power supply hp 5160 laptop
I have an HP lap top mod HP 5160 US recently it failed to start up took it to a repair shop, guy had to re set mother board ????
Still failed to start until he put an 18.5 volt power pack into the system, Im using a generick power pack that puts out either 18 or 19 volts,I was using 18 volts repairer set it for 19 volts and it works great, is this slight increase in voltage OK or should I get an 18.5 output ?
Software/Hardware used:
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Still failed to start until he put an 18.5 volt power pack into the system, Im using a generick power pack that puts out either 18 or 19 volts,I was using 18 volts repairer set it for 19 volts and it works great, is this slight increase in voltage OK or should I get an 18.5 output ?
Software/Hardware used:
normal
ASKED:
Mar 10, 2010 9:15 AM GMT
UPDATED:
March 29, 2010 7:00:35 PM GMT
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Answer Wiki:
You should be okay with 19 volts as long as the amps do not exceed the rating for that laptop. Should be listed somewhere on the laptop itself.
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