Dell Latitude E6510 new battery not charging on AC power

[pcakkus1]

Hi!

I have the following problem:

After 3 years, the battery of my Dell Latitude E6510 given up the ghost and I've bought a new (not a replica but the original model purchased from http/www.pcakkus.com/dell-latitude-e6510.html ).

The battery can be used easily and is also recognized by the system.
Only problem: He can not be charged.

When you first insert the battery was at 33%. In network mode, it remains at 33%. However, it is shown: left 33% (network operation is not recharged).

Have already taken out the battery again and blown onto the contacts and everything wiped cloth with NEM (thought it might be a bit dusty). But nothing helps.

Can someone help me? Were so thankful for every tip.

 

[hang-the-9]

Charger, bad battery, bad power connector on the laptop would cause this. Since the battery is new, see if they will send a replacement. If that one does not charge, check with a new charger. If that also does not work, have the jack looked at.

 

[hang-the-9]

I had the same issue with my Dell E6400 (it uses the same battery) it turned out the problem was the cheap replacement battery I bought. Basically threw away $35.

I finally bough a new replacement from safebatteries.com and that fixed the problem. I guess your get what you pay for, This one has been performing well 😉

He had an OEM Dell battery though, so it should have been working fine with the laptop.

The battery from that site looks to be non OEM either, although a lot more expensive than the Chinese batteries from ebay.

 

[jasmeencress]

If the battery is under warranty as you mention that you have new laptop you should return it and claim in warranty.

 

[marty8683]

Pretty sure this has been resolved since it's so old.

I have a cat that likes to sit on my keyboard when I'm not around and she somehow gets into the power settings and checks the box beside "Disable Battery Charging".

I uncheck this setting and the battery charges fine.

Hope this helps someone out there.