⟐ Answered October 09, 2025 at 12:06 MST

Doing my due diligence I opened up the back and lo and behold the battery was swollen to $@$*. I removed the battery, and attempted to run on AC only, however the random power offs still remain. Please advise, and thank you.

⟐ Answer edited October 23, 2024 at 6:26 MST

As the title says, I broke one pin of the power socket on my blade. I only managed to find replacement parts for jack sockets.

Does anyone know the reference or has attempted such a repair ?

Thank you in advance

The laptop model number is razor blade 15 rz09-02385e71. Not sure what the motherboard # is, I can open up to take look.

⟐ Commented August 10, 2024 at 15:00 MST

windows says is not detecting the battery eve if i delete de device from devices and reboot

but the laptop stays on if unplugg the power but can see how long the charge will be any idea how to fix this or what is going on

On the back it has the model number: RZ09-02385.

I'm looking at purchasing the one from the store: Razer Blade 15" (2018/2019) Laptop Battery

The page does not say model numbers for the 2018 model. Is there a way I can tell it will be compatible?

⟐ Answer accepted May 24, 2024 at 12:06 MST

Now, the screws are out and the cable is disconnected.

The puffy side of the battery is stuck/glued onto something.

How do I retrieve the battery? Its thicker than my laptop I NEED to remove it. How do I figure this out?

Thanks for any help!

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https://youtu.be/_Asb2daL-zM

⟐ Answered October 27, 2023 at 7:31 MST

⟐ Commented July 15, 2023 at 10:26 MST

My 2018 razer blade 15 (GTX 1070, 16gb RAM, Intel core i7-8750H, etc., ID: rz09-02386F91) could use some repairs.

Context:

The ribbon cable connecting the LCD to the motheboard is damaged at the hinge point (I believe this is a common issue), after a few weeks of the screen sometimes glitching a bit with temporary flickering, it is now only on (and responsive) when I partially lift the laptop screen (i.e., if I hinge the screen out past a certain angle it turns off).

Additionally, the microphone and webcam don't work (that's been the case for over 2 years), their own ribbon cable runs through with the LCD one.

Laptop is past warranty obviously, I haven't contacted razer support, but doubtful that they would help much.

Questions:

Can I replace the ribbon cable only (connecting LCD, microphone and webcam)?

If so do you know where I can find the part?

Or if I have to replace the LCD entirely, where can I find that/does it automatically come with a new ribbon cable?

Cable part number seen here:

Not sure what this is, might be proof of a previous repair:

Thanks for your help

⟐ Commented May 02, 2023 at 10:19 MST

Anyone got an idea of what sort of material i can/should use for this?

⟐ Answer accepted November 24, 2022 at 16:52 MST

I've opened up my laptop for a repair and noticed the fans are horrendous and covered in dust. Before going in there with my Dyson vacuum cleaner, what tool do you recommend for sucking the dirt away and minimise spreading anywhere else during cleaning?

Cheers!

⟐ Answer accepted October 24, 2022 at 2:11 MST

https://www.amazon.com/EM-EMAJOR-TECH-LL...

⟐ Answer accepted October 10, 2022 at 16:27 MST

⟐ Answer edited August 31, 2022 at 7:27 MST

Tried with the battery connected and external power disconnected and connected and no power signs unless i throw in the old bloated bad battery with power plugged in. When i do this, all i see is keyboard backlight and power LED red for a few and then it just does a loop until i power off.

I noticed the power from my brick, measured at the connector side shows only about 4vds when measured from ground to center pin. This brick is supposed to output 19vdc but unsure if thats controlled via signaling from the machine. When i measure the posts off connector on the board (right side of pic) with the power cable in and battery connected, see same 4vdc rating.

Diode test on MM shows what looks like a short on one side of most the caps. I see two IC chips here in the PIC with blue marking which pin is shorted. Likely one of the IC chips is the issue? CAPs in the pic show side with short, pretty much all of them in this pic have a short on one side. ICs look primising?

pics for referance

Another pic showing entire board

⟐ Commented April 04, 2022 at 12:53 MST

⟐ Commented January 17, 2022 at 10:06 MST

I’ve checked the large capacitors, they’re fine. I often see 3.3V and 5V on the multi, so I’m guessing the power rails are fine.

The components circled on the picture are « shorted », but I don’t know whether they have continuity because they are fuses (red circle) or coils (blue circle).

This is the first time I attempt such repair. I’ve been watching hours of Louis Rossman and Northridge Fix to get some insights, but no luck so far. Any advice would be extremely appreciated.

Also: how can you visually tell an inductor, a capacitor or a fuse apart?

⟐ Commented January 15, 2022 at 14:17 MST

i got electricity problem in my house.. hit my audio jack input. My razer became no sound ( speaker and headphone)..
can u show me how to replace IC sound / ic audio ..

⟐ Commented December 26, 2021 at 22:46 MST

⟐ Answer accepted December 18, 2021 at 19:09 MST

Someone please, show me how to actually remove the battery.

The screws come out yes, but the battery does not.

Am O suppose to just rip this thing out and hope there's not some other connector or anchor I'm going to break (like the heat sink)

⟐ Commented October 28, 2021 at 19:38 MST

sometimes area gets bigger like this and sometimes they disappear. (this is a picture while I was running jscreenfix)

Also screen has some electrical sparkle noise on the bottom.

I may be wrong, but intuition tells me that there is no physical damage, because it didn’t experience drop and I was more gentle with closing/opening than while removing tape during disassembling(I even have bent it a little and it didn’t added any new damage). So, before I buy replacement, what problems there may be besides of physical damage and how can I fix them?

Also I would appreciate to know if it’s possible to replace with QHD 165 HZ panel (currently I have FHD 144HZ)?

⟐ Answered September 30, 2021 at 11:03 MST

⟐ Answered June 29, 2021 at 20:32 MST