Hp zv6000 my mobo is making this ticking noise when i connect the power without the battery. there is a sign of water being droped on the mobo. and it doesnt turn on.

Hello
It's might be the fan that's making the noise or can be something worse then that, I would recommend ask them for repair if it is still under warranty.

the PC needs to be cleaned,every year or it will overheat.
lint packs up.
what is the ADAPTeR, we cant guess them. ever.

aH the AC power pack is the ADAPTER?

i bet the battery goes dead with no adapter right
so the acid test is this
no battery run on the adapter
if that fails, the adapte is wrong or dead. or weak
1: wrong size 65w or 100w. less never.
2: wrong voltage ,19vdc is correct for HP. not 12,
3: the jack on the mobo for 19v is cracked ,common on some

i never buy PC with this part , I buy Elitebooks that cure that horror.
what happens is you flex cable.
and the jack flexes and then the solder joint crack
all do, its one bad horror. (mine uses a anti crack flex cable inside)


http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-POWER-JACK-IN-HP-ZD8000-ZV6000-COMPAQ-R4000-X6000-MOTHERBOARD-SOCKET-CHARGE-/271259462380?hash=item3f2852eaec:g:C8MAAOxy9LxSDsly

If your charger is working properly and the laptop is as well, then the laptop should work without a battery in it at all. If your new battery worked and laptop worked with it until the battery died, then the charger or charge port is damaged.

If it does not work with charger plugged in without a battery, then your charger(s) or the laptop charge port itself may be damage or broken. Or worse, the laptop may be dead.

If the laptop does nothing even with a good battery with charge (no fans, no boot, nothing on-screen, no noises) you're laptop could be dead; likely a burned motherboard or processor. It may have overheated or something along those lines.

Compatibility problem??
HP PAVILION ZV6000
HP PAVILION ZV5000
HP PAVILION ZV5000 SERIES

As others have said, the most common fault with the ZV series is the power socket. However, you mentioned the Lightning Bolt. This indicates that the battery is being charged and it should go out as soon as the battery is fully charged.

If the Lightning Bolt flashes on and off regularly, especially when the power cable is moved, then the socket is at fault and needs replacing.

You can check to see if the battery is receiving a charge by doing the following

1. Right Click the Desktop
2. Click Properties
3. Click the Screen Saver tab
4. Click the Power button
5. Click the Power Meter tab

This will tell you the computer's current power source and whether the battery is charging.

I have replaced several of these sockets on ZV5000s and I'm sure the 6000 will be similar. I would not recommend this job for anyone without technical knowledge, despite some of the websites that say you can do it yourself. You will need to strip the entire laptop down and all but remove the motherboard before the socket can be replaced.

Hope this helps

To isolate the issue.please connect the notebook to external monitor with the help of VGA port.(Blue PORT) on the notebook.if it good with out any lines.you need to fix the LCD screen of the Notebook.

It sounds like you have a piece of junk, the hard drive mighr be OK , if it is you can put it into a USB hard drive adapter case and use it as an external USB hard drive.

If the 'charge light' is flashing, I can only suggest it's a bad connection internally. You need to have it serviced...

bad video maby bad ram bad screen one of them or bad power chips on mobo worse case

Is this on battery or power supply?
If on AC power supply, then it sounds like a heat related issue.
Make sure you can hear the cooling fan running and you may need to blowe the dust out of it with a can of compressed air.