Remove all cables attached to the device (power, hdmi, external mouse/keyboard, etc) *Note : If problems charging the device at all, try the other steps first, then static discharge if unsuccessful) In the worst-case scenario where a battery or adapter has failed entirely, replacing your laptop's problem component will solve the issue. Issues with batteries can often be solved by powering down the laptop, removing, then plugging the battery back in, or by performing a battery reset by letting the battery drain, removing it and then holding your laptop's power button for 30-60 seconds before charging it again. In these cases, unplugging the AC adapter from your laptop and the electrical outlet, then either making sure all of its cables are securely attached or plugging it back in immediately can solve the issue and resume normal charging. In many cases, issues with AC adapters will be the result of temporary faults or shorts in power. If the battery light LED (which looks like a lightning bolt ) flashes, the battery has insufficient charge to start the computer. 3 Blinks may indicate insufficient charge on the battery. Lenovo laptops with a blinking battery light that is orange may indicate that the laptop is charging or that a battery error has occurred, depending on the speed of the blinking вЂ“ or, in a different Lenovo model, a flashing battery light with a change of color merely signals that the battery is almost fully charged. And because the charge in my battery remains for a very short time so I have to use it plugged in. My battery isn't charged and I don't have any other battery so I have not checked yet but I am sure it will run on battery but didn't charge the battery. Does this mean something? Is that an error code? Sometimes when I plug the AC adapter to it, the battery led in the front panel blinks 3 times and then it stops. None of these made the notebook start up again. I've removed the HD and the RAM modules. I've tired powering the notebook without having tha battery attached to it.

I've tested the AC adapter and it is giving the correct voltage. Now it seems something broke completely, so no power is being sent to the notebook. Actually, I've been having issues to charge the battery for some time, but it did work sometimes, so I could manage to continue using the notebook. The port's are getting current when I connect laptop to the AC power but the power doesnt turn on my notebook without battery or with battery. The notebook is not starting up on AC power or on battery. I have a LEnovo G560 notebook for some years now and I'm having a problem.

Battery for lenovo g560 laptop