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I am having trouble determining which screw bit to use to remove the charging port from a Dell Inspirion 15 3593. The screw appears to be something other than a philips head, which most of the other screws, so far, are. Any suggestions on how to solve this will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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You’ll need a Torx T5 or T6 screwdriver bit to safely remove the charging port on a Dell Inspiron 15 3593.
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Slightly different answer here, but will see what actually works. Thank you for your input.
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@pogofan while the screw list refers to this screw as a M2x3 (which actually means it is a metric 2mm thread with a thread length (not total screw length) of 3mm), the steps for the power adapter port replacement refers to it as a M2x2 screw. According to the Inspiron 15 3593 SM it is a Phillips head screw and this would be a PH#00. Now, there is always a possibility that this screw got exchanged for something non-Phillips. In that case, take a quick picture of what it looks like and post that with your Question. That way we can see what you see and hopefully clarify this for you. Adicionar imagens a uma pergunta já existente
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Riiigghhtt. I was a bit baffled by the M2x3. It just said in the screw list that it was the screw type. But looking at the image it does look like a phillips. Thanks for clarifying that!
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Hey Mate!
I looked up your model on Dell's support page. It appears to be a M2x3 screw. M2 refers to the form factor, and 3 refers to the length.
Here is the Screw List, and you can see the screw for the "Power-adapter port".
I hope this helps!
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Thank you, I guess I need to work on my search skills a bit.
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Turns out the screw was damaged and I had to use needle nose pliers to get it out. This was an idea that I found while browsing around the ifixit site, thank you for the inspiration. Took a while, but it worked. And thanks to all who provided an answer, the screw was a philips head, but there was not enough of the grooves for anything to grab hold of, so pliers it was.
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@pogofan thanks for coming back to update us. Glad it all worked out for you. Repair is War on Entropy
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