Laptop Dell Latitude E6430 Dead

[Akhilesh_5]

hello Everyone,
A laptop Dell Latitude E6430 Is not switching.When i put it in charge in doesnt turn on its like its dead!!!!!

can someone help me?

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

It's nigh impossible to diagnose a totally dead laptop via a web forum.

Take it in to a laptop repair shop where they can open it up and hopefully see where the problem lies.

 

[jarotech]

It's nigh impossible to diagnose a totally dead laptop via a web forum.

Take it in to a laptop repair shop where they can open it up and hopefully see where the problem lies.

I diagnose many laptops on the internet and repair them, maybe you are an engineer who does not know how to repair a laptop.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

It's nigh impossible to diagnose a totally dead laptop via a web forum.

Take it in to a laptop repair shop where they can open it up and hopefully see where the problem lies.

I diagnose many laptops on the internet and repair them, maybe you are an engineer who does not know how to repair a laptop.

Good --- you should be able to help this guy then - - kindly do so instead of just bragging about it :/

 

[Zack Fowler]

Hi Akhilesh_5,

Couple of questions:

1) is there any lights on the laptop when you plug in the charger and or try to turn it on?
2) can you hear the fan or any internal components when you do try and turn it on?

 

[Scott_130]

May need a new motherboard. Is it damaged?

 

[Akhilesh_5]

Hi Akhilesh_5,

Couple of questions:

1) is there any lights on the laptop when you plug in the charger and or try to turn it on?
2) can you hear the fan or any internal components when you do try and turn it on?

NO Light and no fan movement

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Hi Akhilesh_5,

Couple of questions:

1) is there any lights on the laptop when you plug in the charger and or try to turn it on?
2) can you hear the fan or any internal components when you do try and turn it on?

NO Light and no fan movement

Could be as simple as a dead power brick. Try another one.

If that doesn't work then you may be looking at a motherboard swap as the power circuitry, which may have failed, or the power connector, which may have broken loose, isn't separately replaceable or easily repaired without the proper equipment and technique.

 

[Zack Fowler]

I agree try a new power supply. also might be worth trying to do a reset and remove the battery, hold down the power button and try to turn on again. UNlikly, but I have seen it work before.

 

[Zack Fowler]

Also are you UK or US?

 

[Akhilesh_5]

Also are you UK or US?

im from mauritius but the laptop is from uk

 

[Zack Fowler]

Any luck with power?