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HI @Ezenia    If your MSN is 30026124  NB P6705 ERAZER MD61366 UK   here is a list of parts  40068411 NBC BOTTOM CASE CLE N857EK1‑M  (bottom cover/underneath of unit)  40068484 NBC BACK COVER MODULE CLE N857EK1‑M  (back cover of the screen) 40068418 NBC HINGE RIGHT CLE N857EK1‑M   (hinge) 40068417 NBC HINGE LEFT CLE N857EK1‑M     (hinge)   thanks       ... View more

My issue was caused by the PCIe SSD that came with the laptop. I replaced it and no longer have any issues with my laptop. It's been running fine ever since. It's able to sleep and wake. I haven't needed to reset the CMOS since changing the SSD. ... View more

It does sound like a motherboard fault, likely a short circuit has occurred somewhere. It can be something else though, like bad RAM, drives or another thing connected to the motherboard.    Have you tried removing the drives you have connected (HDDs, SSDs)?  Have you tried resetting the CMOS? If you can find a CR2032 battery, take it out and leave it for about a minute. Put the battery back in and try to power up. Give the laptop some time as it may power cycle and reboot a bit before actually POSTing. When you reset the CMOS, make sure there's no power source connected (battery and charger). Only connect a power source once you've finished.   As this seems to be a power-related fault, what you can do is remove some connections such as fans, speakers, audio boards etc. Leave screen connected for now. If you can observe the same problems with either nothing or very little connected to the motherboard, chances are you have a motherboard fault. If that's the case, the easiest thing is to replace the motherboard. Troubleshooting circuit board issues is complex and requires some tools and experience. If you can't find a new motherboard that's reasonably priced, then the best bet is to replace the laptop.   As a last resort and if it's easy to do so, disconnect the laptop screen from the motherboard. Insert a stick of RAM (if you have removable RAM), ensure the power button is connected (it'll either be part of the keyboard or you'll see a separate power button circuit board that connects to the main motherboard) and then connect an external screen to the laptop. If you can't get anything from the external screen, then you can rule out a bad screen issue. Before you remove the laptop screen, make sure there's no power source. Ensure battery and charger have been disconnected. Never disconnect/connect a laptop screen with either power sources still present. It can cause further issues.         ... View more

The heatsink is sold separately by the seller. It looks like he/she took apart a Medion P6677 and is selling off the parts for money. They're charging £29.95 for the heatsink. I also see they are selling the screws for the P6677 for another £20. Those screws would probably be OK for the laptop I have.    They offer 30 day warranty on their products and they have an "eBay premium service" label which seems to suggest they are a good seller.    I am probably not going to purchase it. It's not something I absolutely need right now, I just want to eventually restore the laptop if I can. I've been frequently looking on eBay for the motherboard and most of the times the results come up empty. There's a few instances where I'll come across one, like now. Unfortunately, the sellers are still charging well over £100. That's still cheaper than what Medion want to sell it for, but over £100 is still more than I'd like to pay out if possible. I haven't come across a mainboard that comes from the E6435 itself yet, just other laptops that use the exact same board with some differences (e.g. a dedicated GPU).   The goal of this thread really is to determine if using the exact same motherboard that comes from a different model laptop (e.g. a Medion P6677) would work for the Medion E6435 that also uses the same motherboard (size and the way components are laid out are identical). That way If I come across something cheaper in the future, I can go ahead and make the purchase. It does look strongly likely that as long as the motherboard is an "E15S Main Board Rev 2.2" and  the CPU is an i5 7200U, it should be an acceptable replacement for the E6435.           ... View more

hello @Ezenia and welcome there are still a remaining amount of motherboards msn 40063319 (558€) in the Medion spare parts shop but they are more expensive than the laptop. bye Fishtown   ... View more