So to confirm he connected power directly to the battery springs?
What voltage did he connect to those springs?
If it was more than 12v you have almost certainly done some internal damage.
As best you may have blown a few diodes which are there to protect from small voltage overruns - at worst probably burnt out the motherboard.
If you do not know how to check these it is probably advisable to take to a repair centre.
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Hi Jasbir, Laptop batteries only have a set life span and if your battery does not hold charge the only solution is topurchase another battery. You will find the cheapest way to do this is to search the computer section of ebay [laptop assessories ]
and find the battery for your laptop model.
Regards mistyman
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This is going to be with the power management system on the motherboard. These are the classic text book symptoms of a failed power management chip. Few shops will be able to fix this, most just say replace the motherboard, you might get lucky and find one in your area that can fix it, if not then you will need to send it to Acer for repair.
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Just a thought... There's a "Fn" Key located beside the Start key, when you press this "FN" key + F5, the screen goes black, and if you press again, the screen goes back to normal... Could this be the problem?
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sounds like your charging circuit isn't working or the adapter isn't putting out enough power or amprage to fully charge the battery, or you battery went bad. if the charging circuit is bad then so is *********** board, time to burry the system and buy a new one
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Kevin you must try charging it with the wall-charger, if that doesn't works, try entering BL mode by pressing # and *, and then pull the trigger to turn it on.
It will tell you that battery is low, you can connect then the charger, pull the trigger again, it should start normally.
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So to confirm he connected power directly to the battery springs?
?What voltage did he connect to those springs?
?If it was more than 12v you have almost certainly done some internal damage.
?As best you may have blown a few diodes which are there to protect from small voltage overruns - at worst probably burnt out the motherboard.
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?If you do not know how to check these it is probably advisable to take to a repair centre.
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?Becketts Music
?www.beckettsmusic.co.uk
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