We have multiple 3490's that we got a little over a year ago. The have been working mostly okay but the charging ports are now causing an issue on 2 of them.
The charging port on the laptop no longer has the small plastic piece inside the port. I only see the copper connections. When plugging it in the screen went white and shut the whole laptop off. When the plug was pulled out the plastic piece crumbled apart. Now we can no longer charge the laptop because when you try to plug it back in, it says not a supported charger.
The other laptop I fear is heading in the same direction. You have to hold the charger just at the right spot for the laptop to charge correctly.
We have multiple 3490's that we got a little over a year ago. The have been working mostly okay but the charging ports are now causing an issue on 2 of them.
The charging port on the laptop no longer has the small plastic piece inside the port. I only see the copper connections. When plugging it in the screen went white and shut the whole laptop off. When the plug was pulled out the plastic piece crumbled apart. Now we can no longer charge the laptop because when you try to plug it back in, it says not a supported charger.
The other laptop I fear is heading in the same direction. You have to hold the charger just at the right spot for the laptop to charge correctly.
Is there anything we can do to fix this issue?
Thanks
Hello
Welcome to the forum. You could have search the web and find many ways how to fix your problem. It is not that difficult to do.
U2CAMEB4ME
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Posted October 14th, 2021 09:00
Welcome to the Dell Community @FriendsUtah
Yes it should look like this.
You would need to replace the DC jack. "Not an easy task"
https://www.parts-people.com/index.php?action=category&id=140&subid=1199&refine=dc+power+jack
Latitude 3490 Owner’s Manual:
https://www.dell.com/support/manuals/en-us/latitude-14-3490-laptop/lat3490_owners_manual/removing-the-dc-in-port?guid=guid-e8312655-4360-457f-a078-03d8eb7d6383&lang=en-us
Best regards,
U2