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Laptop Ribbon connecters

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by Ryan95, Sep 4, 2011.

  1. Ryan95

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    Hey I had a laptop that I opened up and took the power ribbon connected to the motherboard out, only problem is when I did that the brown connecter that secures the ribbon broke on one side. Now I have tried plenty of times to secure it with just the one intact side but it never works, the laptop will switch on but after a few mins the screen goes funny. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement for the brown ribbon connecters online???? Thanks in advance
     
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    I have no idea what i am typing in though, what is the item i'm looking for called? tried ribbon connecters nothing, any help please????
     
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    what is the make & model# of the laptop? how good is your soldering & de-soldering?
     
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    It's a toshiba satellite u200-115, why would I need to solder? The connecter I broke was plastic
     
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    the connector is soldered to the motherboard, correct?
     
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