Dell Latitude D600 won't consistently turn on

**McKenzie!** · 03-09-2011

I have a Dell D600 that should not turn on. When I connect to the power connector the green light goes out. It likewise should not run on electric storage device. I doubted that a broken power jack could create this. I was having some situation with the power bind before so I at present requested a newfangled bind sheet. Need to swap the power jack or am going wrong somewhere?

**Ceesar** · 03-09-2011

In the event that you inquire than I would give just about anything to spare you the time to know that it happens to the dell progression. The explanation for the proposed is that the power jack on the motherboard could be defective. You need to commission a newfangled power jack on to the motherboard. Some users could rather purchase a utilized working machine rather that repair. The explanation I am telling this is on account of the same situation untruths with me.

**Kickapoo** · 03-09-2011

I have a Dell 610 and it is not powering on. The electric cell is full charge at the instant. The aforementioned are the symptoms.
Since I attempted to turn it with the electric cell full charge it makes a point not to turn on
When I interface the DC connector to the laptop with the full charge electric cell embedded the green light on the DC connector unequivocally goes off and it makes a point not to turn on as well.
When I took the DC connector out, the green light remains off and tries not to turn on again. I need to play with the DC connector until the green light comes.

**Cruzz** · 03-09-2011

I saw this post, I am presently having a situation with my Dell D600, when I press the on bind the catch and the 3 pointer lights to the alternate of it flash for a moment then stop and the laptop won’t begin up, depending on if I connect force to the right of the on catch or now and then to the other side of the on fasten it will begin, once its on all is fine. Now and again I need to press 4 or 5 times before it begins. My partner prescribed me to take the electric storage device out, disengage the power supply, press the power catch and let sit for a moment. Then associate simply the power supply (not electric cell) and attempt to power up. In the event that it works, quiets down then power down with simply the electric cell, then reconnect the power supply. This has worked for me. In the event that you are overall versed with equipment than you perform the above else you counsel a specialist.

**Iroquois** · 04-09-2011

I will impart a truly normal fix for this set back of Dell Laptops. I have got this fix from an engineer. What happens a ton of times is the small elastic underneath the power switch comes unglued from the circuit prepare to leave. So when you prod the power switch, there is nothing underneath the switch to do contact with the exact switch. Essentially take the spread off. The piece with the power catch, volume catches and so on. You see small dark adjust elastic pieces. A great deal of times they are coasting around any place underneath the front. Basically utilize an exceptionally humble sum of superglue of CA stick to stick them over in place.

**YouTookMyName** · 15-09-2011

The exact same problem with my D600.. I have searched high and low for a solution, and found thousands of threads with this problem.. No real solution. I did however, find this..

Some Dell Latitude D6xx units with a dedicated ATI x300 graphics card seem to have problems with the audio-out jack. Symptoms of this problem include a noise or whine when an audio device is connected to the audio-out jack. Up to this date Dell does not have a clear solution to this problem.

A number of Dell Latitude D6xx units will develop microscopic fractures of the motherboard. Symptoms of this problem may include inability to turn on the computer, unexpected shut down within 30 seconds of being turned on, or visible screen artifacts while in operation. This problem also frequently contributes to the blue screen of death (BSOD) in Windows.

**Pugsly** · 16-09-2011

Yes, this problem has become very common in dell latitude d600 laptops. It seems that many such times the small rubber down below the power switch comes not at all glued from the circuit board. So, even you press the power button there is no contact with the actual switch and hence it wont boot at all. So you need to reapply a very small amount of glue to it to fix this issue.