ChatterBank1 min ago
Fujitsu
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anybody got repair manual for esprimo mobile v6500 laptop please? Fujitsu not helping at all, utube repair videos all in spanish, what is it with this sh*t hole of a country when EVERYTHING has to be f**king difficult? They wouldn't put up with this crap in America!!
Bob
Bob
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Hi WyeDyed,
I'm trying to peplace dc socket (the socket mains lead goes into on back of laptop). It seems I have to strip laptop right down, including taking off keyboard etc., to replace. Three choices. 1) computer repair shop at £100 +, the guy is very fair and wont *** me, says he needs about 3 -4 hours to work on it which equates to £30 per hr, says himself not worth the expense. 2) repair myself if I can, part costs £5-00 on ebay, or 3) buy a new laptop at £250 - £300 refurbished from pc world.
Thanks mate for enquiring,
Bob
I'm trying to peplace dc socket (the socket mains lead goes into on back of laptop). It seems I have to strip laptop right down, including taking off keyboard etc., to replace. Three choices. 1) computer repair shop at £100 +, the guy is very fair and wont *** me, says he needs about 3 -4 hours to work on it which equates to £30 per hr, says himself not worth the expense. 2) repair myself if I can, part costs £5-00 on ebay, or 3) buy a new laptop at £250 - £300 refurbished from pc world.
Thanks mate for enquiring,
Bob
I see your dilemma. I have taken apart a few laptops and it can be a nightmare.
Your repair chap is right, it's a two to three hour job to replace a £5.00 part.
One piece of advice, use a table with plenty of space, lay the screws out in a manner that you can see where they came from when it comes to reassembly.
There can be anything from 3 to 8 different size screws.
I have recently sold my Esprimo V1550 but never had to strip it down so I cannot offer specific advice, sorry.
Good Luck.
Your repair chap is right, it's a two to three hour job to replace a £5.00 part.
One piece of advice, use a table with plenty of space, lay the screws out in a manner that you can see where they came from when it comes to reassembly.
There can be anything from 3 to 8 different size screws.
I have recently sold my Esprimo V1550 but never had to strip it down so I cannot offer specific advice, sorry.
Good Luck.