Battery
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Laptop not booting, fan spin for a few seconds then stops... |
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Won't power on, light blinking 3 amber, 1 white, bad coin cell battery |
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Laptop not switching on but caps lock lights up why? |
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- Accessories (1)
- Antennas (6)
- Batteries (119)
- Bluetooth Board (1)
- Boards (23)
- Buttons (7)
- Cables (32)
- Cameras (2)
- Case Components (22)
- Daughterboards (9)
- Fans (34)
- Graphics Cards (1)
- Headphone Jacks (2)
- Heat Sinks (10)
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Dell Chromebooks
Background
Ranked #38 on the Fortune 500, Dell is one of the most prominent and respected names in computer hardware.
Dell makes several lines of business and personal laptops, including Adamo, Alienware, Inspiron, Latitude, Precision, Studio, Vostro, and XPS.
The most often replaced Dell Laptop parts include the battery, fans, heatsink, and screen.
Identification
Your Dell laptop can be identified from other manufacturers by the Dell logo printed on the top of the laptop, or by the name under the screen. In addition to these methods, you can use the service tag in the bottom of the laptop in order to identify the original specifications for a given system. On newer Dell business class laptops, this is on the bottom of the keyboard trim. The specific model and service number for each Dell is printed on the underside of the computer
