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Anonymous Posted on Dec 30, 2010

Lenovo Z560 laptop battery charge drops from 50% down to 7% suddenly. And after that, i need to charge the laptop where it gets charged till 99% only. What is the problem i am facing now?. I purchased the laptop 4 months back and it is still new.

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A sudden drop from 50% to 7% means that the battery is faulty, it is simply a case where it is not holding any charge. I would suggest you contact the seller and check if the battery is under warranty. Hope this helps and good luck.Any question please feel free to ask.

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    thans for your post,it is very helpful.HP Pavilion 5000 battery

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Hello,

I think your battery is damaged due to some reasons.

may be you constantly charge your battery all the time you work on your laptop.
or
you charge your battery & more than constantly 12 Hours.
or
you may have one more problem than your battery charger has electronic faults.

So i will suggest you
1. Replace you battery & battery charger as you will get a warranty because you have purchased you laptop before 4 months.
2. these latop parts have 6 months warranty period so you will not be charged i guess but you contact at lenovo centre from where you bought your laptop & confirm about free replacement or they will Charge anything

Thanks

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