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Posted on Jun 14, 2009
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No screen no nutthin'.

I recently got a broken IBM ThinkPad T20 2647. Whenever I press the power, the light flikcers but nothing happens. Normaly I would just replace the battery but when I plugged It in and pressed the power, the battery lights flicker too... nothing happens. One more thing. When the cord is plugged in, after about 5 seconds, the battery light on the right turns orange (it looks like this: [ +]> ).

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Sounds like you may have motherboard issues. it would not be worth the expense to consider repairing this unit.

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