I Have a Dell Inspiron 17R N7110. my 65 w charger stops charging the battery
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Sorry!!! I don't have that problem. My DELL is Inspiron 1505 and the charger works fine.
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I don't know if it is a Dell but I have had no issues with it charging. It seems to be be compatible with my Dell Studio laptop.
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Make sure that you bought the right battery first. Look up what kind of laptop you have usually it is printed on the laptop somewhere. Mine is a toshiba satellite. Then google what kind of battery it takes. Make sure that the battery is properly installed and locked in place(tabs near battery) and that it doesn't wiggle. Next is the charging unit. Make sure that its fully put together and connected to your pc power slot. If the battery is right and the power charging unit is fully conected and still no charge check to see if there is an orange light when you plug in the charger. If there is your prolly have a defective battery and should return it, if not then you prolly need a new charger or internal charger connector(pc end).
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I have a Dell Inspiron N5030. The battery fits my computer, the only issue I have is when I go to charge the battery my computer will tell me not a dell battery and not want to charge the battery. I usually have to take the battery out and put back in a couple times and restart it a couple times and then it will charge the battery. I have also found that if I do not let the battery go all the way down it will usually charge without problems when I plug it in.
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I've had this problem many times with my Toshiba, when the battery runs all the way down or changing the battery you have to restart and go into the bios, when in there, load default settings, then restart and it should be charging again
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The battery charger plugs into computer not the battery...???? maybe something is wrong with the charger...take the charger to a computer place and have them check if its putting out ,the charger might not be charging. If you have a voltmeter you can check the charger yourself or maybe the battery they sent you might be bad.
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You probably need a new board if the pin inside the charger is not loose. The problem I found with the board is that the connector breaks where it is soldierd to the power board and to have to apply pressure till it can no longer make a connection.
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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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I'm using the original charger that came with the DELL. It worked initially with the battery but after a month and a half it stop charging.Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Hey, Wyelin. Really sorry for that. I'm afraid that the charger can't charge for the computer because its capacity is too small and the voltage can't support.
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I have the HP Pavilion g series, the charger I need to replace is 65w 19.5v-3.34A.
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Yes, I double checked and then triple checked.When I unplug the laptop and plug it back in. It will show it's charging then just stop. It just won't continue charging or stay fully charged. The other battery did the same thing then just stopped being useful.
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You should look at the back of your charger to see what family that your charger currently is. The charger that I can see for your notebook via picture from Newegg looks like the standard dell charger which this would be one of them; the question would be wattage needed but you should most likely only need 60-90 for that notebook so this charger will work; if you needed 130 then the charger would power pc but not charge battery at same time; and the notebook would run slower; you would get a message. I have several of these that I use for different Dell notebooks including an XPS for my son. You should look at the back of your charger to see what family that your charger currently is. The charger that I can see for your notebook via picture from Newegg looks like the standard dell charger which this would be one of them; the question would be wattage needed but you should most likely only need 60-90 for that notebook so this charger will work; if you needed 130 then the charger would power pc but not charge battery at same time; and the notebook would run slower; you would get a message. I have several of these that I use for different Dell notebooks including an XPS for my son.
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Probably a loose connection in the connection inside the laptop for the charger. Or wrong charger tip. First is most likely
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I have the pretty standard 7.2-14.4 charger. i have noticed the charger or maybe battery is quick charging. The charger is 15 years old, it's time for a new one i think.
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I have a Dell studio 17 and have written down all the info on the different parts and that was on my original charger too. The one listed above works with it perfectly. It is a original dell part as was the battery I got at the same time. They were both less expensive than the local computer place was going to charge me for them.
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I have a Dell Inspiron 1520. Yes, the battery charges. I have my laptop in high performance power setting and the battery holds a charge for about 3 1/2 to 4 hours. I hope this helps.