Charging problem When i connect my charger to the laptop the indication LED lits on but there is a message "Plugged in, not charging" i dont knoe where the problem lies in the charger or in the battery or somewhere else

Success story. Disclaimer I haven't notice any damage or
loss of data, However I take no responsibility for any damage or loss of data
that may occur.

My girlfriend has a xperia T and did let it go flat, since
then it didn't appear to charge or switched on.


I had tried allsorts suggested on various websites such as
plugging charger in and out a few times, leaving in charger for 24 hr, plugging
into laptop, and trying to power up with power button and volume up. Red light
sometimes lighting up or flashing but not staying lit.

After playing around with all of the above methods, I
noticed if I kept my finger on power while plugging into the charger or laptop
the red led stayed on until I let go. So I tied an elastic band around the
phone on the power button, then I plugged in the charger, unplugging it,
plugging in again with volume up pressed until I had the red led lit. Not sure
of which combination I did but just when the led was lit (not flashing). I left
it for a few hours while it was plugged in with the elastic band keeping
pressure on the power button. Came back to it and found the phone on and
battery at 100%.

Hope this helps some of you

When you say it won't charge, does it charge at all?

1. It indicates that it is charging, but as soon as you unplug the charger the battery quickly or immediately indicates it is dead. If the laptop is off, the LED on the laptop shows it is charging but the battery is always dead,

2. It is as if you didn't have the charger plugged in. No light on the laptop at all when the charger is plugged in.

Possible solutions:

1. The battery has died and is no longer capable of taking a charge. An alternate explanation if you can't even get the laptop to turn on even though the laptop charge LED is on, is that the internal power supply that converts the incoming and battery voltage to all the voltages required has died.

2. The power connector inside the laptop is a common failure point. The solder joints break from various minor shocks over time. This is going to become more common with lead-free solder as it is more brittle. Less likely is that the charging circuit inside the laptop has failed.

http://www.chargerbuy.com/replacement-hp-pavilion-g6-ac-adapter-19v-90w.html

When you say it won't charge, does it charge at all?

1. It indicates that it is charging, but as soon as you unplug the charger the battery quickly or immediately indicates it is dead. If the laptop is off, the LED on the laptop shows it is charging but the battery is always dead,

2. It is as if you didn't have the charger plugged in. No light on the laptop at all when the charger is plugged in.

Possible solutions:

1. The battery has died and is no longer capable of taking a charge. An alternate explanation if you can't even get the laptop to turn on even though the laptop charge LED is on, is that the internal power supply that converts the incoming and battery voltage to all the voltages required has died.

2. The power connector inside the laptop is a common failure point. The solder joints break from various minor shocks over time. This is going to become more common with lead-free solder as it is more brittle. Less likely is that the charging circuit inside the laptop has failed.

When you say it won't charge, does it charge at all?
1. It indicates that it is charging, but as soon as you unplug the charger the battery quickly or immediately indicates it is dead. If the laptop is off, the LED on the laptop shows it is charging but the battery is always dead,

Or: 2. It is as if you didn't have the charger plugged in. No light on the laptop at all when the charger is plugged in.

Possible solutions:
1. The battery has died and is no longer capable of taking a charge. An alternate explanation if you can't even get the laptop to turn on even though the laptop charge LED is on, is that the internal power supply that converts the incoming and battery voltage to all the voltages required has died.
Or: 2. The power connector inside the laptop is a common failure point. The solder joints break from various minor shocks over time. This is going to become more common with lead-free solder as it is more brittle. Less likely is that the charging circuit inside the laptop has failed.

http://www.chargerbuy.com/laptop-ac-adapter/universal-ac-adapters.html

The DC jack in the laptop is a common source of trouble, from no power to intermittent operation. The computer will need to be dismantled down to the motherboard level to access the part.

I have the same problem with my ps1000. I turned on the light and plugged the charger. it lit up the charging led. after 2min the reverser clamp led with a light buzzing came on. I am going to keep charging it but keep checking it for over heating. dont want it blowing up in my face. lol

When you say it won't charge, does it charge at all?
1. It indicates that it is charging, but as soon as you unplug the charger the battery quickly or immediately indicates it is dead. If the laptop is off, the LED on the laptop shows it is charging but the battery is always dead,
Or:
2. It is as if you didn't have the charger plugged in. No light on the laptop at all when the charger is plugged in.
Possible solutions:
1. The battery has died and is no longer capable of taking a charge. An alternate explanation if you can't even get the laptop to turn on even though the laptop charge LED is on, is that the internal power supply that converts the incoming and battery voltage to all the voltages required has died.
Or:
2. The power connector inside the laptop is a common failure point. The solder joints break from various minor shocks over time. This is going to become more common with lead-free solder as it is more brittle. Less likely is that the charging circuit inside the laptop has failed.

my camera dont accept the charger

maybe the trouble is the connection between the charger and the laptop.check also the dc port if it is wiggling.if it does,the trouble is right there.u

sounds like a dead battery. Plug the origional charger into it and the front led (below the flash) should flash red. If the red led in the back of the camera flashes or stays lit, then you have the wrong charger plugged in. (the camera won't power up if the back red/green led is on when plugged in)