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takenby
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Posted 9:09 am, 09/02/2010
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whats the model number of the computer and ill find out how cheap and high
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squeaker
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Posted 11:05 pm, 08/26/2010
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Thanks to everyone for your replies! goodnite
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jmt107101
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Posted 10:57 pm, 08/26/2010
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take it in and tell them it still isnt fix if the guy is a real business man he will foffer to fix it for free or the price of the part it might have been working when he installed it and tested but it could just been a defective part
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squeaker
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Posted 10:56 pm, 08/26/2010
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thanks Hijack, for your explaination. they sent the old inverter back with the reciept, it might ok.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:51 pm, 08/26/2010
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Not a bad price, if it was fixed. hopefully they will be fair!
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BlueRidgeGuy
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Posted 10:48 pm, 08/26/2010
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Actually, $53 for the replacement part and their time is not a bad price.
If the problem was solved.
Hopefully something has just come unseated and that's an easy (free) fix.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:45 pm, 08/26/2010
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Already cost over $53.00 and its not fixed???? 
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squeaker
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Posted 10:43 pm, 08/26/2010
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My hubby thinks they will charge the big deposit a second time when we take it back in????/
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squeaker
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Posted 10:41 pm, 08/26/2010
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BGR you are correct! thanks you guys! any advice is so much appreciated!
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BlueRidgeGuy
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Posted 10:39 pm, 08/26/2010
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Actually, this might not get moved to Tech Talk.
The OP is trying to determine if they should get a refund.
I'd say they should.
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Hijack
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Posted 10:36 pm, 08/26/2010
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A laptopinverter is a small circuit board, usually about the size of a pen. Internally, a laptop runs on a low voltage, with the exception of the screen, which uses a backlit liquid crystal display (LCD). Without the inverter and the bulb it powers, the screen would be too faint to see properly. By controlling the output of the inverter, the laptop can adjust the brightness of its display. Some types of laptopinverter are able to do this automatically by using a small sensor to detect how bright the room is, and adjusting their output accordingly. Hi. BRG . This is gonna be moved to tech.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:33 pm, 08/26/2010
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where is computer express?
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BlueRidgeGuy
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Posted 10:28 pm, 08/26/2010
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Backlight has gone dead because the inverter is dead.
Hi.
Jack.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:28 pm, 08/26/2010
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the inverter is what they replaced.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:27 pm, 08/26/2010
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Backlight? it that expensive? thanks!
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Hijack
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Posted 10:26 pm, 08/26/2010
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Sounds like the inverter is bad.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:19 pm, 08/26/2010
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Screen light flickers then goes out. you can see the screen if you shine a flashlight on it.
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antithesis
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Posted 10:16 pm, 08/26/2010
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Probably not. They're probably charging you by the hour, and so the same amount of time would have been spent whether they'd sent it home or not.
You should post in the tech section and see if someone here can tell you what's wrong. Like a mechanic, a computer shop can pretty charge you whatever they want, and you'll have no idea if it's reasonable or not.
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squeaker
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Posted 10:16 pm, 08/26/2010
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Think they should issue a full refund? thanks bushman
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