Lenovo G550 Replacement Parts

Hi i am looking for the following replacement parts.
CPU+GPU Heatsink and Fan and a DVD-Rom Bessel.
If anyone can help me find these i would be grateful.

search ebay and/or the site below:
http://www.lenovospareparts.com/All_c_114.html

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Lenovo G550 missing Enter key

Hi,
I am missing the "Enter" key (part of main keyboard, not part of numeric keypad) on my G550 keyboard. It is not the "horizontal" shape Enter key, but the more "vertical/L-shape" Enter key.
Can anyone maybe help me to find out where I can get a replacement key?
Many thanks,
Ed

Hello and welcome,
The Google gives you several options for "lenovo g550 replacement key", including eBay. Here's one vendor that seems to understand the difference between the two ENTER keys:
IBM Lenovo G550 Laptop Keys Replacement
Note: I haven't used this vendor - or any other for this purpose. Hopefully someone else can chime in with a specific referral. Until then, this hopefully gives you something to consider.
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Lenovo G550 CMOS Battery replacement

Hi, I have a Lenovo G550 which sometimes fails to start. If left for a few days it eventually starts up. When it does finally start there is a "check date and time" error on the boot menu. When I go into the bios settings I find that the date and time has returned to default. So I set the correct date and time, reboot and all is well until the next time.
After reading this forum I believe it is a CMOS Battery error.
Is it possible for me to replace this battery? If so where is it located on the mother board?
Thanks in Advance

can you remove the bottom panel of the laptop?
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Lenovo IdealPad S10e - Replacement parts

Dear Lenovo Forum.
I own a lenovo idealpad S10e almost 2 years and after this period of time, some parts are broken.
I need to buy replacement for this items and my problem is ... ¿Where I can go to buy specific replacement parts?
The parts are:
-Left Hinge
-Left Hinge cap
-Rear Cover
Thanks in Advance for your help

check ebay:
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Lenovo G550 does not charge battery!!!! please help!!!!! :c

So i havent used my Lenovo for about a year and a half because i had lost the originial charger. ive recently bought a new cheap charger from amazon and thought it was the charger that was the problem when i looked it up online and found out it may be a bug from Windows 7. Now, this charger does turn on my laptop, but it does not charge it. It simply says "plugged in, not charging" and when i was reading an article on how to fix this , i was trying for hours to uninstall a program under device management called Microsoft ACPI- Compliant Conntrol Method Battery, because it was said that uninstalling this would help the system charge again. but after countless hours, i found that the program reinstalls itself and i am left with a laptop that just wont charge. my laptop says 0% (plugged in, not charging) and i really need this to work for the upcoming school year. i dont know what else to do! whenever i disconnect the wire the system completely shuts down and if i dont fix this problem ill just have to get rid of my Lenovo G550, which i absolutely LOVE! please, anyone help me! do i need to install a new version of windows? do i need to uninstall something? or is my laptop absolutely done for?
please, please, please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hi Chernandez51,
Welcome to the Lenovo Forums.
From your observation, it seems like the battery was fully discharged after not being for a long time (batteries degrade overtime due to age, heat, and usage).
What you can try is to charge the battery for an hour or two while the computer is off then observe the status light indicators.
- Link to picture
If the battery still doesn't take a charge then the battery might have gone faulty and needs a replacement.
For best compatibility, I recommend you use a Lenovo approved AC adapter and charger. You can buy one from the lenovo spare parts website (www.lenovospareparts.com) or you can buy online (eg. Amazon, Ebay, etc.) but ensure that there's a Lenovo FRU part number on the item..
- Link to picture
- Sample Battery
- Sample AC adapter
Regards
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Lenovo G550, power supply

Hi, i have lenovo G550, when i start laptop, it works good, after 15-20 mins, power supply starts rotating for about one minute, after that , a small pause about 3-5 mins, and starts again, so from this time power supply begin rotating for every 3-4 mins .
I have a program that controls a processor's and hdd's emperature , hdd's temperature moves from 30 - 41 C , never higher, CPU's temperature when arrive 43-44 C , power supply starts working and when temperature of CPU arrive 33 C , power supply stop working (blowing) , so laptop never stop working.
My question is : Is this normal work of laptop, or my laptop isn't OK ???
Sorry for my bad english .

To get to the power jack, you are removing most every screw on the case. Remove the panel above keyboard that houses power button, then there are more screws beneath it. Then you can get to hinges, unscrew them, find another screw at each hinge after hinge is out of the way. Also unfasten the keyboard, but don't rip it out, to find a couple more screws underneath the keyboard. And finally you can take the two halves of the case apart well enough and get in to disconnect the power jack. The DVD drive will slide out, no screws attaching it. The wiring for the power jack goes to a location by the memory where it attaches to the motherboard. I disconnected the cable by the memory and pulled it through easily.
Should take a week for the part to arrive to me. Crossing fingers that the whole trouble is this and nothing else. Found other thread here that talks about securing the jack better: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-3000-and-Value-line/G550-power-connector-is-this-a-weak-point/td-...
Clearly there is a fault in the design of this laptop model, I think, when many people are having the same fatal issue.
Also, now that I think of it: if you wanted to test if this was the problem for you laptop without the trouble of disassembling everything, you could easily disconnect the power jack by removing the memory cover and unplugging it there; then plug in a replacement power jack (which you'd need to order) and test. If all works, you could then go through the bother of taking everything apart (or finding someone to do it).

Where is the software for the Lenovo G550???

I want to do a clean install and replace the pre-installed Vista with Windows 7.
I see that the Lenovo G550 download page has drivers for Windows 7, but where is the pre-installed software, like Veriface, camera software, and all other pre-installed Lenovo software? I looked at all OS options for the G550 on the download page, and NONE of them had the G550 laptop software, all they had for each OS option was only the drivers.
I understand that I can make a recovery DVD, but as I understand it, it will return the system to the factory fresh state (all pre-installed programs installed, but also with the factory installed VISTA - yuck!). I didn't see any option to only re-install the Lenovo software without also re-installing the OS.
When I look at the download pages for other Lenovo laptops, I see that they have drivers AND SOFTWARE, but the G550 has no software except for the drivers. Since the G550 came with no software disks, and there doesn't seem to be any of the software online, how exactly does one do a clean installation of an operating system, and then re-install the Lenovo software, on a G550?
I was able to find downloads of programs like Veriface on the Lenovo site for different laptop models, but unfortunately those were much older software versions, and for a different Operating system.
Why can't Lenovo post all of the software online? If they aren't going to provide the software on DVD when they ship the PC, then they should at least have it online; so that people can do a reinstallation if necessary. DELL doesn't seem to have a problem putting all of the software for their PCs online, and they also provide it on disk with the PC.
Do I have to find the hidden backup partition and then copy the Lenovo software installation files to a DVD or different drive myself? Has anyone done this, and if so, can they please provide some assistance as to the best way to accomplish this task?
If there is a different/easier way to accomplish my end goal of a G550 with a Windows 7 clean install, and also with a re-installation of all pre-installed Lenovo software, I would be extremely grateful for any assistance. If there is also a way for me to select which factory software I wanted to install, that would be even better ( I don't need all of the crapware that came on the PC)
Thanks in advance,
Sven

Thanks, I'll give that a try when I finally get the Windows 7 upgrade disk.
It seems ridiculous that Lenovo doesn't support this product for Windows 7, especially when they mentioned the "FREE" upgrade (with ridiculous "shipping and handling charge") to Windows 7 on the web page where I ordered it. Being a reasonable person, I assumed that when they offered a "Free" upgrade to Windows 7 with the PC, they would also provide the basic software to allow the built-in hardware like webcams to keep on functioning as they did under Vista.
Had I known that they would refuse to offer any software on disks or download, I would have ordered a DELL or some other PC that has a reasonable level of customer service. I am not a typical user; I don't call in for customer support. All I need is the software and drivers, and I will install it myself.

T400 case number and replacement part?

I have a clients T400 that has come out of warranty. His 160GB HD died. I called Lenovo first to make sure the machine was out of warranty, the tech advise me that is way and gave me the HD FRU number and the phone number to call to get a replacement.
My colleague called IBM and gave them the part number, they said the FRU doesn't exsist and got us the correct part number but said unless we had a case number from Lenovo the drive would be sold AS-IS. So if we bought it and for someone reason it didn't work they would not warranty or exchange the drive.
So my colleague called Lenovo back who said "We don't give case numbers out for machines out of warranty". It seems that IBM thinks differently. Lenovo also said there some way of creating a case on their website which will send me an email with the correct replacement part number...do you think I could find what they are talking about??? NO!
Has anyone had to deal this mayhem? It's like the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing....Plus it makes not sense to not properly help people who have OOW machines that are still fairly new.
I have thought of maybe getting the one of the big bosses at IBM on the phone to fight it out with the boss at Lenovo!
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Lenovo G550 2985 RAM UPGRADE !!!

Heya,
I was jus thinking of upgrading my ram but I wanted to know the maximum capacity of my ram as one slot is still empty. So I googled and found this link
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-3000-and-Essential/G550-Maximum-RAM-capacity/td-p/559341
well according to the thread I can upgrade to only 4gb maximum. But then I did a crucial scan
http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/viewscanbyid.aspx?id=4557E54131D926C3
It says I can upgrade till 8gb.
So I'm just really confused if I should go with 4gb or 8gb !! Please help me out as I find this 1gb RAM really out dated . I want to buy a lenovo Z series but cant coz of cash constraints. Please help me out with the RAM thing.
Thank you.

hi jrc50,
Yes, the 4GB DDR3 1333Mhz should work in replacement to the DDR3 800/1066MHz but do take note though that if you're running on a dual core (i.e. T4300 @ 800Mhz FSB), the speed of the ram will downclock from 1333Mhz to 800Mhz.
In addition, see Crucial's Memory Upgrade for the Lenovo G550.
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Lenovo G550 battery issue, stuck at 0%

Hello,
I've recently purchased a Lenovo G550 (Core2Duo, 4GB RAM), and my batt. says the designed capacity very well, the recharge rate is ok bu the battery does not recharge at all, stuck at 0% and do not raise up.... I've tried to put the g550 on the charge by 24hrs, removed the batt, reinserted and nothing happens, the battery is stuck in 0% forever:
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Someone please help.
Thanks in advance.
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I would suggest a Battery gauge reset, but im not 100% sure if it will work out, though you can try a gauge reset, considering the age of the machine I would also suggest a battery replacement
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Lenovo G550 boot up

Hello mates,
I am using the Lenovo G550. It is brand new. i uninstalled the Vista and setup XP SP3 on it. Everything works fine but takes a HELL lot of time to boot up. Also when I uninstalled Vista and installed XP, I wanted to change the drives and paritions but somehow it does not let me format C: drive, so I had to install XP on another drive. Please help. I am a new member in this forum so it will take time until I understand how things work here so please forgive my mistakes. Thanks for paying attention to my problem.
Hoping for a quick reply

When you state:
"so I had to install XP on another drive"
do you mean another partition on the existing drive,
or replaced the drive with another physical drive?
There is a hidden service partition on the drive
which xp setup will not delete. You should find software
to "zero" the drive (totally erase by writing zeros)
and then you can create partitions when you run the XP install.
Of course, if you zero the drive your recovery partition will
also be gone, but it is probably unuseable now anyhow.
Once you get a clean XP install, with no partitions other than
what YOU create, boot time should improve.

[Lenovo G550] Boot Problem!! HELP

so i have a lenovo G550
there's only dos ( i know its stupid,but it's a long story)
i want to boot my windows xp cd,but the laptop can't read the cd
i've looked for the problem..and the problem is:
PXE-E61 : Media test failure, check cable
i've read in many boards that i have to make a bios update
but how can i make a bios update via DOS?
PLEASE HELPPPP

change boot order ( 1-cdrom 2-hard drive ) and try windows xp cd if it boots.
it is not possible to update bios on dos.
pxe-e61 means :
you need to remove the hard disk out and put it back in and if it doesn't work then you have to replace your hdd

Lenovo G550 does not charge properly.

Well, hello everyone.
I have been experiencing a problem with my Lenovo G550 lately. It doesn't charge properly and at most cases, I have to charge it when it's turned off. When I start up my laptop and as soon as I get to the Windows login screen (or not even up to the loading screen), the power LED starts to blink. I log in to see the laptop not charging. I have tried everything you'd usually do such as, turning the laptop off and on after awhile, removing the battery and putting it in after a few minutes or maybe even an hour, check the charger, take the charger in and out of the laptop and even letting the laptop rest for awhile without the charger or battery in. Sometimes even after all that, it seems like it still doesn't charge. Sometimes it does charge when turned on, although, only charges for a few minutes and stops charging. Even when switched off, sometimes, it doesn't charge properly either.
If you know anything that would fix this, a suggestion or if you know why I'm having this problem, please reply to this.
Ah, silly little computer.
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I have a friends laptop hoping to fix a common issue (or as I thought) of a broken power adapter socket. Without the battery in place when you plug the ac adapter in you get no lights and when you press the power button nothing happens.
Upon disassembly and also with the use of the internet I found that Lenovo actually has a nice setup where the yellow socket is removable retained by a single screw, with a pigtail and plug for the main board. So I pin tested the plug using an ohm meter and it tested good. Then I reattached the plug to the motherboard and tested it using the ac adapter and got 20V between both blue and black terminals. Then flipped the board over and I got the same results on the pins on the back of the board so power is getting to the solder points. But that is where the trail went cold.
Anyone have any ideas? I won't recommend her to buy a new motherboard at this point of even go to the expense of having it checked out which would exceed the value of this unit.
I am thinking there is a voltage regulator somewhere in between the battery and the mainboard power that might be the cause but that is above my electronic prowess.
One thing I can say is if this is not a simple fix I will guide her to look to another brand for a replacement. I have it stripped down to the mainboard and tempted to reassemble it to see if it really does charge the battery but just doesn't let you know via the charge lamp. I do know it won't run without the battery pack which has a little power left but saving it for now.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Steve

Lenovo G550 accessories Problem

Surat, Gujarat, India.
I purchese Lenovo G550 on June 16, 2010.
At that time offer that Give more Rs. 500 and get Goody pack (optical mouse, MACAFEE Anti-Viruse and Head Phone)
Now a days Headphone not worked,
It's in Warrany?
Can I replased?
Lenovo : CBxxxxxxxx
headphone num : OS0922593300858
Model : P550
Sorry For bad English.

warranty doesn't cover headphones replacement. you should buy new one.
( warranty conditions may change by country, so i suggest you to call lenovo support line to make sure )

Lenovo G550 Service Partition problem

Hello,
I've bought Lenovo G550 (without OS) and by mistake deleted my Service Partition, which contains files for OneKey recovery utility. I've searched forum, but hasn't found anything exact.
As I've searched, I've found out few things:
- If I change any partition size, OneKey is no longer working
- Only service support can fix this problem, in some countries I've gotta pay
I'd like to ask you for help. If there is any chance to DIY (do it yourself), just by downloading needed files and creating new partitions with required space.
I'd really appreciate if someone was there to assist, or just providing some more information about this problem.
Sorry for my English.
Thanks a lot !

there are about 113 backup wsi file, the one with number 34 seems damaged. for factory backups there's another issue with it. did you make any changes on volumes? cause if you did, one key recover and one key recover button will stop working.
in normal circumstances, eisa part is not visible. i'm not sure if it works if you copy files to usb.
if windows vista installed, run one-key recover 6.0.
already got backups, skip "back up" otherwise click that.
select full backup, quick compression and next >
choose the path or leave it default and next >
and start.
after back up ends, restart the application one-key recover 6.0
click "create recovery disc" and next >
select the backup you have and next>
this screen will tell you how much cd or dvd you need, min 2 dvd or 8cd, max 7 dvd or 28 cd. and next>
insert the blank cds or dvds into driver and wait until done.
you may need the system image, you can lose your back-up cd, or cds may not working after a while, so , i still recommend that you keep the original copy or more than one backup.
size of recovery cd depens on how much size of disk space you use. its up 2-7 dvd or 4-28 cd.

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