Dell Computers Defective Production of XPS M1530 laptops dangerous over heating Internet

The fan and air intake needed heavy dust accumulations removed.

If you continued to use this overheated computer, YOU are the cause of the motherboard failure.

Electronics and excess heat are a VERY poor combination. How long have you had this "lemon" computer?

I'll re-state, if it was so bad, how did it work for so long? The warranty, much as you'd like it to be, is NOT endless.

Dear sir.. Who states he doesn't work for Dell. Because you and I have or have had several dell computers does not therefore guarantee that all their computers are flawless. At times Mr. Dell expert it's principle and not just money. So stop whining and try to be a consumer advocate instead of supporting big business "get overs"."

Your inference that I work for Dell makes about 2 dozen companies I've been accused of working for on ROR.  A last resort for those with no further cogent argument.  FYI, I'm retired.

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BTW, I don't "support big business or consumers blindly, I use reason and common sense, something that's sadly lacking in you.

You are just another person who does not understand what a warranty is.  They cover manufacturing defects and problems (with a few exceptions) for a period of time. Everyone wants the warranty extended to cover their particular problem. Sorry!

Dell computers are not perfect and are not claimed to be, neither is any other brand by the way. Dell is as good as most for the price. 

Beside the $199 for shipping and diagnostics, I know have been told that I need a mother board $375. He admitted class action suits but stated on this particular XPS model they do not have one listed as of this time. Dear sir.. Who states he doesn't work for Dell. Because you and I have or have had several dell computers does not therefore guarantee that all their computers are flawless. At times Mr. Dell expert it's principle and not just money. So stop whining and try to be a consumer advocate instead of supporting big business "get overs".

and it's worked well until recently.

How is this Dell's fault after all this time?

Fan's can and do fail.  Dust can clog ventilation ports and build up on internal components.

"I did a few searches and found page after page of individuals reporting or asking for help fo the same problem with over heating as well with other issues since the XPS hit the market."

I did a few searches (nothing extensive) and didn't find any such issues with the XPS1530.

"Therefore, being out of warranty or not should not matter just as a recall on vehicles, appliances, etc. I have no option....NONE...except pay money to Dell for their mistakes."

Wouldn't it be great if manufacturers would just keep extending their warranties when something you own has a problem....great for you...not so great for them.  They'd soon be out of business.

I'll readily admit it's just my opinion, but the $199 for the full repair and probably updates is more than fair under these circumstances.

How can you say it's a design flaw when it apparently worked for several years until now?

Send the @!&** thing in and stop whining.

BTW, I don't work for Dell, but do have two of their computers, an XPS410 computer and a Studio 1735 laptop....no problems.