Jose Santiago Apple MacBook Pro Unibody System Reflow Repair on Unknown

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Jose,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

Apple MacBook Pro Unibody with the serialization of Unknown

Now, with the Apple MacBook Pro Unibody with the serialization of Unknown has been repaired and is ready for return. The system is labeled Apple logic board 820-2849-A. The system had a reflow performed on the Nvidia GeForce N119-GE1-W-A3, Intel SL6ZS, and Intel SLBZT chipsets.

No power adapter was found within the box with this system.

The MacBook was tested at the following points to see if the backlight inverter fuses are damaged. The ceramic fuse F6903 tested undamaged. The ceramic fuse F7041 tested undamaged. The ceramic fuse F7040 tested undamaged. The “P” link fuse F9800 tested damaged and was replaced repairing the video on the system.

The video can be viewed here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaof55tzPGc

You also need to update the video drivers from Nvidia.com, ATI.com, and the BIOS from HP if one is to be applied. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/helpful-hints/

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img if any are to be viewed.

Your system was shipped without a prepaid Fedex label or account for return shipping.

You have 30 days to make this payment from the time the package is delivered the first time.

Ryan Hardee DV4-1220US System Reflow Repair on CND9042Z86

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Ryan,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

HP DV4-1220US with the serialization of CND9042Z86

As agreed your system is billed at $125.00 per system.

Now, with the HP DV4-1220US with the serialization of CND9042Z86 has been reflowed. The system board was labeled HP SPS 511858-001. The system reflowed on both the AMD Radeon IGP 0840 chipset.

After the reflow of the chipset, we noticed your system was not working correctly. We ran our diagnostics software on the system and found it came back with the following error. Your processor was found to be failed and damaged. The processor was exchanged, and found the new processor caused the system to display a repaired system.

Please keep in mind you need to reapply thermal compound such as Artic Silver 5. You also need to update the video drivers from Nvidia.com and the BIOS from HP if one is to be applied. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/tips.html

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img

The system repair can be found here along with the explanation of how we repair systems in our shop and what we do to process the repair. The HP DV4-1220US video displays our system, repair processes, and what settings we use with our IR system to reflow your system.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5S3raBW9hU

Joe Klaas HP DV9208nr System Reflow Repair on CNF7034FLF

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Joe,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

HP DV9000 with the serialization of CNF7034FLF

As agreed your system is billed at $125.00 per system.

Now, with the HP DV9000 with the serialization of CNF7034FLF has been reflowed. The system board was labeled HP SPS 44022-001. The system reflowed on both the Nvidia GeForce GO6150 (NF-G06150-N-A2) and the Nvidia NF-430-N-A3 chipset.

After the reflow of the two chipsets, we noticed your system was working correctly. We ran our diagnostics software on the system and found it came back without any errors.

Please keep in mind you need to reapply thermal compound such as Artic Silver 5. You also need to update the video drivers from Nvidia.com and the BIOS from HP if one is to be applied. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/tips.html

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img

Unspecified User Dell D630 System Repair on Unknown

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

(Unspecified User),

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your system sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machine sent in for repair by you:

Dell Latitude D630 with the serialization of Unknown

As agreed your motherboard is billed at $75.00.

Now, with the Dell Latitude D630 with the serialization Unknown has been repaired and is ready for return. The system required a reflow on the Nvidia GeForce G86-620-A2, Intel SLA5H, and Intel SLA5Q chipsets.

As requested, we reversed the “thermoelectric” fan modification performed by Precision Division. We rewired your fan, tested the unit, and checked for any obvious system faults finding none after our repair.

Please keep in mind you need to reapply thermal compound such as Artic Silver 5. You also need to update the video drivers from Nvidia.com and the BIOS from Dell if one is to be applied. If not, please update your driver from Nvidia.com with your correct operating system listed. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system if you are performing this as a third party repair.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/tips.html

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img under Unspecified User so we may keep your identity confidential due to the nature of your repair.

Below is a video and in-depth explanation of your system repair performed by us:

IR based laptop BGA reflow of a Dell 1501 ATI motherboard to fix a scrambled video issue caused by bad solder.

This laptop came in from a local drop off to our shop and it had an odd issue. We usually do not see issues like we saw with this system, but slowly but surely we fixed this system up by reflowing the chipsets. Unlike the HP systems with a Nvidia issue, this Dell Inspirion 1501 had an ATI series of chipsets but they still required a reflow service.

Reflow and reball of PS3, Xbox 360, and laptop system boards after being fluxed and heat gun/hot air gun attempted.

Here is a new video that I produced displaying a few systems, mainly PS3 and Xbox 360, that were worked on previously by a few home users. The system boards were fluxed, hot air heated, heatsink damaged, and more issues. This video displays greatly why hot air videos on Youtube and tutorials are damaging to a system board. Now, I receive a number of emails saying “But what if I use aluminum foil wrapped around my board then ….” My answer to them is always check out this video because I was told some of these boards were wrapped in foil and heated with a shrink wrap hot air gun from Lowes.

Paul Eads of FamilyLawyer911.com HP DV9000 System Repair on CNF6490HZ8

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, Georgia 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Paul,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

HP DV9000 with the serialization of CNF6490HZ8

As agreed your system is billed at $125.00 for the reflow plus the cost of the screen.

Now, with the HP DV9000 with the serialization of CNF6490HZ8 has been reflowed and is ready for return. The motherboard is listed as HP Spare 447983-001. The system reflowed on both the Nvidia GeForce GO8600 (NF-G08600-N-A2), Intel SLA5D, and the Intel SLA5Q chipsets.

Your system was shipped without a power adapter.

Your system also required a LCD and inverter replacement as part of the repair service. These two units were purchased and replaced.

You also need to update the video drivers from Nvidia.com and the BIOS from HP if one is to be applied. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/helpful-tips/

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img

Your repair was also documented here with a video explaining much of the repair process:

How dirty is that PS3 in the window? Yes, the one with the bad chipsets.

New video that I produced displaying what a dirty system, mainly any system, will do to a user’s electronics. We had a PS3 delivered to us with a Blu-Ray player issue and this system would not play Blu-Ray discs or DVDs. After our reflow, the system worked great.

Joe Warnett Apple iMac G5 ALS Ambient Light System Repair on W86410RKWRW

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Joe,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

Apple iMac G5 ALS Ambient Light with the serialization of W8410RKWRW

Now, with the Apple iMac G5 ALS Ambient Light with the serialization of W8410RKWRW has been evaluated, repaired, and is ready for return. The system is labeled A1076-M9845LL-White-ALS, 661-3613, and 820-1747. The system required a reflow on the ATI Radeon, Intel SL8YB, and Intel SL8Z2 chipsets.

No power adapter was found within the box. The system alone was received.

A hard drive was found within your system, but in this case, you will need to follow the directions below to finalize a successful repair.

You also need to update the video drivers from Intel.com, ATI.com, or Nvidia.com and the BIOS from HP or Dell if one is to be applied once the system is repaired. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/category/helpful-hints/

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img

Your system was shipped without a prepaid Fedex label or account for return shipping. The system will be shipped back using Fedex COD. The system was shipped back to Joe Warnett of Interactive Automation.

Below is a video detailing the reflow step by step:

Basham Johnson Dell D820 System Repair on 8VRRY2J

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Basham,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

Dell D820 with the serialization of 8VRRY2J

Now, with the Dell D820 with the serialization of 8VRRY2J has been evaluated, repaired, and is ready for return. The system is labeled CN-0FF096-48643 and 31JM6MB0014. The system required a reflow on the Intel SL8YB and Intel SL8Z2 chipsets.

No power adapter was found within the box. The laptop alone was received.

A hard drive was found within your system, but in this case, you will need to follow the directions below to finalize a successful repair.

You also need to update the video drivers from Intel.com, ATI.com, or Nvidia.com and the BIOS from HP or Dell if one is to be applied once the system is repaired. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/category/helpful-hints/

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img

Your system was shipped without a prepaid Fedex label or account for return shipping. The system will be shipped back using Fedex COD.

Below is a video detailing the reflow step by step:

Obaid Hasan HP DV7-1264NR System Repair on Unknown

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Obaid,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

HP DV7-1264NR with the serialization of Unknown

Now, with the HP DV7-1264NR with the serialization of Unknown has been evaluated, repaired, and is ready for return. The system is labeled HP Spare 506124-001. The system required a reflow on the ATI Northbridge 0904 and Southbridge 0904 chipsets.

No power adapter was found within the box. The motherboard alone was received.

No hard drive was found within your system or box. In this case, you will need to follow the directions below to finalize a successful repair.

You also need to update the video drivers from Nvidia.com and the BIOS from HP if one is to be applied once the system is repaired.. Please advise your end user to purchase a cooling pad to help insure the removal of heat from the system.

If you need more help in explaining these areas to your end user, please visit http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/category/helpful-hints/

Pictures of the repair can be viewed at http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com/img

Your system was shipped without a prepaid Fedex label or account for return shipping. The system will be shipped back using Fedex COD.

Below is a video detailing the reflow step by step:

Mike in Ringgold, GA Toshiba A305 System Repair on Unknown

James Howell
DoubleClickItToFixIt.com
7472 Nashville Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
706-307-9689

http://www.doubleclickittofixit.com

Mike,

This email will serve as an update on the status and repair of your systems sent in.

Currently I have listed the following machines sent in for repair by you:

Toshiba A305 with the serialization of Unknown

As agreed your system is billed at $75.00 per system.

Now, with the Toshiba A305 with the serialization of Unknown has been repaired and is ready for return.

The system had a number of viruses on it.

Your system was cleaned; antivirus was replaced; updated and scanned. The antivirus was configured for daily updates and to have on access scanning. Your operating system is Windows 7 Home Premium. All updates were applied via AutoPatcher dated for 04/01/2011.

A copy of the repair log is posted below:

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