I’d need to know the exact code of “D14″ (equivalent too)near the power jack socket (motherboard ASUS 3800 L3C).

I thought I had the same problem. Mine D14 (I think it is a diode) is vanised due to bad solder of the power jack. But with the original powersupply I have the system up and running now.
If you already tried the get it running, try another adaptor. Maybe it works. Good luck

I am trying to get the keyboard off of my ASUS PRO 60R. It seems more complicated than anything I have seen in the instructions. for example, the “keyboard bezel” is not there — the entire top half of the computer is fused together.

Any ideas what to do?

I’ve never worked with Asus laptops but I’ll try to guess.
If there is no keyboard bezel, most likely the keyboard is secured by a few screws on the bottom of the laptop. Try removing all screws you can find that could hold the keyboard. After that insert a piece of thin plastic between the keyboard and palm rest and try lifting it up.

how to loosen the screws that are stuck?

You’ll have to use a good quality screwdriver which makes a good contact with the screw. Make sure to use the right size screwdriver. If the screwdriver is too small, you can strip the screw.

Any ideas what to do?
And especially, how to loosen the screws that are stuck?

(My keyboard problem is similar to the ones described in other comments: a few drops of salt water caused the keyboard to go haywire, got progressively worse. Although I own an external keyboard, the existing one is interfering at all times.)

Janelle

Thank you

Giovanni