Have a look at this board. I bought the laptop (HP DV6400) it thinking it might be an easy repair. It had a dead short somewhere as it tripped the lab supply as soon as it was switched on. The pictures show some small component has blown but has burnt the traces through the board to the other side. I guess that's the end of it. I'll try and identify the part from the schematic and scrape off the charcoal then see if anything can be done. woe is me.
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Re: DV6400 Board is toast
Originally posted by sparker1 View PostHave a look at this board. I bought the laptop (HP DV6400) it thinking it might be an easy repair. It had a dead short somewhere as it tripped the lab supply as soon as it was switched on. The pictures show some small component has blown but has burnt the traces through the board to the other side. I guess that's the end of it. I'll try and identify the part from the schematic and scrape off the charcoal then see if anything can be done. woe is me.
These boards can have many layers, so some traces that you can't see on the outside might be damaged.
Either the component shorted and caused a trace or via to burn up, or the other way-around...Muh-soggy-knee
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i have a mainboard of a laptop with a little blown home in the pcb. then i connect psu, the fire make an orrible smoke and it smell very bad... after isolating all that pcb hole with a dremel now board make psu stay on, but dunno if it's worth repair it as that layers are very thin and a fire can happen anytime....
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