Need new LG AC Power Supply Model H-P 220

Isn't this a television and not a GPS Device, the category you posted?

We ask for full 'make model (what it is) in all questions please.

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AC Power Cord Cable 6FT for LG Plasma TV with Life Time Warranty ... ReadyWired Power Cable Cord for LG TV 32LB5800, 42LB5800, 47LB6300, 50LN5100, 55LB7200, ...

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It should work fine on 220 volt if you get the right power cord..that means the TV can run on anything from 110 to 220 volt, its common with switching power boards to be this way

The replacement power cord needs to be the same wattage or lower. Lower will either take longer to charge the battery or won't charge it at all. But if you get a cord that has too much power it could fry your power supply.

either dead battery or burned out power supply try buying universal one from radioshack or best buy make sure you can return it if its not solving the problem.

best way is to just try out the battery on another laptop, or try another battery on yours. If the laptop is not very old, and I suppose yours isn't more than 2 years old, your battery shouldn't be dead.

I would recomend you purchase a "heavy duty" (12 guage) short extension cord for appliances. You could remove the face cover and modify the unit so the cord goes up but I don't think it will be much longer nor will it be as safe. The cord has a moulded gromet mad onto it so you may only be able to move it to the side. You would have to make a similar mount on the unit (cutting metal and plastic parts to hold the cord properly. The short HD cord will not cause any loss in the units operation,warranty or unit life.

sounds more likely you have blown part of the charging circuit when you have pulled the ac cord from the laptop

The notebook battery may have a defect if it will not power on the notebook and if it will not hold a charge. The battery indicator light on the notebook either does not light or always blinks orange. The notebook operates correctly when connected to the AC adapter.
A battery that will not charge may be the result of an AC adapter failure, a system board failure, or a battery failure. Perform the steps below to diagnose the failure.
Troubleshoot the power supply
To verify that the AC power supply is functioning properly, follow the steps below.

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Plug the AC adapter directly into a functioning wall outlet, and plug connector into the computer. Do not plug into a power strip, surge protector or secondary power source.
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Verify the following operation and take the appropriate action:
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That all power cord connections are secure.
If the AC adapter connection to the notebook is loose, the connector may be damaged and require repair. Contact HP service and support for further assistance.
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That the power button or power LED is lit when the computer is on.
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That an LED on the AC power supply adapter is lit when plugged into an AC wall outlet (not available on all AC power supply adapters).
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That the AC power supply adapter is the correct type.
Different notebook models require different AC power supply adapters. You will need to know the Product Number of your notebook to determine the Part Number of the replacement part. Click Start > HP Help & Support to view the product name, product number, and serial number that you'll need to have to speak with HP Customer Service.
View the See Also section for information about locating HP Help & Support in your operating system.

Troubleshoot the System Board
If you've verified that the AC power functions properly, troubleshoot the PC's system board by following the steps below.

1.
Remove the battery, and keep the notebook connected to AC power.
2.
Press and release the Power button to start the computer.
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If the notebook PC powers on , then the AC adapter and system board are functioning properly. Go to Troubleshoot the battery .
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If the Power LED is off , then the AC power adapter needs to be replaced. Contact HP Service and Support for further assistance.
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If the power LED is on , but the notebook PC does not power on, then the notebook PC needs to be repaired. Contact HP Service and Support for further assistance.
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Shut down Windows by selecting Shut Down from the Start Menu.

Troubleshoot the battery
If you have verified the AC power supply and system board are functioning correctly, troubleshoot the battery by following the steps below.

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Insert the battery into the battery compartment on the bottom of the notebook PC.
2.
Connect the AC power supply and allow the battery to charge for 15 to 30 minutes.
NOTE: The Battery Charging light should be on while the battery is charging. If it is not on, check the AC power adapter connection to the notebook PC.
3.
Unplug the AC power adapter cord from the notebook PC.
4.
Press and release the Power button to start the computer using only the battery as the power source.
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If the PC does not power on, then the battery needs to be replaced. Contact HP service and support for further assistance.
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If the notebook PC does power on, the battery is functioning properly.
NOTE: If you have purchased a second battery for your notebook PC or you have access to an identical battery, you can also check the battery by inserting the second battery into the PC and performing the Troubleshoot the battery steps again.

your safest bet is to replace the power cord with a new one you can short circuit your computer if the expose wire touches while its plug in just find a pc store that sell the power cord for your pc

Hi!

It's your ac adapter that is causing this issue. The ac adapter doesn't supply enough power or doesn't supply any power at all to the battery. Try to borrow another ac adapter from any inspiron system and if that works, then you need to replace the ac adapter, else, it's the motherboard.

Hope you find it helpful.

Thanks,

Karlox™ :)