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    Samsung NP3530EC

    Hi, I hope someone can help with my problem. I have replaced a DC jack on a Samsung NP3530EC, something I have done a few times on this model alone. This time however the laptop wouldn't turn on or charge, its at this point I noted two very tiny components burned out close to the jack. When I touched them with tweezers they just fell off the board! I have quite a few faulty motherboards from various laptops hanging around that could be used to donor components, however I would really like to know what the components were and if replacement is possible.

    Picture attached.

    PS I am reasonable with a soldering iron.

    Thanks in advance
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    #2
    Re: Samsung NP3530EC

    Hi, could anyone please offer any advice to what components were that burnt out. I have attached a picture of the same model of board without damage if that may help with identification.
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      #3
      Re: Samsung NP3530EC

      Hi. I will check later if I have the same board at hand. They look like capacitors.

      Regards
      Last edited by DSpawnZ; 09-17-2015, 12:26 PM.

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        #4
        Re: Samsung NP3530EC

        ths components are , coils , you can make a bypass between to sides , or simple put another coil .

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          #5
          Re: Samsung NP3530EC

          but you must remove both you got here in this moments , since they are not good . remove from another board or simply make a bridge between to sides ... you will have outher circuit protection further along the 19volts rails , so dont worry to much if you dont find the coil itself to replace .

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            #6
            Re: Samsung NP3530EC

            Thank you so very much for your advice. it is appreciated. Thanks to you all.

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              #7
              Re: Samsung NP3530EC

              it is capacitors. coils are big near. u dont need it.

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                #8
                Re: Samsung NP3530EC

                ktm now , does 2 right side of the dc jack are coils , small coils
                they look like capacitors but they aren't

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                  #9
                  Re: Samsung NP3530EC

                  my bad i didnt notice first picture , the broken ones , are capacitor , just remove then t usually does 2 coils right near does capacitor , usually also get damaged . so you must have 19 volts on both sides of does coils . if they dont have voltage (this are the ones i mention you can bridge ) the small ones you CAN?T bridge them or else you short 19 volts line to gnd |

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                    #10
                    Re: Samsung NP3530EC

                    Thanks for all the help. This is what i did, i found a replacement for the small component on the left and soldered it on and the same for the other, however i then ended up with the positive and negative showing contnuity and nothing working, anyway quite by accident really with a little bit of a clumbsy hand with the soldering iron i knocked off the component to the right and despite there been nothing bridging the gap i now have a fully functional motherboard that charges and now boots normaly. ??? Any ideas why.

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                      #11
                      Re: Samsung NP3530EC

                      Must have been a shorted capacitor. Often the system works ok without replacing them, because the are only there minimize interference etc.

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