LAPPY He's having problems with his batteries 



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In order to replace the power jack in your laptop youâll have to remove the jack from the motherboard as I explained in the previous post: Replacing DC power jack.
While removing the jack you can accidentally pull out the internal copper coating (Iâll call it a sleeve) from the inside of the â+â terminal as it shown on the picture below.
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