Dell Inspiron 8000 Inverter Board.

[confus-ed]

Well I can't help with any of those numbers either ... dell part numbers are generally 5 digits & with a bar code so as you say not them ... mmm but 'soldered on' - won't I think have that, so I don't think any of the numbers are dell bits ... But you think the displays an hitachi one anyway?, but I dunno about them !

Can you furnish us with an image ? .. maybe...

Stumped!

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The inverter's for dell's are dell specific. No other laptop uses them. If you have the unit's service numbers (I need both the service tag and the other one) I can try and look up a part number for you. Dell often packs the inverter as part of an "LCD maint kit"

~Chris

[Hippie_Tech]

Service Tag: BZ5TR01
Express Service Code: 26070707953

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Service Tag: BZ5TR01
Express Service Code: 26070707953

Um you have a rapid response warrenty on this unit.... send it in get the parts for free. I posted the part break out for you to go over.

~Chris


System Summary
Inspiron 8000
Service Tag Number: BZ5TR01
Ship Date: 7/31/2001
Dell IBU: N/A
Active Limited Warranty Expiration: 317 Days
No extended warranty offers are available for this service tag at this time.




* Limited Warranty Coverage Provider Start Date End Date Days Left
Rapid Response Depot SOL 7/31/2002 7/31/2004 317



2 0120C Insert, Blank, PC Memory Card Intl. Assoc., CP/CPX
1 4F410 Pipe, Height, Thin, FINS, PONG, V2
1 6D940 Processor, PIII-CUM, 800, 256K, PGA2, D0
1 8C612 Battery, 59WHR, 14.8V, 8CELL, Direct Ship
1 48CVX Assembly, Carrier, Hard Drive, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 58DUV Hard Drive, 20GB, IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), 2.5" Form Factor, 9.5MM, HITACHI
1 8267R Connector, Header, 2X22, Female, 2, S, Gold, 35K, Third Height, Chip Set
1 0D145 Subassembly, Liquid Crystal Display, 15, HITACHI, V.2, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 1C062 Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Main, PHOTON, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 549NP Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic, Lonsdale/Lavaca, Inspiron
1 6G500 Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lavaca, HARMNK, V4
1 8E174 Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base (Assembly or Group), V2
1 3609Y Keyboard, 87, United States, Lonsdale/Lavaca, United States
1 1045D Cord, Power, 110V, 6F, Alternating Current, 3W\3P, United States
1 40TPP Assembly, Cable, Bay (Drive Bay), I8000, United States
1 9364U Adapter, Alternating Current, External, 20V, 70W, 3W, Bell Atlantic
1 3C405 Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Back Pack
1 0F144 Subassembly, Digital Video Disk Drive, 8X, TOSHIBA, SIDE, Inspiron
1 1887W Kit, DOC/DSK, Software, Digital Video Disk Drive, IVIB39, With Dolby Headphone Technology
1 6F857 Subassembly, Compact Disk Read Write, SONY, Kit, Omaha, World Wide
1 8G079 Compact Diskette, Software, DELL-APPS, BKUP5, England/English
1 4G889 Modem, V90, Internal, Network Interface Card/Controllers, , ACTIONTEC, Actiontec, V2
1 5E441 Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, GRPH, 32M, ATI, Latched Address, Inspiron
1 09YXE Subassembly, Floppy Drive, INT\EXT, CELESTICA, Latitude CP
1 4G604 Documentation, Windows XP Home, Upgrade, England/English, NO-PRCD
1 5E756 Kit, Software, OfficeXP Professional, 5.25" Form Factor, Original Equipment Mfgr., England/English
1 790MG Kit, Software, MS-MNY-2K1, Original Equipment Mfgr., England/English
1 37NUX Assembly, Cable, 4P, 1.0M, I/0, 1394, Lonsdale/Lavaca
2 5395P Dual In-Line Memory Module, 128, 100M, 16X64, 4K, 144

[confus-ed]

Um you have a rapid response warrenty on this unit.... send it in get the parts for free...Active Limited Warranty Expiration: 317 Days ....

Well I assumed the 'beast' in question was out of warranty ! but seems not ... Could he not return the entire unit then ? (not impuning Hippie_Tech's ability but he did mention soldering ! surley this is best done by a dell 'repairer' then he's covered still ...?)

[Hippie_Tech]

I feel stupid now. When the client brought it in, the first thing we asked was whether or not the unit was under warranty. He said "no, I only had a one year warranty". I took him for his word and never thought to check if it was still in warranty. He'll be getting a call with his options (sending it in for repair). Never again will I take a client's word for warranty. The last thing I need is someone coming in for a repair, bill them, and then get an angry phone call from the customer asking us why they were charged for something that was under warranty. I'm re-assembling and giving it back to the client. Thanks everyone.