Laptop won't turn on after successfull repair

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Badr Bnider

Badr Bnider

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Hi,
I was repairing an old AMD Turion laptop, it was basically a thermal issue after some diagnostic, I changed the thermal paste and it worked, CPU temps were perfect, I used it for a dozen of minutes to check any anomaly in the temperature and i decided to reassemble it, the display cable was jiggling as so the image, I removed the cable and I turned it down, after the assembly it won't turn on, the power button lights don't turn on either (The power button was working before) the charging led and the power port led was turned on when it is the plugged but it won't turn on. I tried many times, but the result is the same, any solution please?
 
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If you have not done this.. Go back in and make sure everything is connected.. Also have you just used the power supply without the battery,when testing?
 
Did you ground yourself before opening the pc? If not & you touched the Motherboard then static electricity may have damaged it.
 
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