HP 8760w Elitebook not charging battery

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  • axeman
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    • Nov 2017
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    • United Kingdom

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    HP 8760w Elitebook not charging battery

    Hi,

    I've been troubleshooting this for some time and replaced the battery and charger but still get the orange/white blinking led indicating a charging or power issue.

    The same blinking led when no battery is in the laptop. Tried the hard reset many times by holding down the power button with no battery or power plugged in.

    Thinking that it may be the charging circuit but not sure if this is part of the power switch board?

    Also how on earth do you get into this laptop has anyone got some instructions and any ideas on what else to try?

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