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- Jan 1, 1970
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I have had my toshiba laptop for a year and a month...I say this
because my warranty expired a month ago lucky me. Anyways it gets hot
real hot so i have a tendency of tippin it backwards when im trying to
use it for something quick and dont feel like putting it on the
cooling tray. In this event i ruined the cord. So i hopped on ebay and
bought a universal. Due to laziness I start tipping the laptop again
and break the little prongs on the universal. I have a friend make me
a make shift charger that has the right pollarity and such(excuse the
spelling im a electronic retard) so this power supply works fine until
my next ebay cord is coming till one day it stop charging. So i get
the proper cord and still no power. I looked into the hole where the
power supply plugs in and it would appear that some solder is melted
and crack probably due to the heat,,,,,WHO KNOWS! I find out my
warranty expired a month ago so no help from them. Im lost on what to
do now. Is there a way of charging battery without using the laptop or
I saw a post of someone who fixed the soldering problem but didnt
catch how he did it....I have a friend pretty knowledgable of such
things. But before presenting this to him I would like to have a few
sollutions from you smart people on how to remedy this
problem........Thanks for reading this dreery story and thanks for any
help given.
Shari
because my warranty expired a month ago lucky me. Anyways it gets hot
real hot so i have a tendency of tippin it backwards when im trying to
use it for something quick and dont feel like putting it on the
cooling tray. In this event i ruined the cord. So i hopped on ebay and
bought a universal. Due to laziness I start tipping the laptop again
and break the little prongs on the universal. I have a friend make me
a make shift charger that has the right pollarity and such(excuse the
spelling im a electronic retard) so this power supply works fine until
my next ebay cord is coming till one day it stop charging. So i get
the proper cord and still no power. I looked into the hole where the
power supply plugs in and it would appear that some solder is melted
and crack probably due to the heat,,,,,WHO KNOWS! I find out my
warranty expired a month ago so no help from them. Im lost on what to
do now. Is there a way of charging battery without using the laptop or
I saw a post of someone who fixed the soldering problem but didnt
catch how he did it....I have a friend pretty knowledgable of such
things. But before presenting this to him I would like to have a few
sollutions from you smart people on how to remedy this
problem........Thanks for reading this dreery story and thanks for any
help given.
Shari