Lenovo laptop won’t charge
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Hello,
I have a problem with my Lenovo laptop. My two computer chargers, which both work perfectly, no longer allow the laptop to charge (the charger isn’t even detected). What’s strange is that I plugged in my phone charger for 2 seconds to test and it charged normally. I should note that the two computer chargers work perfectly elsewhere, so the problem isn’t with the chargers.
I should also mention that this occurred after I removed the battery to replace a damaged fan, so I must have touched something—but what?
Why can I charge with a low-power phone charger but not with a computer charger?
Where does the problem come from? The battery, the connector, or something else?
Model: Lenovo Yoga C740
Thank you.
2 answers
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Hello,
What is the reason for replacing the fan on a store PC?
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Yes the fan is exactly the same one purchased on Lenovo's site by entering the serial number of my model.
I did a reset with the button at the back and a power reset, nothing changed.
It's a 2020 model. I was able to use my computer normally after the replacement. The battery still lasts not too badly until I decide at the last minute to charge it and realize that it wasn't charging (no indicator light / no charger detection)
The smartphone charger is strangely detected by the computer and keeps it alive when I test it, but it is too weak to recharge the battery, of course. I don't know if it's the low power of the charger or the type of cable that makes the laptop respond positively to that charger. I tested two other chargers yesterday at Fnac which did not work.
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Update: Since it accepts only the charger of a smartphone, I wanted to try a compromise and bought a 45W adapter (the original charger is a maximum 65W) and voila it works, the PC starts up, I use it normally but the battery stays at 0%. After 4 hours of usage at 0%, the battery suddenly wakes up and charges normally.
This morning, I put back the old charger at 65W and it works again.
I don't really know what happened with the fan change, maybe the processor needed to re-adapt or perhaps removing the battery disturbed things. No idea.-
Hi,
If everything works, there is no need to look for why, because sometimes the new hardware must be recognized.
You installed the same one, so I think with the new, fresh adapter it probably put everything back in place.
Indicate the subject as resolved, that way you help more people here on the forum who are in the same situation as you.
Best regards and see you later.
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