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Asked by bnoyzy in Power Supplies / UPS, PC Laptops, Personal Computers
I have been given a Toshiba laptop to look at that will not power up.
When the laptop is plugged in to the power with the battery installed and the power button pressed the battery LED flashes amber and nothing happens.
When the laptop is plugged into the power and no battery installed the same occurs (LED just flashes).
I have tested the power packs output Voltage and it registers 15V which is correct.
Does this mean it is the battery or is there still a chance that it could be the power pack?
I just assumed that the laptop would not require a battery installed to run off mains power.
The laptop model is:psaa9a-046004
20091118-EE-VQP-93 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625