Question How can I fix this laptop motherboard it has inpcb power button

[Swapnadeep]

How can I fix this laptop motherboard it has in pcb power button and now it has been distroyed I've tried replacing any other button but it doesn't work I've searched so many things online but I have found something like just strip cable mobos and my mobo has in pcb button so how to fix these ?

 

[lvt]

Can you take a photo of the button?

 

[Swapnadeep]

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[lvt]

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[Swapnadeep]

Can you take a photo of the button?

https://ibb.co/R0RVV8L

 

[lvt]

What laptop model do you have?

 

[Swapnadeep]

um I don't have laptop body so I don't know laptop model but I have motherboard model or something like that tf041-th-pcb pwa-8515

 

[lvt]

um I don't have laptop body so I don't know laptop model but I have motherboard model or something like that tf041-th-pcb pwa-8515

It could be similar this one:

It seems that the surface mount switch on your motherboard has been removed. You need to buy one with the same size and solder it to the board.

 

[Swapnadeep]

It could be similar this one:

It seems that the surface mount switch on your motherboard has been removed. You need to buy one with the same size and solder it to the board.

Ok I'll find that button but can you find this motherboard at low cost possible in India so i can place my components in it

 

[lvt]

Ok I'll find that button but can you find this motherboard at low cost possible in India so i can place my components in it

Sorry but I'm not familiar with India market, but you can try to find out, the laptop model is Roverbook Voyager V515.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

From what I see in that photo the solder pads around that area have been severely damaged, if not outright destroyed. This board is not much more than a parts donor now.

 

[USAFRet]

Did someone use a chisel on that area?

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Did someone use a chisel on that area?

I'm thinking more along the lines of a jackhammer.