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2026

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10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Does an LCD touch-assembly test cover a 2-in-1 repair?

A 2-in-1 repair requires more than a screen labelled “supports touch.” This article explains why a complete LCD touch-assembly inspection should separately name display, touch, multi-touch, cable, camera and sensor, mounting holes and whole-unit compatibility.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Does keyboard testing cover layout, backlight and TrackPoint on a business laptop?

A simple “keyboard testing” label does not show which checks were completed. This article explains why business-laptop keyboard inspection should separately name language layout, key function, rebound, backlight, cable, TrackPoint and fingerprint-reader functions.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Why does a laptop chassis crack shortly after fitting?

A laptop chassis crack that appears shortly after fitting should first be investigated as local stress caused by excessive screw force or uneven tightening order. This article explains how to check the plastic mounting boss, fastener sequence and panel seating before considering long-term ageing or a material defect.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Why can LVDS sourcing habits still cause errors on eDP screens?

Size and resolution were common first filters in LVDS sourcing, but they do not complete an eDP compatibility check. This article explains why buyers must also confirm the eDP protocol version and touch-assembly integration before ordering an eDP screen.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Why does chassis-and-hinge compatibility still need a separate check?

A laptop housing and hinge may be replaced together, but their compatibility maps do not always match. This article explains why buyers should verify the housing model and hinge-strength design separately to help prevent loose pivots or binding during opening and closing.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Why can a chassis ordered by model name still fail to fit?

A laptop chassis ordered by commercial model name may still fail to fit because one model name can cover several internal versions. This article explains why buyers should verify the version code or serial-number range, port cut-outs and internal clips before placing an order.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Why can an adapter with the same voltage still be incompatible?

An adapter with the same printed voltage may still refuse charging or limit power. This article explains why buyers must also verify polarity, pin definition or identification resistor, connector details and Power Delivery protocol before calling an adapter compatible.

2026

DATE

10 - 10

[Product Knowledge] Why is a visual inspection not enough for battery quality?

A laptop battery can look intact while still having an internal-resistance problem. This article explains why visual inspection, voltage checks and brief power-on tests are not enough, and why buyers should request named internal-resistance or repeated charge-and-discharge evidence.

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