u/Beneficial-Oil6759

Is ₹1,200 fair for a soldered DC jack replacement? Plus a keyboard question.

I have an ASUS VivoBook 16X (M1603QA). The DC charging port is loose and only makes contact at a specific angle, so it needs to be replaced.

A local technician checked it and quoted ₹1,200 for replacing the jack. Since it’s soldered directly to the motherboard, the board has to be removed for the repair.

He also noticed that my S key is not working properly — actually, it’s not just the S key; the = key also works only sometimes and fails most of the time. Right now, I’m using AHK key remapping, which works fine for me, but he advised replacing the keyboard instead.

According to him, one key may be shorted, and over time this could cause other keys to stop working as well. He only mentioned this as advice.

I have two questions:

  1. Is ₹1,200 a fair price in India for a motherboard-out soldering job for a DC jack, or is that on the higher side?
  2. Is his claim about the keyboard true? If so, roughly how much would a keyboard replacement cost?
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u/Beneficial-Oil6759 — 1 day ago

Trustworthy laptop repair shop in Vijayawada? (ASUS charging port)

Location: Bhavani Puram

The charging port (DC jack) on my ASUS VivoBook 16X (M1603QA) is loose, and it only charges when I hold the cable at a particular angle. I’m looking to get it repaired.

A home-visit technician checked it and quoted ₹1,200 for replacement, mentioning that the jack is soldered directly to the motherboard. I wanted to ask whether ₹1,200 is a normal rate for a home visit, or if the repair might cost around ₹800–₹900 if I take it directly to a shop.

If anyone knows the usual cost for this kind of repair, please let me know.

Also, could you recommend any reliable and skilled laptop repair shops in Vijayawada where I can visit in person?

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u/Beneficial-Oil6759 — 1 day ago

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I also tested it on different browsers, but the error still appears.

Has anyone faced this issue before? Any help or suggestions would be really appreciated.

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u/Beneficial-Oil6759 — 23 days ago