Part diagnosis
30 CHF
- Reading the symptom
- Reference check
- Keyboard / panel / hinge triage
- First useful verdict
Gaming laptop, keyboard, panel, hinge
Repairing gaming laptops
A gaming laptop can't be treated like a tower. Before you buy a keyboard, a panel or a hinge, PC4GAMER checks the reference, the real symptom and the complexity of dismantling to avoid the wrong parts and false timelines.
Laptop offers
Check first, dismantle after
The aim is to confirm the right part and the right level of work before you lose time or money.
Opening at the workshop
60 CHF
- Interior check
- Access to fans or storage
- Connector check
- Preparation of the exact part
Part replacement
120 CHF
- Dismantling / reassembly
- Fitting of the supplied or approved part
- Function test
- Hand-back report
Cases handled
Requests that keep coming back
KeyboardDead keys, ribbon cables, complete topcase depending on the model, a check before ordering.
HingeStiff opening, a shell that deforms, worn screws or supports.
ScreenCracked panel, loose contact, flickering, intermittent display problem.
VentilationNoise, heat, internal cleaning, thermal paste if the model allows.
SSD / RAMA simple upgrade when the laptop really keeps up and the gain is worth it.
Simple path
How the request is handled
1
Message
Model, symptom, part and urgency.
2
Reference
Check of the part or doubt about compatibility.
3
Workshop go-ahead
Opening, check and confirmation of what comes next.
4
Hand-back
Test, announced timing and next action.
For this type of request, the most useful thing stays simple: exact model, sharp photos and the part you have in mind before ordering anything.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can just the keyboard be replaced?
Yes, if the reference exists and the model allows a clean replacement. Some laptops require a complete topcase, so the check comes before the final price.
See keyboard repairDo I have to supply the part?
You can supply the part, or ask for a reference check before buying. The most important thing is to avoid an incompatible or too fragile part.
Which symptoms justify a diagnosis before buying?
Partly dead keyboard, a stiff hinge, a flickering screen, very noisy fans, an SSD that's too small or limited RAM.