My Acer Aspire E 15 Laptop non-removable battery wont charge anymore. It tells me that it is plugged in but not charging. Do I

[barbie11]

For months my laptop hasn't been charging and I can only turn it on if it is plugged in. My battery life is down to 20% and decreases 1% every two days. What has happened and do I need to purchase a new non-removable battery? I have an Acer Aspire E 15 laptop.

 

[Reyaz123]

Your battery is shot, its time to replace it.

When you said you can only turn it on when the charger is plugged in,simply means your battery is not holding a charge anymore.

 

[densekohai]

Your battery is shot, its time to replace it.

When you said you can only turn it on when the charger is plugged in,simply means your battery is not holding a charge anymore.

How do you remove it? I'm having the same problem right now. And also would you know what kind of battery it is and where to get it?

 

[Reyaz123]

To take out your laptop battery https/www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVvYipCgAYU

Call acer for a replacement battery they will be able to tell you which battery it is if you provide details about your laptop and if you had your laptop for less than a year, ask them if there is any warranty for the battery.

You can use msinfo32 from windows to check your specs.

 

[catmanlove]

Your battery is shot, its time to replace it.

When you said you can only turn it on when the charger is plugged in,simply means your battery is not holding a charge anymore.

How do you remove it? I'm having the same problem right now. And also would you know what kind of battery it is and where to get it?

If it the new non removable type it actually has several - I think it is three - batteries built in which can not be replaced without major disassemble of the computer. It appears that Acer designed this computer to be thrown away at first sign of a problem.

 

[Reyaz123]

Give Acer a call. They will let you know what to do in a situation like this (given the model number of your laptop) you can also order a replacement battery through them while you're at it (if the battery is replaceable or its not really dead).

Acer is also a low price brand, you pay what you get for.

 

[C12Friedman]

Replacement batteries are available (example http/www.ebay.com/itm/like/261861090875?lpid=82&chn=ps ) so replacement isn't impossible. This is an accurate video for disassembly to get to the battery https/www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lfwlj6FMQ9I although you only need to get to the keyboard removed part. There will be 4 screws holding down the battery plus some tabs at the other side. There should be no extra tricks to replacing the battery.
A few things to note: 1) sometimes double sided tape is also used to help hold down the battery, if so, you'll need to gently pry the battery up (do that from the sides the screws are on). 2) Lithium-Polymer batteries are hazardous so care should be taken with the batteries.

 

[ffg7]

there are 2 batteries on laptops, main battery & cmos battery. cmos battery is inside the laptop & can either be soldered in place, fitted in a socket like on the desktop computer or plugged into the motherboard via a cable. what shows up in the taskbar about the battery status is the main battery which helps make a laptop\netbook a laptop\netbook. that battery is removeable so don't buy from laptop manufacturers as they do not make batteries but charge you an arm & a leg for a new 1.
http/www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XAcer+Aspire+E+15+Laptop+battery.TRS0&_nkw=Acer+Aspire+E+15+Laptop+battery&_sacat=0

 

[Valentino_5]

Since this new models don't have a removable battery, they've installed a little micro switch under the bottom hatch so if you were to take the cover off to replace ram or HDD the battery gets disconnected for safety reasons. There's a little rubber pad on the bottom cover that presses a little micro switch and if that rubber pad escaped the switch won't be pressed and battery wont work. Also that little switch might get dirty inside from dust and you may try putting a drop of cleaning alcohol on it and tap it a few times.

 

[Ken_101]

Since this new models don't have a removable battery, they've installed a little micro switch under the bottom hatch so if you were to take the cover off to replace ram or HDD the battery gets disconnected for safety reasons. There's a little rubber pad on the bottom cover that presses a little micro switch and if that rubber pad escaped the switch won't be pressed and battery wont work. Also that little switch might get dirty inside from dust and you may try putting a drop of cleaning alcohol on it and tap it a few times.

It seems that I might have lost the "rubber pad" you are speaking about and now my laptop will not charge anymore. I can't find the micro switch that you are talking about. The only switch that I can see it under the laptop and is a disconnect switch that you would press with a paper clip to reset the battery. If you can help me, please give me a bit more information on where to find that switch.

 

[zladuric]

Since this new models don't have a removable battery, they've installed a little micro switch under the bottom hatch so if you were to take the cover off to replace ram or HDD the battery gets disconnected for safety reasons. There's a little rubber pad on the bottom cover that presses a little micro switch and if that rubber pad escaped the switch won't be pressed and battery wont work. Also that little switch might get dirty inside from dust and you may try putting a drop of cleaning alcohol on it and tap it a few times.

Hey, where would that microswitch be? I'm looking all around the battery, but cannot find any switches. (My problem is that the battery isn't cahrging at all, dunno if this would help, but I wanna try.)

 

[zladuric]

Since this new models don't have a removable battery, they've installed a little micro switch under the bottom hatch so if you were to take the cover off to replace ram or HDD the battery gets disconnected for safety reasons. There's a little rubber pad on the bottom cover that presses a little micro switch and if that rubber pad escaped the switch won't be pressed and battery wont work. Also that little switch might get dirty inside from dust and you may try putting a drop of cleaning alcohol on it and tap it a few times.

It seems that I might have lost the "rubber pad" you are speaking about and now my laptop will not charge anymore. I can't find the micro switch that you are talking about. The only switch that I can see it under the laptop and is a disconnect switch that you would press with a paper clip to reset the battery. If you can help me, please give me a bit more information on where to find that switch.

Hey Ken, did you evre find out about this? I still have my broken laptop thingy around, just can't find this rubber pad/switch.

 

[raymondufford]

Since this new models don't have a removable battery, they've installed a little micro switch under the..."
I'm struggling with a Toshiba Satellite Click (model # W35Dt-A) that has the same battery symptoms. Your micro-switch theory sounds suspiciously accurate(sneaky manufacturers). Where could i find out some detail on this micro-switch if it is indeed in my computer?