The LCD is ok I ordered a replacement to double check and it also had the same problem. Any chance the LCD cable can be causing this? My multimeter has gone caput at the moment and have ordered a new one. Will test the pins when it is here .
Thanks for the input Lord. Will try and give it a search for the schematics. Since I am looking at replacing the laptop I might just super toast it with a reflow gun.
Thanks for the reply Lord. I am unable to locate any schematics anywhere. A few others have tried to find them also to no avail. Have you ever worked on this mobo and maybe remember which pin is which? Thank you.
Just an update, I purchased a new LCD just to make sure it wasn't that. Unfortunately the new LCD shows no back light either. Definitely a problem on the motherboard I guess. Looks like I will have to fork out for a replacement laptop this time .
Sorry just been dicharged from hospital (great start to new year). Anyone was anyone able to look at the pictures and identify the jumpers it.vendor is on about? Looks like I will have to fork out for a replacement laptop
Happy new year everyone. Been under the weather recently so didn't jave a chance to give an update. Pretty much still in the same situation. IT Vendor, are you able to point out on a photo of the part needing a jumper?
Sorry should have been more clear. I have the same issue as OP. The motherboard is from an Asus X53e model but the main board has listed on it K53SD rev 2.3. I dismantled the laptop to service he charging port. I did not need to replace the port as it had only become loose from its pad on the main board. I used a soldering iron to re-establish connection between the legs and board.
After that I proceeded to put the laptop back together when I thought I would double check everything. I connected the keyboard, screen...
Hello, I have the same problem. I changed the charging port and the screen now has no back light. Does anyone have a solution for this yet? Seems this is the only thread on the net with any decent info about this problem. Hope someone did find a fuse/resistor which is responsible for it.
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