the notebook won't turn on. (no lights, anything) Other than the keyboard, the laptop worked perfectly before this stupid move.
Do you know what could possibly happen? Did I destroy the motherboard?
2) I have a Lenovo E420s with liquid spilled on it, is dead as well. (when I try to power on it, there is some light on the power button)
Will I repair it if I replace the motherboard or other components are dead as well?
I am new to repairing laptops, as you can see.
Thanks for any advice.
1) I had a keyboard problem (some keys were not working) with my Dell 5470 laptop and I was trying to take a look inside of the laptop, because the warranty is over.
Some advices found over the internet were saying, that I should check the keyboard connector, if it is not oxidized. I removed the keyboard socket before removing the battery and now the notebook won't turn on. (no lights, anything) Other than the keyboard, the laptop worked perfectly before this stupid move.
Do you know what could possibly happen? Did I destroy the motherboard?
2) I have a Lenovo E420s with liquid spilled on it, is dead as well. (when I try to power on it, there is some light on the power button)
Will I repair it if I replace the motherboard or other components are dead as well?
I am new to repairing laptops, as you can see.
Thanks for any advice.