Dell Inspiron 7737 not charging, motherboard short?
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Hi folks,
As above, I have a Dell Inspirion 7737 that detects when the charging cable is plugged in but will not charge any battery.
Failed attempts to fix so far;
* Bought new dell battery
* Flashed bios to latest A17
* Windows fully updated
* Uninstalled the AC drivers, rebooted with and without battery/AC etc
* Tried Dells driver update tool, nothing of note
* Bios showing AC adaptor as unknown (same for 2 different chargers) and battery shows as working normally
I think it’s possibly a motherboard fault as there looks to be a shorted capacitor (P 110) near the charge port area [see attached]. Any ideas if this could be the culprit?
Dell Inspiron 7737 not charging, motherboard short?
Tekst:
Hi folks,
As above, I have a Dell Inspirion 7737 that detects when the charging cable is plugged in but will not charge any battery.
Failed attempts to fix so far;
* Bought new dell battery
* Flashed bios to latest A17
* Windows fully updated
* Uninstalled the AC drivers, rebooted with and without battery/AC etc
* Tried Dells driver update tool, nothing of note
* Bios showing AC adaptor as unknown (same for 2 different chargers) and battery shows as working normally
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I think it’s possibly a motherboard fault as there looks to be a shorted capacitor (P 110) near the charge port area [see attached]. Any ideas if this could be the culprit?
Dell Inspiron 7737 not charging, motherboard short?
Tekst:
Hi folks,
As above, I have a Dell Inspirion 7737 that detects when the charging cable is plugged in but will not charge any battery.
Failed attempts to fix so far;
* Bought new dell battery
* Flashed bios to latest A17
* Windows fully updated
* Uninstalled the AC drivers, rebooted with and without battery/AC etc
* Tried Dells driver update tool, nothing of note
* Bios showing AC adaptor as unknown (same for 2 different chargers) and battery shows as working normally
I think it’s possibly a motherboard fault as there looks to be a shorted capacitor (P 110) near the charge port area [see attached]. Any ideas if this could be the culprit?
Any advise would be much appreciated :)
JohnO
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