Hi,
I am new to this forum and have a problem with an HP G62-b10sg.
It won't start without a charged battery. When I attach the PSU without an battery installed, the LED of the power switch, short lits up blue and thats it.
If I start it with a charged battery and its powered on, I can remove the battery and let it run from the PSU.
The LED left of the power jack does not lit up and the battery will not charge.
I've tested so far 2 different PSUs, one 18.5 and one new 19V. They are both second brand PSUs. An original HP is on its way.
I've also tested two different batterys whitch are known as good and they have the same part numbers.
I've updated to the newest bios and removed the CMOS battery for 15min while pressing the power button 1min. without battery installed.
I haven't open the notebook yet. Where do I should look?
I am experienced in soldering and notebook repairs and read all threads about the G62 in this forum but couldn't find a matching topic for my problem.
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks in advance for your help.
I am new to this forum and have a problem with an HP G62-b10sg.
It won't start without a charged battery. When I attach the PSU without an battery installed, the LED of the power switch, short lits up blue and thats it.
If I start it with a charged battery and its powered on, I can remove the battery and let it run from the PSU.
The LED left of the power jack does not lit up and the battery will not charge.
I've tested so far 2 different PSUs, one 18.5 and one new 19V. They are both second brand PSUs. An original HP is on its way.
I've also tested two different batterys whitch are known as good and they have the same part numbers.
I've updated to the newest bios and removed the CMOS battery for 15min while pressing the power button 1min. without battery installed.
I haven't open the notebook yet. Where do I should look?
I am experienced in soldering and notebook repairs and read all threads about the G62 in this forum but couldn't find a matching topic for my problem.
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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