Dell Inspiron 15 7559 - Disassembly and cleaning

[@Dunitanime]

wow im surprised alot of people including myself are still using this laptop

[@1020Shane]

It's a great machine I think

[@apoenaabreu257]

Same here. It's a great machine and i love it

[@rohan6454]

Same here .. great laptop

[@anonanon3385]

Its a massive piece of junk made for warranty scams by dell it is quite literally made to break

[@Dunitanime]

@@anonanon3385 had mine for 5 years and still going

[@organautan]

Thank you for the video. Lighting could be better, zooming would be useful, and assembling the laptop back, because reversing the video is not possible.

[@hakimrafiga]

is there any thermal inprovment after doing that?

[@amylizgaming2372]

What size screwdrivers bare you using for each part you are removing?

[@douglasesteves7503]

olá, onde eu poderia encontrar para venda apenas essa plaquinha que vc retira no minuto 5:53?, e como ela se chama pra eu poder pesquisar...meu notebook é igual, e essa placa estragou.

[@Nico-kw7jg]

Very Nice Tuto ! You should use a background more sombre for the contrast (the dark of the laptop is not bright enough)

[@millepinon391]

Laptop got wet. Trying to follow the instructions but I’m too scared to pull cables. So i’m just letting it rest upside down -_-

[@wildcatz123]

Any luck?

[@petersva]

Any luck?

[@millepinon391]

@@petersva It still works, just dry them out first, no data lost too

[@TiRekSza]

Thanks, it was life saving.

[@gondra007]

been using mine for 8 years going 9.

[@7725kamal]

Does this laptop support M2 SSD? I saw that you are un-screwing it at 1:52 in video. I have google it, but none says it is compatible with M2.

[@tomcraftdonkey2285]

Yes, mine has one

[@tomcraftdonkey2285]

Mine is nvme also

[@cromeaxe]

Sata m.2 ssd

[@cromeaxe]

@@tomcraftdonkey2285 how ?

[@hanmbsalyokbg]

@@tomcraftdonkey2285 does it works at nvme speed like 2000mb?

[@Jean.Pastro]

Aonde fica o cabo flat? Eu estou precisando fixar melhor ele, mas não consigo achá-lo.

[@jdoght2828]

Any recommendations on how to get some of the screws out. The video makes it seem simple but some of these on my laptop are extremely tight and end up stripping the screw.

[@ozianin7389]

Did you sort it out somehow?

[@ThZuao]

General tip to get off screws that are too tight is to put some penetrating lubricant on them. WD-40 works. Just clean up afterwards with isopropyl alcohol as the oil will collect dust. There's also another kind of oil that creates a little parafinic layer over the screws so they can come off even if the screw is badly rusted. Don't know what they're called in english. They also have penetrating abilities to get screws off but they really shine when you apply a little on a screw you know you'll have to take off again in the future. WD-40 works for that purpose too. So my recommendation is that you apply some oil to take the screws out, clean up afterwards, do wathever you need to do and when it's time to reassemble the thing, get new screws, apply a little oil on the screw thread before putting them back in and make sure you're using the correct sized screwdriver. More often than not, it's the wrong screwdriver stripping the head rather than the screw being too tight. A perfect fit screwdriver makes even actually too tight screws easy to take out but also easy to tight too much.

[@kichapps]

After doing this, my graphics card is not working. Any suggestions on what would have gone wrong, and how to fix it?

[@gametimeoficial]

Look for the LED blinking and its pattern. Probably you will see a pattern 2,4 indicating memory ram failure or 3,1 indicatig CMOS battery failure as mine did. www.dell.com/community/Inspiron/7559-blinking-pattern/td-p/6007795 Solution: disassembly everything until you get to step 5:10 on this video. You should replace this battery or, as I did, just clean the connector and the battery, tighten if possible. After that, assembly everything, disconnect memory ram and connect again just in case. Try power on to see if it works.

[@AbbasShaikh-w7s]

You might broke some graphic ic chips lol😂

[@fakhirwaheed5552]

Can anyone tell me about this laptop like its performance I'm making my mind to buy this i need it for gaming and coding

[@satmet007]

Can i get monitor and bottom case from some one who lost their laptop hardware ?? my laptop working fine but bottom case and monitor damaged .. if any one selling your faulty one ?

[@hmpm10]

Great video. Straight to the point. No time wasted. For people that watch video and still have trouble? Pay a technician.

[@ethanhunt2570]

Any idea how to change the hdmi port while at it?

[@NotebookCenterTV]

If change is meaning repair, then you better reach a certified repair center. As alternative solution, you could try USB/HDMI adapter.

[@ethanhunt2570]

@@NotebookCenterTV Yep I did end up using USB/HDMI Adapter. It does have a slight lag, not as fast as the hdmi port. Will eventually need to get it repaired. I was hoping I'd find a video instruction on how to replace it.

[@satmet007]

@@NotebookCenterTV my laptop working fine.. but bottom case and monitor connecting part broken and monitor as well liquid leakage like gum.. can i get the spare from anyone ??.. who lost their laptop motherboard please contact me i can buy u r laptop in decent price in india... ?

[@angosvy]

gracias, me ayudaste a poner la pasta térmica!!

[@valdemar7337]

After i did this, my Laptop won't turn on again...help?

[@kichapps]

Yeah, same here. Turns out, for me, my graphics card is not working now

[@micke3224]

The procedure in this video was completely risky, he did not use any device to avoid electrostatic discharges neither a table with conductive material, it is highly probable that when performing this procedure a partial or total damage will be generated in an electronic component.

[@alx5192]

@@micke3224 holy moly

[@petersva]

@@micke3224 you would be able to feel an electrostatic discharge

[@gametimeoficial]

Look for the LED blinking and its pattern. Probably you will see a pattern 2,4 indicating memory ram failure or 3,1 indicatig CMOS battery failure as mine did. www.dell.com/community/Inspiron/7559-blinking-pattern/td-p/6007795 Solution: disassembly everything until you get to step 5:10 on this video. You should replace this battery or, as I did, just clean the connector and the battery, tighten if possible. After that, assembly everything, disconnect memory ram and connect again just in case. Try power on to see if it works. I know the comment is a little late, but I had this issue just right now and solved this way.

[@giuseppezoccali4800]

dove posso trovare il vetro del monitor?

[@nagdigamer8976]

My laptop left fan is vibrating any ideas why?

[@HammadKhan-fz9gm]

Fan is out of life replace with a new Fan

[@oingyboingybob]

No earth strap used?

[@ThZuao]

It's a bit of precaution that is worth a ton of cure. ESD is a real thing and tech companies invest a lot in reducing losses. I've lost a gpu that also took with it an mb to ESD... But grounding is sufficiently achieved by touching a bare metal part every 5 or so minutes. or even better, a part with an actual route to ground. Many professional pc builders swear by the wrist thing, many swear that you don't actually need it. Linus actually tested it, in a very non scientific way, and you need a LOT of charge to actually kill something. My prefered method, since no one builds a house with grounding in brazil, is to be barefoot on a ground level tile floor, with the pc atop a wooden bench.

[@TheTorqueAholic]

No play by play?

[@builditontutorial]

Help me please I have the same laptop but it's Lagging

[@tuhodboi6360]

Try format, upgrade ram, switch to ssd. Mine is running fast af

[@Theviewerdude]

It's absolutely absurd I need to nearly take the whole thing apart just to get at the fans to clean them. Wtf

[@ij6708]

Yeah, it's pretty dumb. Mine is 5-6 years old and definitely needs a repaste. Just running a virus scan pushes the CPU to 80 degrees Celsius lol

[@builditontutorial]

I don't have in it a SSD and a one stick of ram

[@teamglitch7415]

Get a ssd and dual channel ram

[@builditontutorial]

@@teamglitch7415 but it's so lagging with me

[@zekiahepic]

​@@builditontutorial You need the ram BECAUSE it is lagging, also reinstall windows as that usually fixes lag that has built up due to bad software and viruses.

[@aneptis]

no sound !!!! ugh

[@FedericoRodriguezRamanash]

If you wanna hear heavy breathing that much there are other videos, you can also play music in the background

[@petersva]

Thank you for the video. Lighting could be better, zooming would be useful, and assembling the laptop back, because reversing the video is not possible.

[@NotebookCenterTV]

Thanks for the tips!