Dell latitude d510 new battery wont charge

Take the battery out and wait a few minutes. Then place it back in and see if the light to the battery charging indicator goes on.
Check the plug that goes into the laptop from the charger. Look to see if it's frayed or has exposed parts. My need a new charger.

Hello, the problem you are having is caused by a loose connection on your motherboard between the charging port and the motherboard. You can either open your computer and try to solder it, or you will need to replace the motherboard.

Another possible cause is that your laptop charger is dead. If you can't confirm, just get a new ac adapter, it is much cheaper than replacing the motherboard:

Replacement Dell Latitude D510 AC Adapter 90Watt 19.5V 4.62A

Replacement Dell Latitude D510 AC Adapter 65Watt 19.5V 3.34A

sound like a faulty fan or the fan's power lead check all connections soldering and plugs for secure dust free connections or replace the fan

hope this helps

Check the fuse in the plug?
See if anyone else has the same charger/pc and try theirs with your pc/charger to rule out one.
My daughter had a similar problem, after ordering a new charger and still not working, she found out the battery was upside down !!, now it works ;)

The problem could be with the port the cord connects too. It could also be with the battery. If you take the battery out, and you still can't run on AC power, you need to replace the port. Take it to a computer/hardware shop and have it done.

Why can't you dell latitude d510 power on?You didn't descript your dell latitude d510 problem clear even.It may be the problem of ram,graphics card ,mainboard,or dell latitude d510 battery.

It may be some drive or enternet setting problem of your dell latitude d510 battery .

The battery of the dell D510 latitude is completely bad and need to be replaced. i suggest you get another one and avoid the battery running completely down before charging it.

Compliments and I wish you best of luck

The most common cause of this is the input jack being broken off of the mother board. There is a fair amount of stress on the jack which is surface mounted onto the motherboard. It is common for the connection to break off. This can be fixed easily by anyone that works on surface mounted equipment. Please note that the laptop will need to be dis-assembled to gain access to the area that needs repair. This is a fairly involved process and should not be attempted by someone not familiar with laptops. Expect to pay around $100 for this repair. No parts should be required.

Dan

HI, check soldering on Fuse 1 right next to the power inlet plug, just fixed mine.

you will have to dissassemble it completly to get acces to it