ASUS Eee PC 1000H Laptop "fixing loose brick" Questions

brick itself is going bad, or the actual part where it connects to your pc is loose. worse case is your battery itself may be loosing the ability to charge.. hope this helps would love a thumbs up lol

...brick. The power goes into a modular-style equipment socket. This can become loose. Follow the wire the rest of the way to the monitor. It connects to the back of the screen with a small round plug. ...

...brick. The power goes into a modular-style equipment socket. This can become loose. Follow the wire the rest of the way to the monitor. It connects to the back of the screen with a small round plug. ...

...brick. There could also be a problem with the pin on the motherboard becoming loose (fairly common in older laptops) which would cause the laptop not to charge. The only fix for that problem is ...

brick plugged in try starting it. The power adapter is a bit tricky to test as you need a multimeter or a spare one. It can test ok when not plugged in but fail when it has to worked harder. Past this

brick") checked by the Geek Squad. They verified with a multimeter that the proper voltage is at the plug end that goes into the laptop. I have found a dc jack online for under 20 bucks...do I need to

...brick (middle of the power cord) often this comes loose and is not noticed until battery is dead. The leds staying dim is what made me think of this. They will go out when on battery only especially ...

...brick. If so you usually should replace the entire power supply unless you are real handy with a soldering iron. If moving the position of the two power supply cables doesn't identify the short, you ...

...loose connection on the latops power input connector on the man logic board or mother board. Ether way its going to need to be looked at first thing to try is get a new AC power brick for it if that ...

...loose from the motherboard (I have 3 in the shop right now with the same problem)If you can, check and see if it's getting juice to the battery when plugged in using a multimeter. Good luck Sounds ...