dc jack for hp laptop

[cabal]

got a customer who dropped his laptop on the side with the power pluged in and he broke the dc input jack. anyone out there fixing things like this got a idea where I could get the jack? everything else looks ok but the jack is in pieces.
The laptop is a p4, model crvsa-02t1-90 series.

[gregoir]

got a customer who dropped his laptop on the side with the power pluged in and he broke the dc input jack. anyone out there fixing things like this got a idea where I could get the jack? everything else looks ok but the jack is in pieces.
The laptop is a p4, model crvsa-02t1-90 series.

Now if you found a solution to this, it would be great to hear about it. My brother has the exact same problem. I have found DC jacks, but they are the wrong pin layout.

[freddy]

Now if you found a solution to this, it would be great to hear about it. My brother has the exact same problem. I have found DC jacks, but they are the wrong pin layout.

another googler "HP jackplug"


tis almost 18m old that post ,,

chances are he found a HP dealer to do it

[DonJ]

Could you come up with a better model number? I couldn't find anything with that number supplied. Need something like a Pavilion XL500 or similar.

You might try looking at HP's PartSurfer website.

Enter a good model number and follow the bouncing ball.

Good Luck!

[corturbra]

Well I had a HP laptop in which was a couple of months old, couldn't get a replacement jack anywhere, ended up needing a new board which we couldn't do as we're not a recognised HP Dealer.... chap went round to a HP dealer who said yeah I can sort it, it's gonna be £530.... so we sold him a new Dell laptop.

The HP he uses as a reminder to never carry around the laptop with the power cable plugged in.

[DonJ]

Actually tho, when you think about it, a DC jack should only have two connectors: a positive and a negative. Normally, the center conductor is the positive with the outer being the negative.

Is this not what you have? It should be pretty standard.