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Probably in sleep mode...<br />
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Take out the battery for a few seconds or try holding down the power button for 10 seconds.
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Probably in sleep mode...

Take out the battery for a few seconds or try holding down the power button for 10 seconds.

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Oops! &nbsp;Hit the submit to quick.<br />
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After holding down the power button for 10 seconds wait a couple more seconds and power it back up.
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Oops!  Hit the submit to quick.

After holding down the power button for 10 seconds wait a couple more seconds and power it back up.

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Have tried all the above with no result, have tested the power supply and It is producing the 19.5volts that it is rated to produce, I,m not sure how to test the amp output. 
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Have tried all the above with no result, have tested the power supply and It is producing the 19.5volts that it is rated to produce, I,m not sure how to test the amp output.

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Sorry, I missed your bad charging unit comment!
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Sorry, I missed your bad charging unit comment!

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Thank you, I know you keep very busy on the clean up crew &nbsp; :)
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Thank you, I know you keep very busy on the clean up crew   :)

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I have a sony Vaio FX 501, when plugged into a c power battery light flashes indicating battery charging but it does not charge, when power button is pressed the power button lights up for 1 second then goes out and nothing at all happens, what are the possible causes? can the Vaio fx501 operate with faulty or no battery?<br />

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I have a sony Vaio FX 501, when plugged into a c power battery light flashes indicating battery charging but it does not charge, when power button is pressed the power button lights up for 1 second then goes out and nothing at all happens, what are the possible causes? can the Vaio fx501 operate with faulty or no battery?


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