How to fix laptop memory problems?

Question

laptops

There is a laptop Acer Aspire E1-570G, there is a native memory for it, inside of which one wire broke (2 times). I took it to the first one for repair, soldered it myself to the second one, rewound it with electrical tape. It worked properly for several weeks, then when the laptop heats up, the battery indicator starts flashing, and with it the display indicator (like the same?) And thus the laptop stops charging, although the memory is in the laptop's socket. I take it out, put it back in - it charges, but after a minute, or even a couple of seconds, the indicator flashes again. I tried to get the battery and work from the network, but it just simply turns off when the toy is started, and I realized that the problem is in the memory. Is it possible to do something, fix it, or do I need to immediately buy a new one?

Answer 1

Is there anything that can be done to fix

Yes, you can. Open the charger, replace (solder old, solder new) capacitors.
In the absence of experience and the price of repairs in a service comparable to the price of a new memory, it is better to go straight to the store.

Answer 2

The memory has two options for working, it works or it doesn’t work, but when we work from the memory, the laptop works but turns off under load, it means to watch the CPU temperature, we saw to check the RAM