some one help me

[Samuel_81]

hello anyone plz help me, my lenevo laptop charger connecter on the laptop fell of, and when i charge my laptop, the tip of the charger is really hot and after 3 seconds of touching it, it burns my finger, and my chargers tip which is the yellow part is abit cracked and its bent and while its charging i have to hold it pushed in hard for my laptop to charge.

 

[Saga Lout]

Stop trying to charge the laptop. If it's burning you what's it doing to the motherboard of your machine?

Go to your local e-Bay website and input the laptop's make a model then add charger and run that search. Don't buy the cheapest - pay more for an original unit rather than a cheap clone that might catch fire.

 

[Samuel_81]

Stop trying to charge the laptop. If it's burning you what's it doing to the motherboard of your machine?

Go to your local e-Bay website and input the laptop's make a model then add charger and run that search. Don't buy the cheapest - pay more for an original unit rather than a cheap clone that might catch fire.

 

[Samuel_81]

Stop trying to charge the laptop. If it's burning you what's it doing to the motherboard of your machine?

Go to your local e-Bay website and input the laptop's make a model then add charger and run that search. Don't buy the cheapest - pay more for an original unit rather than a cheap clone that might catch fire.

 

[Samuel_81]

so can i just get my connecter repaired and buy a new charger? like what do i have to do to solve this issue?

 

[Saga Lout]

I may have misunderstood but I thought the problem is with the lead from the charger to the laptop. If the power jack inside the laptop is also broken, it's far more complicated. It has to be de-soldered to remove it and that's a risky procedure.

 

[Samuel_81]

I may have misunderstood but I thought the problem is with the lead from the charger to the laptop. If the power jack inside the laptop is also broken, it's far more complicated. It has to be de-soldered to remove it and that's a risky procedure.

 

[Samuel_81]

if i was getting it professionally fixed how much will it cost?

 

[Samuel_81]

I may have misunderstood but I thought the problem is with the lead from the charger to the laptop. If the power jack inside the laptop is also broken, it's far more complicated. It has to be de-soldered to remove it and that's a risky procedure.

 

[Saga Lout]

I couldn't even guess. Here in England, I used to charge £40 for that job but when I turned 70, I found it better to turn the job down because of the risks of de-soldering the old jack to remove it from the motherboard to make room to solder a new one on. It's work for younger eyes than mine.

The part is around £2 but the work is delicate. Ask a few local PC fixers what they would charge.

 

[Samuel_81]

alright thank you so much man i hope its under 200