Dell Inspiron B130 Notebook "laptop cable retention device" Questions

...laptop it feels like it is loose. How do I fix that can it be welded or do I have to replace something. This is a dell B130 First off from what you have described it sounds like the power cord ...

...laptop when in use. Have you checked the AC power pin (where the AC cord plugs in)? Chances are that the pin has come loose from tugging and pulling on it. When this happens the battery charging is ...

Cable Retention Device) like shown here. . . There are several things that could do what you are experiencing: 1: verify that you are using a 4.62A (90watt) power supply. 2: If you have to hold the DC

...laptop works fine. How do I fix this? If the power socket is a separate section replace it else replace the motherboard. The power socket is probably loose. And once you get the power socket (pin) ...

...cable, the laptop just shuts down. No 'Shutting down, saving updates' screen just 'poof, shut down'. Any help will be appreciated :] model please ??? It sounds as if the power pin (where the AC cord ...

...Laptop My Acer 5002 will not turn on with the adapter plugged in. My computer went into hibernation yesterday after the battery went low. What do I need to do now? Do I let the battery get charged ...

...laptop i left the power cable plugged in to charge up the battery and the plastic above the plug on the laptop has melted out/up so now the hole is more of a oval than circle on top and if i want to ...

...laptop somewhere. Any suggestions and is there an easy fix? You will obviously have to replace the dc connector jack: While unsoldering the old and resoldering a new jack is not difficult, it will ...

...laptop till you get access to the motherboard power outlet part, then you will have to solder it on with a soldering iron. as long as you be careful should last long enough.. All the best John May I ...

stems from jerking or tugging on the cable. Every laptop should come with a cable retention device to keep from damaging the fragile power pin. This video has some pretty good information about it. .