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Last Activity: 05-27-2010, 04:37 AM
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  • Re: Laptop DC Socket removal

    Just a update,
    I could not desolder the socket by any means.
    Finally I got myself some jewellers diamond coated drill bits and a dremel and drilled the holes out. It worked perfectly.
    New experience to add to my socket repairt skills.
    Anyway I am now ready for any type of socket repair LOL!
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  • Re: Laptop DC Socket removal

    Thanks for your response.
    I was also thinking this is lead-free solder. But lead-free solder should melt below 250C ?
    My soldering iron is rated upto 380C. And Itried several soldering irons including one upto 450C.
    I bought some lead-free solder (99.3Sn) to try and my soldering iron can easily work with this solder.
    I am a part time computer technician and this laptop(infact two of the same model) came from a computer shop who said it is too difficult replace the socket. I thought they mentioned it in general but I realize...
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  • Laptop DC Socket removal

    Hi everybody,
    I am new to this forum.
    I don't know whether this is the correct place to post it.
    Anyway my problem is ;
    I am trying to replace the DC socket of a laptop motherboard, the model being Medion MD96630.
    Even though I have only got very basic soldering skils I have so far replaced a dozen of laptop DC Sockets.
    But I have never encoutered this type of soldering.
    The solder around the pins look yellowish and the amount of solder used is less than with other normal solder joints.
    I tried to remove the socket with my normal...
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