BOARDVIEW DELL LATITUDE 3510 MOCKINGBIRD -L UMA 6L 19746
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hy, this file not open. please help ... for MOCKINGBIRD-L CML 6L 19746-1
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Anyone Have BoardView DELL Latitude 3410 MOCKINGBIRD-L CML DIS 8L 19709-1 ..or schematic.
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I have a Dell Latitude 5530 with a damaged RJ45 network connector. See the attached pictures.
Have already searched on Farnell / Aliexpress / Ebay and had contact with several suppliers on Aliexpress and Ebay, but they cannot deliver this connector.
Is there someone inside the EU, who has these connector(s) or perhaps defective motherboard(s) for these laptop models I have mentioned in the topic title.
Pictures of these boards:
Dell Latitude 5520 https://www.ebay.com/itm/256052956663
Dell Latitude 5530 https://www.ebay.com/itm/125844181534
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Dell Latitude 3510 (Intel Core i7-10510U) CPU Overheating
Issue Description:- CPU Overheating to 100°C
- When I start the laptop from a cold state, it takes about a minute to reach temps around 80-90-100°C, and CPU thermal throttling triggers.
- When the CPU fan is running at full speed (by disconnecting PWM and TACH cables), CPU temperature stays around 50-60°C.
- However, when the fan is connected normally to the motherboard, it does not kick in at high temperatures.
- I also noticed a few times that the fan kicked in for a very short time, but it does not stay on consistently.
- Thermal
- CPU Overheating to 100°C
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Good day everyone.
Got a dell latitude 5285 with motherboard version LA-D89 in the shop today which won't power on. So I opened her up, disconnected the battery and hooked up a charger to see if anything stands out on the board.
I was instantly greeted with the evil glow of a burnt component. Turns out that what looks like a mosfet with silkscreen marking U7 next to it has burnt out. Been looking for a schematic and boardview to check which component it is but have not been able to find one.
Anyone on here have the files laying around?08-29-2025, 03:00 PM -
Hello all,
this is my first post, so if I make mistakes please do not hesitate to point them out, thank you in advance.
I got a Dell Latitude 5420 (Service Tag: 7RFM6D3, Motherboard: GDF40 LA-491P Rev.: 2.0 (A01)) which does not start and I want to repair it. These are the symptoms:
If the laptop is only connected to the AC adapter (battery removed):
When I press the power button, the keyboard backlight and the display backlight are turning on. Caps key light is lightning, but key does not respond to pressing it.
The power/battery...
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