Acer Nitro AN515-55-79V5 battery is recognized but isn't charging

[BlackBeetle]

Hello, I have a question. The battery is recognized but isn't charging. Could this be a software issue? I've already tried three other batteries, so I'd rule out the battery itself as the problem. The charger is also supplying sufficient voltage.

What could be wrong that's preventing the battery from charging?

The device in question is:
Acer Nitro AN515-55-79V5
FH52M LA-J891P Rev.: 1B

[LBTT1121]

try https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...28#post3740928 or check hardware

[BlackBeetle]

Thanks. I'm still checking the hardware before I start looking at the BIOS. Are there any common problems with the Acer Nitro AN515-55?

[m1ch43lzm]

Check charging circuit, maybe damaged DC in MOSFET
Start a new thread in troubleshooting laptops section if you need help https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...mobile-devices
If laptop powers on and boots into Windows, most likely not BIOS issue

[BlackBeetle]

Thanks. I'm still checking the hardware before I start looking at the BIOS. Are there any common problems with the Acer Nitro AN515-55?

I wanted to edit the post for completeness, but it wasn't possible in case someone else encounters this problem.
The charging IC and a capacitor for the GPU power supply were replaced, and now two things are working again:

1. The I/O board is recognized

2. The battery is charging

Attached is a picture of the defective charging IC.

[SMDFlea]

I wanted to edit the post for completeness, but it wasn't possible in case someone else encounters this problem.
The charging IC and a capacitor for the GPU power supply were replaced, and now two things are working again:

1. The I/O board is recognized
2. The battery is charging
Attached is a picture of the defective charging IC.

I have moved your posts out of the bios requests forum .If and when you do have a bios request post it in the bios requests forum.