We are sorry for the inconvinence caused. Once the charger is connected to the laptop request you to check if you can see the light on the charger. Also we can try disconnecting both charger and battery from the system and hold on to the power button for 20seconds and then connect the battery, remove all external peripherals like USB key, printer, network cable etc and try starting the system. Also request you to use a known good charger on the system to see if it works on the other charger
This should fix the issue
Let us know the progress and if you have any other questions
As I mentioned in my initial post, I did disconnect the battery, the charger and tried holding the power button in the on position with no affect. Then tried to reconnect the Battery and Charger still with no affect. Additionally, as mentioned in my initial post The Charger does appear to be functional as evidence by the green LED light on the Charger "Brick" being a bright Lit Green. Also there are no peripherals attached to the computer.
My question is this, if the charger is plugged into the computer, shouldn't the LED indicator light on the Laptop above the connection port for the charger plug stay lit to indicate its charging? As it is now, it only lights up for a fraction of a second when plugging the charger into the computer and disconnecting the charger from the computer. To clarify when I mention the LED light I am reffering to the one that is actually on the computer, not the LED light on the Charging unit itself, that one is functioniong correctly.
It seems to be an issue with the motherboard as the charging indicator is flashing instead of being stable. Request you to try starting the system only with ac adapter connected without battery and only with battery without ac adapter. Also i have sent you a friend request. Please accept the request and provide the service tag of the system and the name of the person who purchased it in a private message so that we can check the details of the system and proceed further
DELL-Harish R
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August 2nd, 2012 11:00
Hi ktm300exc,
Welcome to the Dell Community.
We are sorry for the inconvinence caused. Once the charger is connected to the laptop request you to check if you can see the light on the charger. Also we can try disconnecting both charger and battery from the system and hold on to the power button for 20seconds and then connect the battery, remove all external peripherals like USB key, printer, network cable etc and try starting the system. Also request you to use a known good charger on the system to see if it works on the other charger
This should fix the issue
Let us know the progress and if you have any other questions
Thanks & Regards
Dell_Harish_R
Dell Social Media Responder
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ktm300exc
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August 2nd, 2012 13:00
As I mentioned in my initial post, I did disconnect the battery, the charger and tried holding the power button in the on position with no affect. Then tried to reconnect the Battery and Charger still with no affect. Additionally, as mentioned in my initial post The Charger does appear to be functional as evidence by the green LED light on the Charger "Brick" being a bright Lit Green. Also there are no peripherals attached to the computer.
My question is this, if the charger is plugged into the computer, shouldn't the LED indicator light on the Laptop above the connection port for the charger plug stay lit to indicate its charging? As it is now, it only lights up for a fraction of a second when plugging the charger into the computer and disconnecting the charger from the computer. To clarify when I mention the LED light I am reffering to the one that is actually on the computer, not the LED light on the Charging unit itself, that one is functioniong correctly.
Thank you.
DELL-Harish R
677 Posts
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August 2nd, 2012 14:00
Hi ktm300exc,
It seems to be an issue with the motherboard as the charging indicator is flashing instead of being stable. Request you to try starting the system only with ac adapter connected without battery and only with battery without ac adapter. Also i have sent you a friend request. Please accept the request and provide the service tag of the system and the name of the person who purchased it in a private message so that we can check the details of the system and proceed further
Let us know if you have any other queries
Thanks & Regards
Dell_Harish_R
Dell Social Media Responder
https://twitter.com/DellCares
http://www.facebook.com/Dell
ktm300exc
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August 2nd, 2012 15:00
I am not at the Laptop now so I cannot give you the service tag. I am the one who purchased it though....Ryan M. Johnson.
pcguy89
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February 6th, 2013 03:00
KTM300EXC, were you ever able to resolve this problem? I have a dell studio 1558 and it is showing the exact same symptoms.
Thanks.
mani2092
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March 10th, 2014 02:00
hi KTM300EXC
I too have similar problem on my dell studio 1558. are u able to solve this issue. please post your reply.
thanks
Mani