Lights on front panel on Dell Inspirion 1100

1. Go light/button blinks twice with solid green and orange lights
2. Green light starts blinking with go light twice and then both go off
3. orange light goes off.
4. green light followed by orange light followed by go light cycle twice and a third time by the green light
5.followed by the orange light continuously blinking.

I have already tried the following trouble-shooting:

1. Put in a new cartridge
2. Made sure there is paper properly seated in the tray
3. Made sure all doors closed (I even took off left side to verify no memory cards
4. Verified all doors closed
5. Done a cold reboot by holding the Go button while turning the unit on.
6. Repeated steps 1-5 multiple times.Hope It's resolve all Your Printer Problem,
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hi... this is charger or battery problem ..only
thanks

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sim

The battery is failing and needs to be replaced. This explains it a bit more

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3743571-long_will_battery_in_portable_computer

just remove the battery and directly run on main power .check the cord of charger is proper.may be the battery is faulty.

either it might be operating system problem aur battery problem

is your battery going dead

Accoding to our DCSE site the blink code 4 Green 1 Amber is a memory problem

Normally the battery light will rapidly flash orange if the battery is defective. It will alternate between orange and green if it is too hot to charge. Or it will either flash orange or be a steady orange if the battery is low or completely discharged. Based on this and the fact that you cannot get it to stay on for more than 7 seconds, I would have to say that you need to recharge the battery by plugging the laptop into an AC outlet. After all, it can't run without the juice.

There is a problem with your battery. You'll probably need a new one.

Hi Marlon,

Not a whole I can do to help. What I can do is refer you to go get a Chilton, or Haynes manual thac voers your Plymouth Voyager. They have schematics with wire colors labeled.You will have a good shot at figuring out which wire is which.