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Re: Another laptop problem
[Re: Snodvan]
#1055000
26th Apr 2018 9:04pm
26th Apr 2018 9:04pm
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diggingdeeper

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There are three connections on these power plugs, two are for supply and the other is a data pin, its quite common for the power socket to fail and its usually the data pin not making.
Try pulling the socket sideways (or up or down) before switching the mains on and see if that starts the charging.
I might have some suitable HP power packs hidden away, I'll check but I'm fairly tied up until next week.
If it is the socket that's faulty, the G62's don't need any soldering, the have a lead that plugs in to an internal connector. There are at least two types some have a seven pin internal connector and others have eight.
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