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TOSHIBA SATELLITE L300 POWER JACK REPLACEMENT IN NAIROBI

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Original price was: KSh2,000.00.Current price is: KSh1,500.00.

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Brand new power jack

4pin connector

  • Estimated delivery time 14-30 days
  • 18 months warranty at Genuine Warranty Center.
  • Whats in the box: charging cable and block

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Toshiba Satellite L300 Power Jack Description

The power jack (DC-in jack) for the Toshiba Satellite L300 is the component that allows the laptop to receive power from the AC adapter. It is a small barrel-type connector mounted inside the laptop and soldered or connected via a cable to the motherboard.

Power Jack Specifications

  • Type: DC-in jack with cable or soldered version (varies by model)

  • Connector Size:

    • Outer diameter: 5.5mm

    • Inner diameter: 2.5mm

    • Pin: Single center pin for power transmission

  • Voltage Input: 19V DC, 3.42A or 4.74A (matching the laptop’s adapter)

  • Mounting Type:

    • Some models have a directly soldered jack to the motherboard.

    • Others use a DC-in jack with a cable, making replacement easier.

  • Cable Length: If using a DC-in jack with a cable, it’s typically 4–6 inches long.

  • Part Numbers: Varies, but common ones include DC301003B00, PJ009, PJ029, and V000120350.

Compatible Power Jacks for Toshiba Satellite L300

If you need a replacement, the following power jacks are compatible with the Toshiba Satellite L300 series:

  1. Toshiba OEM Part Numbers:

    • PJ009, PJ029, V000120350 – Standard models

    • DC301003B00 – Cable version

  2. Compatible Laptop Models:

    • Toshiba Satellite L300, L305, L350, L355

    • Toshiba Satellite Pro L300, L300D, L305D

    • Toshiba Equium L300 Series

    • Toshiba Dynabook Satellite L300 Series

Common Issues & Solutions

  • Loose Power Connection: If the laptop only charges when the plug is held at a certain angle, the power jack may be loose or broken.

  • No Charging or Power: A faulty power jack can prevent the laptop from turning on. Check if the adapter works on another laptop before replacing the jack.

  • Broken or Bent Pin: If the pin inside the jack is damaged, the entire jack needs replacement.

  • Intermittent Charging: Could be due to loose solder joints on the motherboard. Resoldering or replacing the jack is required.

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