Re: fan not working, pc heating up and turning off
- From: "DL" <address@invalid>
- Date: Sat, 19 Aug 2006 20:37:02 +0100
Its open to Q as to whether removing a battery will prolong its life.
Some Laptops require the battery to be connected, removing and running on
pwr can cause problems on these.
I have just been reading an article on battery life, it was suggested that
the life might be 'enhanced' by occasionally running on battery down to
about 40% then recharging.
The Laptop manu's here only tend to offer battery warranty replacement up to
6 months.
"Ed VA" <EdVA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi !Inspiron's
Since one of the Dell Techs made an in-home visit to replace my
display, I have removed the battery based on a belief that it will lastor
longer due to most product's "Shelf Life" being longer than their
"Operational Life". Now however, a question has come to mind about which
electrical supply does the fan operate off of. I haven't noticed whether
not the fan still cycles now that I've removed the battery. Does anyoneknow
for certain when it runs and how it's powered ??? I've also noticed thatthe
front-left corner of the PC gets pretty hot after several hours of use; soI
put the PC into "Hibernate" mode after 4 hours of so. Any ideas on howthis
will affect my PC's life span ??? Thank You all for any input ! Ed VAfan is
"Malke" wrote:
Alias wrote:
amy wrote:
my pc turns off as if i have pulled the power cord...i noticed the
replacenot working and the pc is heating ip...it is a dell inspiron 1150
laptop...thxs
New fans are under $5. Processors are a lot more expensive.
Alias
Yes, but since this is a laptop the OP will probably not be able to
the fan herself. She should contact Dell tech support.
Malke
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