I highly doubt your nozzle is worn out unless you’ve been printing with any special tough filament (e.g. carbon fibre core). It’s completely different machine, but I have over 300 hours on mine and I haven’t had to replace the original brass nozzle yet.

I found the fuse, but it wasn’t blown 🥲 I’ve looked over the board, and watched some repair videos but I haven’t found anything. I’ve called it dead now.

Nope, no signs of life with the battery removed and on wall power only. I believe the battery was not to blame, but something went wrong that caused it to also drain the battery. I will check the battery anyway and report back if I find anything interesting. Thanks for the helpful link.

Ah, I realise my wording was very confusing there. I meant: Because the inductor is NOT the problem - I don’t have any idea what the problem is - therefore the LAPTOP is dead (not the inductor)😂

That’s a great tip, but unfortunately the power supply is not turning off. I will refer to this next time though 👌

Current passes through it unfortunately, maybe it’s possible there is a short between coils though. The inductor doesn’t get hot or anything when plugged in.

• I think I’ve managed to check the battery voltage, and it seems completely dead (mV).
• I can measure 20v on the PCB whe n plugged in.
• No fan, no LEDs, etc with either power source. There might be the slightest electrical squeek from somewhere, I will try and find out what …

Even if I don’t manage to fix it. Thanks for the suggestions 👍

Great advice, but unfortunately I’ve checked. 20V from the supply (measured on the laptop PCB), everything removed except the ram because I only have one compatible stick - I did swap the slot though.

Just the continuity test 😅

Thanks. I guess I was just hoping it would be an easy find and fix. The beep confirmed hope is lost 🥲