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  • kjchatman
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Dec 2012
    • 240
    • united states

    #1

    QH7 AND QH8 TORN OFF DELL LA-K452P MOTHERBOARD

    I'm doing this repair for someone who claims that the laptop simply stopped coming on. these two mosfest are clearly ripped from the board and everything else seems ok. One of the two mosfets was still setting near the area. These seem hard to come by without ordering from overseas. Can I reattach only one of the two and get this to power on again?
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  • natic
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2018
    • 80
    • Slovenia, EU

    #2
    Originally posted by kjchatman
    Can I reattach only one of the two and get this to power on again?
    Of course not. Both transistors must be soldered.

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    • kjchatman
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Dec 2012
      • 240
      • united states

      #3
      well i wired the torn traces and it powered up but without the transistors the usb-c port won't work and im sure the customer won't mind

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