Acer ES1131

fairyfantacy2927

Hi i have Acer ES1131 model and it won't charge at all like 2 days now, I watched and tried tutorials on youtube but the problem isn't solve. if i remove the battery can i still use it or not? 

MaClane

Good Morning fairyfantacy2927 !

The ideal is to use the device with the battery that has more functions than just supplying power to the device.
It serves as an extra layer against voltage surges, helps in control of energy calibration, among others.
Most appliances run on battery power.
But the ideal is that we solve your problem.

Perform the following procedures:

CALIBRATION AND BATTERY RESET

First, disable Quick Start in the power options and disconnect the notebook from the power outlet.




BATTERY CONTROLLER RESET
Access the device manager and look for the "acpi-compatible control method battery driver" and "microsoft AC adapter" and give it up.
Then restart the notebook for Windows to reinstall and remove any errors.




Process to reset the battery

    Disconnect the power adapter.
    Locate the hole to reset the battery in the bottom of the computer.
    He inserted a small clip into the hole. Hold the reset button for 05 seconds.
    Let the computer rest for 5 minutes without power.
    Plug in the power adapter and turn on the system.



The button is the type that is identified in the photo.


External Battery Pack

If your notebook has an external battery, proceed as follows:
1- Unplug the appliance from the mains and then disconnect the battery.
2- Press the power button for thirty seconds, so that the static power is dissipated.
3 - Replace the battery and turn the unit on.

Process for calibrating the battery

For this, you must turn off the device and give a 100% charge.
Then unplug and use the battery until the battery runs out.
Reload it as before.
Repeat the process 3 times so that all cells are fully calibrated.

fairyfantacy2927

hi Maclane i appreciate your help, but unfortunately i cannot do the steps your saying because, my laptop is in total dead power, since its not charging it was dead batt for real, i did the resetting pinhole many times, and i did open the laptop but didnt remove the battery coz im afraid i might screw it up. And by the way the battery is internal and not "external". Thank you 

JackE

Check the voltage output between the outer and center contacts of the charger's plug with a multimeter. It should be 19vdc. Jack E/NJ

MaClane

You can remove the battery without problems and test if the device is turning on.