laptop battery why is it not charging when i plug in my laptop in outlet
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The battery is not being charged so it can power everything that is plugged into the UPS unit. Anything plugged into the 'Battery Backup + Surge Protection' outlets is constantly drawing power from the battery. Problem causes: 1) Electronic device(s) plugged into the UPS is/are drawing so much power that the battery doesn't have a chance to charge up. 2) The circuit board controlling the charging of the battery is faulty and not sending power to the battery for charging.
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call them and tell them what is happening..........my problem ended up being a spit in the rubber casing of my electric cord about an inch from the end where it connects to the computer and therefore it was providing the full power of energy to charge the battery, so I don't know whats causing the problem for your battery to fully charge...........hope all goes well for you
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Make sure your charging cord is plugged in to AC and not a USB port. If you do plug it in with USB it'll attempt to set up a connection with the PC or laptop, which is a good thing actually, but it won't charge.
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I had issues with my battery because I kept it charged when not in use. I found out you should NOT keep it charged; rather keep it in the vac until it dies and then recharge, this will extend the life of the battery. I bought a new battery and that solved my problem. Good luck.
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charger? it has a battery and the outlet plug charges the battery when it plugged up
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could be a bad battery (even though it is new) or the transformer that suppose to charge it is bad. use a multi meter set to volts dc and put the red probe on the red terminal of the battery and the black one on the other terminal. see if it reads more than 12 volts. if not, the transformer that charges the battery is bad. if it shows 12 volts or more, than it is the battery. good luck.
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Yes, put the battery in the laptop and plug in the laptop to an electrical outlet. Laptop does not have to be on for the battery to charge.
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Your question is really vague. Do you have it plugged in to an electrical outlet via your power cord, as maybe the battery needs to be charged. Sounds like it isn't getting power? Try that and see what happens.
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I charge mine on the wall socket with a plug-in that accepts USB. Even though it doesn't recognize on your computer, you should see a lightening bolt where the battery is to indicate whether it is charging.
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I think the key is _set the battery in the charger ,making you have + to + and - to - before plugging the charger in the outlet. At this time you should have an empty battery outline on the screen. When you plug the charger in you should se a charging battery image.
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My original battery started doing this same thing occasionally when it started going bad. If your remove and put back the battery while the computer is still plugged in, then it should start charging. I watch for the charge light on the front to come on. Might take 2 or 3 tries. Hope it helps.
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Fresh battery may have held a charge and been slightly refreshed in the computer. But the charging module in the computer may be faulty and finally failed. Try the usual things. Clean the contacts, make sure they're connecting. Check on line if there is a procedure online to reset the charger in the computer or have the unit checked.
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Are you positive it is the cord and not the battery? A dead battery will not charge. If you're certain it's the cord, contact the manufacturer on the warranty and tell them what happened. I have had this cord for a couple of months and so far, no problems. It might just be your cord is defective. If you're not sure it's not the battery, you can tell by the little battery icon in the task menu tray on the bottom right of the screen when the cord is plugged in. If there is a plug next to it but it's not charging, it's likely your battery needs to be replaced. Also, make sure the cord is fully connected at every juncture. My cord tends to slip out of the outlet sometimes and the connection to the power box loosens sometimes. Another thing to look for is the green light on the power box. If that is on when it is plugged in, the cord is still getting power. If that's off, it's dead. If you want the cord "asap", you will have to order another one. Not likely the manufacturer will act quickly. They aren't expensive. You might end up spending just as much in shipping costs. If the battery is the problem, they sell the battery on Amazon too. Just turn off your computer and remove the battery. The model number on the battery should be there. Just type it into the search window on Amazon and it will come up. I bought both within the last 9 months. One more thing. Make absolutely sure the cord you are using is for your computer. If you still have it, check the model number on the cord that came with the computer. Type it into the Amazon search window. I was using the wrong power cord for a while and it died and I got this one because it was the exact model number of the one that came with my laptop.
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Well...it could be your battery. Try using the plug after removing the battery from it and if the laptop comes on, its definitely your battery!!
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Just be aware it can't charge laptops the current only goes one way. It comes IN from the USB plugged into a laptop with the micro USB plugged into the side of the charger and it goes OUT the USB port on the end of the charger top the micro USB at the end of the charger. I saw someone complain the charger didn't charger their daughter's laptop and instead was draining power...
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Have you followed the instructions on how to charge included with the battery? Otherwise, the battery may not fit your laptop.