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Laptop won't charge - plugged in too high voltage
Hello,
I was using my external universal battery on my laptop (19v), but then I decided to work on my other laptop which takes 16v and I forgot to switch the external battery to low voltage. I didn't notice anything until the battery in the laptop starting going dead, not receiving any power from the external one. I tried plugging the ac adapter in, but now it won't charge. The laptop is a fujitsu lifebook p2110. I tried to open the laptop to see if anything looked fried, but it seems like there's a trick to open it. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? could it be just a fuse? Thanks for your help. Josh |
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