The Gateway NV54 laptops are common ones we work on and do fall under the $69 parts and labor rate with $20 return shipping if needed.

Common symptoms of a bad dc jack on a gateway nv54 are a physically broken connection (the pin is pushed back inside the laptop) and a loose feeling connection when you plug the power cord in.  If it’s not damaged sometimes you can wiggle or hold the tip of the ac adapter in just the right way to get it to power on or charge the battery.  Sometimes the screen will flicker back and forth from battery power to ac because of the poor connection.

The NV54 notebooks need to be completely taken apart to the motherboard to access the broken plug.  It’s soldered directly onto the motherboard and requires the proper skills and tools to de-solder the old bad jack off.  This is usually the hardest part for people that aren’t familiar with soldering and should be performed by a professional.  It uses a six pin, 1.65/1.7mm jack.

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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.