>From: "Ryan C. Banda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I have a 2400c, and all of a sudden, it wouldn't charge or recognize the
>battery. Am I right is assuming my battery is dead?
>
>From: michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>it sounds like the i o board is 1/2 dead. this exact thing happened to
>mine. you can get a replacement here:
It *may* also be the Power Manager. I would really like to find good
documentation on what the PM actually does. And it could be that the
chip in the battery has failed.
I'd reset the Power Manager first (hold the flat button on the back
panel in for at least 20 seconds, and try a few more times if the
machine doesn't boot up.) If that doesn't work, try removing all
sources of power.
>From: Jacqueline Staples <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I thought my battery was dead, too but it turned out to be the fuse on the
>main board.
Is that fuse something that can be replaced, or does one simply
replace the board?
~ Kiran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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