Charger is not working

It can only be the charger or the tablet and if you are sure the charger is ok it leaves the tablet.

At 3 months old it should be still under warranty and so as not to invalidate the warranty it should be returned to the retailer un-fiddled with...

The first thing to check is for proper power. Try connecting your charger with the battery removed and powering up the computer. If you are not successful with this, it may be that the charger is defective and not charging your battery.
Advise that you purchase/borrow a supported laptop charger. A local HP repair center should have a compatible charger that you could use to test.
If it is not the charger (the laptop should work without a battery), then you have motherboard problems. Memory or other issues would cause a power on but errors. No power up at all is going to require some sort of board replacement.
At that point, your choice is warranty repair service or, if out of warranty, best bet will be replacement of laptop.

Remove the main battery from the laptop and try power, if it works the battery is bad, if no change the charger needs to be checked for proper voltage. Since your laptop is less than a year old you should have warranty for up to the year, check this asp and find your paperwork should verify.

Battery warranties are typically only good for a year. If you don't wish to send it in for them to replace you can purchase one yourself to replace it with. The user manual that came with the laptop will tell you the specs on the battery for your laptop. You need to match that.

If you lost the user manual you can download one under support on the HP website, matching your specific model number.

You can either look for a battery dealer in your area of locate one online to purchase one from. A local place can also test your old battery though it's not unusual for the amount of time it will run the laptop to drop over time.

Hi Raviseetha,

This is the issue with the Laptop Charger, your charger is faulty.

I would recommend borrowing a friend or family's laptop charger that works on your laptop and see if it works. If it does not, then the problem could be something internal circuitary and you should ask Compaq to fix it. If it charger works, then the problem is definitely the charger, possibly because it is not providing enough power which would usually happens all the time with most of the laptops
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If you laptop is under warranty,I am pretty sure if you ask Compaq to replace the parts or fix them if necessary. Else you could buy a new charger and it would fix your issue..

This should solve your issue.

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In order for to check if the charger is working properly, you can remove the battery and use the charger only. and observe for about 1 to 2 hours if your computer did not shutdown then your charger is still good.

If you still have warranty with asus much better if you ask them to replace your charger and that's for free.

If the computer turns off instantly after the power is pressed, either you are not plugged into the charger and the battery is empty, or there is a hardware fault that is preventing it from starting up properly.

if you are plugged into the charger and the battery has power as well, then try unplugging the power and take out the battery for 5 minutes, plug both back in and try to turn it on. if the same problem repeats then it is most likely a hardware issue.

If you are in warranty contact acer or your dealer, you will have to send / ship the laptop to acer warranty repair, more details from acer or your dealer.

If you are outside of warranty, take the laptop to a local professional for a diagnosis and a repair estimate.

Friend, As your laptop is not even three months old, I would recommend that you do not try to open it and do some thing to it because you will loose the warranty. And warranty also requires you to go to Service Center. Please do that as Di it Yourself is recommended after warranty is over. But before you do that check the battery and the charger. If the charger is gone then the battery will not charge and hence the laptop will act as dead. Check the charger for correct amount of current. If that is fine then the battery may be faulty. But have you tried it while plugged into mains? If not then do that. The charger will send current direct to the laptop. But if it is faulty then it may not.

there are a lot of cuase on auto shut off the laptops..

posseble if..

1. if the battery not inserted on laptop... it means you using the charger when you disconnect or loss the connection, auto shut off.
2.if the battery inserted and full of charge.. then make auto shuto off.. this problem,, sometime overheating,, A. fun not working properly..B. shortage of cheps.

try to check the charger and battery,,, use another charger to test observe atlest 30minuts.. the problem the sam auto shut off.. check the cpu fan.. or processor

note" if under warranty don't open it. bring to warranty..

this is simple, there are only two things tht can be wrong or faulty:
1. your charger is messed up, or it simple is not an original dell charger in wich case replacing the thing with an original D600 charger will fix it.

2. your battery is messed up and u may need a new one or its not an original

Mind you many parts of a dell are configured only to worked with same model and original pieces so make sure all the parts are real then if the problem persists, check (for the charger) when the wire is wriggled wether the little green light flickers if it does replace the charger if not try the laptop with somone elses battery to see if it works well if it does change batteries if not then its an internal wiring problem and the warranty will cover tht altough it is Highly unlikely that wiring problems will be present...