Im a 16 year old boy and my laptop charger is very hot. one day i was in my room and i saw that my laptop was no longer charging so i went to touch the charger and it was so hot i was almost burned so i let it cool down in a cool place my living room and it start working again but now its always hot and its making a buzzing noise is this safe for my laptop its only the middle part thats hot. not the tip of it are anything.
Get a new one, or if you have some technical know how you can unscrew the middle part and see what really wrong. Something has probably melted. I have two batteries and both of them I took to Britain and since then I noticed the hotness cause I just replaced the front wire with a british one. So ya Repleace it, try toget it fixed or fix it yourself. I can be dangerous.
Same with me what i did was, i plugged it in while shut down until 100 percent..this wont fix the problem but reduce it, put the color qaulity down will help a little bit, lower your graphics options, and other stuff. if your online gaming or using something that has high graphics it might be the case.
Many of HP's laptop power supplies get very hot when in use. I've never had a problem with mine, per se, but my girlfriend and her brother both have the same laptop, and theirs get as hot as mine. Her brother's stopped working one day, and I took it to my shop. It provided 18.5 (actually 18.87) volts perfectly fine under no load, but when plugged into the laptop, it would get hot and after about 5m, stop providing voltage. After getting inside (NOT an easy task) the problem appeared to be a group of solder joints that had, due to heat expansion and contraction, lost all but partial contact with the circuit. When the charger would get hot, the board would flex and the circuit would break. I haven't gotten around to it yet, but I should be able to fix the problem by resoldering the offending joints.
Check your computer's web site for a recall on its chargers. you may have a potential fire lurking with the one you got. I can see it getting warm, but not HOT!
Mine does it too my firdt charger broke and this is the new one thats gettin hot one day i went up to my room and got my cpu out from under my bed and the brick was so hot you could smell it!!! i dnt want it to catch fire so i unplug it from the wall and from the other half untill it cools
Generally, the battery charger has protection overcharge and overheat, how long you had charged the battery? and maybe some wrong with your charger. Maybe it can help u. http://www.my-battery.co.uk/laptop-ac-adapter/hp.htm PR: wait... Ihp laptop charger is hot!!!! - favicon.ico. L: wait... LD: wait... I: wait... wait... hp laptop charger is hot!!!! - favicon.ico... I: wait... L: hp laptop charger is hot!!!! - favicon.ico/a> YCat: wait... I: wait... Top: wait... I: wait... WR: wait...
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my laptop charger got hot one day and so i unplugged it and let it cool. Now it won't charge reliably, probably one time out of every 5 I plug it in will it charge the laptop. It emits a sound somewhere between a beep and a squeak when it isn't charging. I have noticed that when it does charge there is some sort of shock/static that comes out. It's never hurt me and it could be my imagination because I have only seen it and not felt it even when holding it. Thanks.
The other user, recon, has the same exact problem, Im 12 and I know that it overheated, now I just need to know what exactly burned up so bad in there and how to fix, otherwise, this stuff is a piece of **** and im buying a new one.
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same with mine i have went thru 2 chargers now and my hP oes not recognize that it is even charging any more??
well same thing happend to me i was had the wire plugged in and then the charge light on my laptop went out and the brick kept make beeping sounds so disconnected the charger after try many time to push the plug back in but it never worked should really replace my brick part of my charger and also the thing was burning hot.
how long those the brick piece of the charger last anyways
mine last close to 3 yr and finally broke down today.
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