Thanks for generic solution but cannot see how to connect live side of power socket to board - think I have found broken track but unable to trace properly due to board layout
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Use epoxy glue to fasten the socket to the board. I assume that you have a proper soldering iron (small grounded tip, not a soldering gun), and know how to use it. After the epoxy has cured, trace the damaged tracks back to another solder connection, then solder an insulated (about #24 or #26) wire to that point and to the appropriate connection on the power jack. There should be a maximum of three wires to install. If you make the proper connections, it should work as before. Good luck!
Oh my. The same thing happened to me. (except my screen wasn't fuzzy) Yes, for sure the hard drive broke. So your going to have to completely repair the computer. Its going to take a lot of time and not to mention money.
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