This Asus X53 series (very similar to the K53E and A53E) laptops came in with the typical loose dc connection.  You can hold the tip of the power cord in just the right way to get it to power on.  Be careful if this happening to you because to much force can easily damage the motherboard beyond repair.  I talk to quite a few people that if they had fixed it right away when it went bad the notebook could have been saved.  Due to the mid mount style dc jack to much force will snap the motherboard.

The X53 uses a five pin, 2.5mm dc jack that’s soldered directly to the main board.  You need to disassemble the laptop all the way to the motherboard to access the broken port like the video guide shows below.  We replace the bad connection with a brand new part for $69 parts and labor.

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Steve Pomeroy

Stephen Pomeroy is the owner of Pomeroy Computing (www.pcrepairhelp.net) and has been performing laptop and desktop pc repairs since 2005.  He is an A+ certified technician with 19 years of experience in diagnosing and repairing notebook and desktop computers. He is also in his Senior year at Florida Atlantic University studying Electrical Engineering.