I DO NOT HAVE THE POWER CHARGING CORDS... ONLY THEAIN PART OF THE LIGHT/INFLATOR . WHAT POWER SUPPLY CLORD IS USED?

From your description it sounds as if your power cord/supply is bad. And there is no charge in the battery. Your laptop should run with out the battery installed which would lead me to believe the power supply is bad. Make sure you are using the correct power supply.

It looks it would be worth fixing, first I would check the power, the plugs and voltage. it has heat so it requires the proper power cords to supply it,
If all checks out I would contact intex, if there is not any warranty, I would search your area for a electric motor repair shop, tell them its a spa pump with a heater,
I would be happy to look at it for you at no charge to see whats it's fault is. I'm in central Florida.. here are the error CODES. best of luck.. Jay

Is the supply/power cord functional? Does an LED light up when it is plugged in? If not, the power cord is the issue, make sure the cord is fully seated into the supply and the supply cord to computer is fully seated.

If the LED comes on, the problem is the battery is likely at end of life. They have a cycle of about 400 charge/discharge cycles, less if left plugged in all the time.

The Vector Spotlight/Inflator has a built in charging system. All that needs to be done to recharge the batteries is to plug an extension cord into it.

Manual says:

Turn Power Supply switch to DC12V or Battery position
Turn Inflator to High Pressure position
Turn off when you reach the correct pressure according to the gauge

and

Charge battery up to 13 hours, do not completely run down the battery.

I suggest you DONT USE PINCH POWER CORD FOR SAFETY.

PLEASE TELL ME IS YOUR POWER CORD & THE PINCHED CORD ARE SAME? I MEAN SAME MODEL? AFTER PLUGING OF YOUR CORD, THE BATTERY CHARGING LIGHTS ITS ON? IF NO THEN I GUESS THAT CABLE NOT SUPPORT HER LAPTOP.
VISIT A DELL SERVICE CENTER OR A SHOWROOM AND BUY NEW CORD WHICH IS MADE FOR YOUR DAUGHTER LAPTOP MODEL.
OTHER WISE SOME CHANCES OF SHORTCIRCUIT ON MOTHERBOARD.

Thanks, i am waiting for your feed back & if you satisfied then thumps me please.

I have had good success with this notebook universal power supply. Just make sure that the clip you need is included with the item. Or you could buy an OEM (original equipment manufacture) model.

Hope this helps.

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Hello mate,
check that:
1. power supply is connected correctly to the electricity and from the other side to your laptop. 2. there is normally a light on the power supply, make sure that this light is one. in case it's off, that means the power supply is broken. 3. There is a charge light on the laptop which should be on once you connect the power supply to the laptop even tough the laptop is off. if this light is off, that means: a. the power supply is not passing the current to the laptop: you may test with another power supply. b. the power connector on the laptop is broken.
In the worst case, the motherboard maybe broken.

should just nee a regular extention cord