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Best Answer phillpower2 , 18 February 2018 - 07:05 AM
Suggests a problem with either the DC jack port on the notebook or the charging circuit itself, this was why I asked if the notebook would charge the battery at all and then work ok when using just... Go to the full post »
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The centre polarity pin is in good shape, not bent nor loose and the DC Jack port is also secure. The batter shows 70% left when the laptop shut down.
I have been trying to do adjust the position of the AC adopter like before but so far no luck at all. I don't know anybody who know how to fix computer or done soldering.
If it is not that difficult, I guess I would give it a try.
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The batter shows 70% left when the laptop shut down.
Does the above mean that the notebook still boots up.
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For a minutes or so I remove the ac adaptor and leave the battery on, notebook was working. After it shutdown automatically, won't start anymore. (even battery showed 70% charged before it shutdown)
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Finally found a friend of my friend who has the tool and know how to do the soldering to replace the part. Now the laptop is up and running.
Thank you so much for your help!
Mechanised Mod
Great news and thanks for letting us know that all is now well with the notebook 
You are welcome btw 
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