switch is stuck or
appears to be
defective, replace
the eject switch
cable harness. *
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The PCMCIA sensors are 1. Ensure that the
blocked, disconnected, or lenses of the
defective. PCMCIA sensor
emitter and
receiver are clear
of debris.
2. Ensure that the
PCMCIA sensor
emitter and
receiver boards
are installed
properly and are
connected to the
power switch cable
harness.
3. Replace the PCMCIA
sensor emitter and
receiver boards.
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* The keylock switch is integrated into the eject switch cable harness.
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Problem Probable Cause Recommended Action(s)
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The computer is on while Turn off the computer
attempting to undock in a before undocking.
non-Windows environment
(Section D.1).
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The motor does not The motor cable is loose 1. Verify that the
engage but a beep is or disconnected. motor cable is
emitted one second tightly connected
after attempt to to the motor. If
undock. not, tighten the
quick connects on
the cable with a
pair of pliers
and reconnect
them.
2. Verify that the
motor cable is
connected firmly
to the expansion
base system board.
If the cable does
not connect
firmly, replace
it.
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The motor is bad. Replace the docking
mechanism.
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The motor circuitry is Verify that the
defective on the expansion voltage outputs
base system board. for the motor cable
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