My lenovo laptop has a problem with the right side with the charger plug because it fell from my bed a couple of times, and th

[annneeey]

Looking for ideas on how to fix the problem on my lenovo laptop

 

[webworkings]

If the port (where the cord plugs in) is loose, the only way to fix is either tighten, if possible, or replace it.

If the device is under warranty, I would contact the manufacturer before doing any work.

Now if the problem is with the cord, and not the port, then you would need to replace the charger cord.

 

[ffg7]

annneeey, what is the rest of the sentence in your title after "th"?

webworkings, you can't tighten something if it does not have screws & to replace that power jack means you have to disassemble the laptop. desolder the jack, get a new correct jack, solder the new jack to motherboard & re-assemble the laptop.

 

[webworkings]

ffg7

webworkings, you can't tighten something if it does not have screws & to replace that power jack means you have to disassemble the laptop. desolder the jack, get a new correct jack, solder the new jack to motherboard & re-assemble the laptop.

In regards to tightening, my particular device can be tightened (has screws to support the whole jack) I know not all can, hence the if possible. I know, this is why I didn't mention it further and mentioned the other options.

 

[ffg7]

what "particular device" is that, a laptop?

 

[webworkings]

Yeah, but it is really old and was customized by a friend. Perhaps they added that option. Can't say, I didn't see it until after they customized it.

 

[ffg7]

might not be customized but original to laptop if that old.