Art Alexion on 3 Jul 2009 08:54:37 -0700 |
Looks like it is the aftermarket battery (about a year old but not often used). I took the battery out and the lights went on. I still have the original battery which works OK. Short in battery? Something that can be reset, or just get rid of the battery? On Friday 03 July 2009 10:46:58 Eric wrote: > Art: > > I don't know if my 2 Compaq adapter(s) match what you need(1). > > In my experience with Compaq laptops the problem is most likely either in > the laptop's power receptacle or a broken wire in the cord. When you > insert the connector into the laptop does it seem "loose" at all? Can you > slowly push it left|right|up|down and make the charging light go 'on'? > Also, try slowly moving the cord around - particularly near the ends. > > I also have a multi-meter you can borrow for testing if you need. > > Eric > > (1) > Compaq series: PPP014L - no "model number" shown. > Compaq model ADP-60DB (with aforementioned broken wire in cord) > works occasionally if it's in the correct position :-( > > Art Alexion wrote: > > Suddenly my Compaq Evo N610c stopped charging. The transformer block for > > this unit has no light to indicate power, so I have no way of knowing > > whether the problem is at the transformer or the charging system in the > > laptop itself. > > > > The age of this thing is borderline so it is worth buying a used or > > reconditioned charger on ebay, but now worth spending a lot. > > > > My problem is that I don't have another transformer to test the unit so > > that I can isolate the problem. Does anyone have a transformer > > compatible with this laptop so that I can run a short test? I can come > > to a location convenient to you, and it should only take a few minutes. Attachment:
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