Lenovo ThinkPad T580 Disassembly and LCD Screen Backlight Fuse Repair

Lenovo ThinkPad T580 Disassembly and LCD Backlight Fuse Repair. Owner of this laptop replaced LCD screen without removal of internal battery. This resulted in LCD screen backlight not working anymore.
What we do in this video:
- removal of internal battery
- keyboard removal
- hard drive (SSD) removal and RAM removal
- wireless (WiFI) card removal
- cooling system removal
- motherboard removal
- backlight fuse location and fix explanation
- thermal paste replacement
- assembly of the laptop
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Music by QubeSounds from Pixabay

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[@luissetyaningputri5372]

NICE to watching...

[@regularguyrepairguy]

Thank you!

[@harshabugatti]

Cool... that's the systematic way of doing any repair works on electronics...especially working on a computer.

[@regularguyrepairguy]

Thanks for your comment!

Where are you located? I have many of these with what I believe to be the same problem.

[@regularguyrepairguy]

Not doing fixes for customers, sorry 😅. Thank you for your comment!

[@roman78nikiforov]

Thanks for the video. What are the parameters of backlight fuse?

[@regularguyrepairguy]

Hi, I think it was mentioned in the video. Ultra fast 32V 3A. SMD size 0603. Thanks for your comment!

[@adlerjohn5317]

Thanks for the video. It seems that I’ve the same main board due to everything is the same. Should it be a fast acting Fuse?

[@regularguyrepairguy]

Yes, fast is recommended 👍. But any fuse with proper volt and amp rating will do it.

[@Mokad_Gaming]

Where you buy new screen sir?

[@regularguyrepairguy]

I like to source them from ebay, amazon or LCD specialized resellers.

[@williamparker2510]

Hello, could you share the M.2 SSD caddy and cable part numbers? thank you

[@regularguyrepairguy]

Hi. Unfortunately it is not mine computer, but would suggest you to check ebay.

[@constancemary1652]

You need to keep your video more real if you're teaching! You didn't show how you fix the fault you just said with mouth

[@regularguyrepairguy]

True, soldering part was missed. Thanks for the comment.