I recently planned to increase the RAM on my Asus laptop and damaged one of the two lines (black and white) and the chip that is responsible for the wireless connection (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth).
After that I needed the laptop and I soldered one of the two on it (I'm certified so I know how to do it correctly) and fixed the other one with adhesive tape. My Wi-Fi connection worked on it, but the Bluetooth function is gone.
I think I've done enough and probably scratched the guarantee.
But if someone knows whether the guarantee is still valid and I can have the laptop repaired, it would be great to get this question answered.
For us it was the case that the "Plus" guarantee expires if third-party persons / workshops not named by the manufacturer carry out unauthorized "repairs or modifications" to the device.
Fact… Bad luck and loss of guarantee.
