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Posted on Dec 30, 2008

Charging Problems with FUJITSU SIEMENS AMILO PRO V2055

My laptop recently stopped running from the mains power, and hence did not charge the battery. It would still work whilst the battery had power but when the charger was plugged in, the battery wqould not charge and the laptop would continue to run only from the battery power.

I know the charger is fine but have bgeen told it could either be the motherboard connection from the charger socket or the battery itself. Apparently when the battery reaches a certain age, it no longer charges. This would explain why it does not charge but would the laptop not run off the mains power even in this case. Surely even if the battery would no longer charge, the laptop would draw power from the mains??? as apposed to the battery taking mains power then the laptop working from the battery (indirectly from the mains).

Does anyone know if this laptop can run without a battery connected to it using the charger cable only???. Also if i need to replace the motherboard, what is the type/model/part i need to look for?, and is it used in any other similar laptop models?

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  • Anonymous Jan 04, 2009

    I have the exact same problem on my fijitsu v2055, did you get the issue sorted, if so...how?

  • Anonymous Feb 12, 2009

    same problem here any one know the layout for the charging circuit

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SOunds to me like the charge board inside the laptop has gone bad. If it will not run off of the mains supply without the battery and will not charge the battery, this is your problem. AS far as where you can get the parts or have it repaired. I am unsure of because I would need the full model and make of the laptop which didn't fit in the listing title bar above If you could send me more info, I would be glad to try to help.

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