Dell Latitude E5530 won't start

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Battery Indicator LED

If the computer is connected to an electrical outlet, the battery light operates as follows:

Solid white — The battery is charging.
If the computer is running on a battery, the battery light operates as follows:

Off — The battery is adequately charged (or the computer is turned off).
Flashing amber — The battery charge is low. (Amber 590nm - Range: 587-593nm)
Solid amber — The battery charge is critically low.

When you start the laptop, the first thing that the BIOS does is to perform the Power-On Self-Test (POST). The POST is a built-in diagnostic program that checks the hardware to ensure that everything is present and functioning properly, before the BIOS begins the actual boot.

If the system does not perform a Power-On Self-Test, there are various things that you can look for:

Check that the system has a power light.
If the system has no power light, ensure it is plugged into AC power.
Remove the battery. Make sure the power is turned off and the system is unplugged.
Remove all CRUsf rom the system and reconnect the AC adapter to the system and try again.

CRU- Customer Removable Units. 

CRUs
SD Memory Card
Express Card (dummy)
Battery
SIM Card
Bottom Door
Keyboard Trim
Keyboard
Optical Drive
Hard Drive
WLAN Card
WWAN Card
Memory
CPU Door

You can click the link below to download the manual for information removing/replacing parts.

Latitude E5530 Drivers, Downloads and Manuals

http://dell.to/2iUCMKQ

Run the ePSA diagnostics.Information listed below.

Dell ePSA (Enhanced Pre–boot System Assessment) introduces the following new features over the existing PSA.

Graphical User Interface.
Automatic Default Operation- runs test on all devices, allowing a user to interrupt and select any device.
Checks the Master Boot Record for readiness to boot into a full OS environment.
Notebook panel test (notebooks only)
Video memory test
Battery test (notebooks only)
Charger test (notebooks only)
Fan test
Event log scan
Multiprocessor cache test
Configuration - displaying cable connectivity and Bluetooth, WLAN, WWAN devices installation status.
System Health - displaying fan, battery, thermal, connectivity indicators
Launching ePSA
Press the power button ON and repeatedly press the F12 key.
The BIOS boot Menu appears.
Use the keyboard up and down arrow keys to select Diagnostics, and press on the Enter key.
Testing Devices using ePSA
The ePSA starts running the quick test without waiting for user input.
To select a specific device to test, users can tap the Esc key.
A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer. NOTE:
The Touchpad/Mouse will be non–functional when the test is in progress. This is as per design.

List of Tests
The following list shows the tests that ePSA is capable of running. However, some tests are applicable to portables and some to desktops.

System
Cables
Hard Drive
CD ROM
Video Card
Notebook Panel (Portables only)
Primary Battery (Portables only)
Charger (Portables only)
CPU Fan
Rear Fan
Eventlog Scan
Multi-Processor Cache

Hi Jesse,

Thansk for the answer.

I've removed all CRUs expect these, since there aren't in the manual :

- Bottom Door

- WWAN Card

- CPU Door

I've the same result.

I can't run ePSA since the computer won't boot.

Any others ideas ? :)

Regards

Vincent