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    Lid Swich Board

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Stanleyv17, Mar 7, 2021.

  1. Stanleyv17

    Stanleyv17 Notebook Guru

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    Hello i have some troubles with my Lid sensor, Sometimes it's can't understand in what position LID
    And my Display don't start but my windows system absolutely fine and work properly.
    Part number 6-77-P75FS-D01 for clevo p775tm1-g. Where i can buy it ?
    [​IMG]
     
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  2. Meaker@Sager

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    Have you checked the magnet has not moved in the display housing?
     
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  3. Stanleyv17

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    Yep, yesterday dismounted laptop screen bezel.Magnet on place and it unable to move( cant move it with screwdriver, magnet on place )
    1. Can it be that the magnet too weak?
    2. ALL SOFTWARE IS UP TO DATE, CLEAN WINDOWS ETC.
    3.This is floating bug, sometimes it appears, somtimes no.
    4. If screen don't start, i will wave with magnet over sensor area. And on 5th or 6th wave screen must start.
    5.This hint don't help if i will try close and open lid cover several times.
     
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    Also reassembled lid board plate.all fine no burn evidence
     
  5. thewizzard1

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    Just disconnect the lid sensor, and see if your screen comes back.

    I don't think a lid sensor is essential to a gaming laptop like this, save for preventing the unit from turning on in one's bag.
     
  6. Stanleyv17

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    firstly, I don’t carry it in my bag, and the laptop is on the table, and I close it at night, but sometimes opening the lid does not light up the screen. Unplugging something on a new laptop is at least silly.
     
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    @Stanleyv17 Oh, absolutely. I'm offering a solution that will resolve your problem immediately, while you wait for the correct part.
     
  8. Stanleyv17

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    Yep, but it isn't best way to solve that problem for me =)
     
  9. Meaker@Sager

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    Of you have a decent magnet you could use that to test the sensor.
     
  10. Stanleyv17

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    yes i have magnet from my old gp62, But this is floating bug. Time to time lcd dont start......... independently and in doesn't matter with magnet in hand or in bezel of laptop
     
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    Is this with sleep disabled and testing just the sensor is the machine going to sleep and refusing to wake?
     
  12. Stanleyv17

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    Any hibernation or sleep mode are manually disabled.After this bug happens, I open the lid, the screen does not light up and the system works.if I connect the teamviewer I will control the system. When i press reboot, the screen will turn on after it reboots
     
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    And no amount of external magnet swiping will make it realise it's back on?
     
  14. Stanleyv17

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    Stop, external magnet help him to be alive =))
     
  15. Stanleyv17

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    This is bug
    Opening and closing lid doesnt help
    But if i use external magnet see after bug video
    This is after bug
     
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    Looks like the magnet is maybe a bit weak?
     
  17. Stanleyv17

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    I also have such feelings, but where can I get the same? the magnet that I have is several times larger in size and will not fit into the seats.
     
  18. Stanleyv17

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    Also i noticend that i have a problem 13 ACHPI on stock bios 1.07.29R0YC6 and the same on Prema 1.07.29
    @Prema can you help ? may be this is key for that problem ?!
     
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    Any smaller magnet you can fit in and stick down would work.
     
  20. Stanleyv17

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    what about influence of the magnet or interfierence on other components ?
    maybe i ndee some special magnet ?
     
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    It's placed where it won't cause issues, anything (not silly super strong) will do.
     
  22. Stanleyv17

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    pfffff dunno but it works for 3 days without black screen
    My actions was: disable MonitorMwait in bios........
    [​IMG]
     
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    Basically without hard drives and given the placement of the magenet it's much of a muchness on the chance of causing issues.
     
  24. Stanleyv17

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    Day 5. All fine =)
     
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    Nice to hear :)