Hii,,sir my laptop Dell latitude e7440 shot this capacitor,,I remove this capacitor,my laptop battery is still running my laptop and work,,but power adapter not working,,I have two adapter,same problem,
How can I bypass charging line,,

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Anyway, in my case the capacitor you indicate with the green error seemed to me the only thing broken. The caps there are all in parallel, so it is hard to measure without removing. The reason I removed that one, and only that one had the slight suggestion of a crack in the plastics part - much like is visible in your picture with the orange error.  

These capacitor parts are exposed through the shield ... for anticipated  repairs, or to prevent shortcircuits of the thick components against the shield ??
Since they are in parallel, and there are many, and two right next to it, and encouraged by the youtube above, I merely removed it without replacing.

Unfortunately I was too anxious and too sloppy testing the removal.
I just plugged in without re-assembly and some smoke escaped ... and we all know how important it is to keep the smoke locked up in the parts.

Once assembled properly, the  system worked - mostly. I'm using it now.
The USBs on the back do not work. And the docking station does not work - it sees the monitor, but the monitor does not see it and again the USB does not work. on/off does work, but I'm afraid it doesn't charge either.
Oh well... so close, and yet so far.
Maybe the capacitor took out something else, or it was my sloppiness. Ouch.

Met vriendelijke groetjes,
Hein
Nashua, NH

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I wish we could say that we nowadays added the most modern equipment that exists to our equipment, like say an electronic microscope or a scanning (electronic) microscope, but those sadly are still not available moneywise. Although the first electronic microscope was already invented and designed around 1933. We use (stereo) microscopes and other common microscopes, and the expensive thermic camera. Why is it that you ask Dicksy?

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You're completely right Yogesh! My shop ownwer friend therefore has several quite expensive cameras to be able to quick diagnostic any repair. At home I have an extensive set of hardware tools and testers too, and even spare hot air solder stations and at least 6 oscilloscopes (3 of which were repaired, one build as kit, and the other 2 were bought new), amongst many build projects and added testers. Probably even more than my shopowner friend does but he also has an ultrasonic cleaning tank, and a simple hotfix machine for the more difficult repairs that involve issues as moisture damaged boards. And luckily I do not have to fix anything professional to survive running an ICT shop but I do love my electronics hobby more than anything else!

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About your question about the schematic and what mosfet and circuit to see Mark, look at page 47 of this E7440 complete service manual here

And search for Mosfets PQ700,PQ4 and PQ704, PQ706.

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