Charger outputs down to 0 Volts after plugging in, why?

Helleborus

Hello there guys,

My Acer Aspire V Nito VN7, turned off automatically, while playing "Warframe" without any kind of signs of a problem. I could not make it turn on again, decided to check the charger, and it had an output of 1 volt slowly going down. I thought the charger had an issue, but as soon as I unplugged it from the AC electric outlet into another one, it showed 19 vots again, tested the charger with another system that consumes a similar amperage, and the charger works completely fine, I thought it was the AC electric outlet, but that was fine too, I was puzzled, tried turning it on again, and nothing happened, refused to turn on, checked the charger again, and it had 1 volt going down again, so I guess that is like a short circuit protection? Maybe it is something logical? I have no idea...

I saw a post about one of these computers not turning on and tried one of the procedures, but nothing changed, that this laptop does not have an internal battery might have an issue with that?

MaClane

Good afternoon Helleborus !

Check the power interruption button.
If the casing is misaligned or button is not pressed properly, this error may occur.



Put some layers of electrical tape to press the button.

If it does not, check the battery and DC power cord.
If so, I suggest testing another power adapter as well.

Commodore_1995#

If the problem still remains, check the battery and the DC cable! Would you like to test with another power adapter?