leonattpcs
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Brought in not switching on, when connecting power it gave green then red light.
Opened it up and the battery in it which is original is swollen at one end which is facing the corner of the computer, tried a none swollen battery and no change.
I am then told by the owner that if the screen is tilted back and the computer is sort of bent up slightly it will switch on...
I am thinking stress caused by the battery has maybe caused the issue.
Getting board out then connecting battery and power, power is getting into the computer, have measured the voltage from the charger, now just green light on charger connector does not go red, fans start spinning then stop, then start spinning and keep spinning. Board is generating heat as you would expect it.
I am going to be measuring voltages next, but it this issue do you think caused by the battery swelling and I should be looking for cracked solder joint or just start with looking for voltages and take it from there?
Thanks
Opened it up and the battery in it which is original is swollen at one end which is facing the corner of the computer, tried a none swollen battery and no change.
I am then told by the owner that if the screen is tilted back and the computer is sort of bent up slightly it will switch on...
I am thinking stress caused by the battery has maybe caused the issue.
Getting board out then connecting battery and power, power is getting into the computer, have measured the voltage from the charger, now just green light on charger connector does not go red, fans start spinning then stop, then start spinning and keep spinning. Board is generating heat as you would expect it.
I am going to be measuring voltages next, but it this issue do you think caused by the battery swelling and I should be looking for cracked solder joint or just start with looking for voltages and take it from there?
Thanks