It may be fixable but you would need to have a DMM (digital multimeter) and know how to use it and also how to read schematic diagrams.
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It may be fixable but you would need to have a DMM (digital multimeter) and know how to use it and also know how to read schematic diagrams.
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Here’s a link to the [https://www.alisaler.com/dell-latitude-g3-loki-g-15-17-la-f611p-r10-schematic/|schematics] for the motherboard.
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Here’s a link to the [link|https://www.alisaler.com/dell-latitude-g3-loki-g-15-17-la-f611p-r10-schematic/|schematics] for the motherboard.
Confirm that the motherboard’s model number is LA-f611P to be sure I’ve linked the correct one. The model number is printed on the motherboard itself. If yours is different, search for ''(insert motherboard’s model number) schematics'' to hopefully find the one applicable to your model.
If it is the correct one, download the schematic and then go to p.59 of 78 and p.60 of 78 to view the power circuits from the DC-jack in and start checking the voltages etc.
Hi @montcer9012 ,
It may be fixable but you would need to have a DMM (digital multimeter) and know how to use it and also how to read schematic diagrams.
Here’s a link to the [https://www.alisaler.com/dell-latitude-g3-loki-g-15-17-la-f611p-r10-schematic/|schematics] for the motherboard.
Confirm that the motherboard’s model number is LA-f611P to be sure I’ve linked the correct one. The model number is printed on the motherboard itself. If yours is different, search for ''(insert motherboard’s model number) schematics'' to hopefully find the one applicable to your model.
If it is the correct one, download the schematic and then go to p.59 of 78 and p.60 of 78 to view the power circuits from the DC-jack in and start checking the voltages etc.