Hi Elizabeth
I am having very similar problems with a Toshiba 4030CDS. It
only comes on for a second, you can hear the hard disc start then turns itself
off. Did you manage to fix your problem?
Regards
Steve Burnett
Hi Elizabeth
I am having very similar problems with a Toshiba 4030CDS. It
only comes on for a second, you can hear the hard disc start then turns itself
off. Did you manage to fix your problem?
Regards
Steve Burnett
Bud writes:
> Elizabeth - Did replacing the batteries fix your start-up problem?
> I have an identical machine with a seemingly identical problem. I
> have measured the voltages on the batteries and they seem ok. I
> also checked the SUB battery under load and it seems ok. My "big"
> battery is t
Elizabeth - Did replacing the batteries fix your
start-up problem? I have an identical machine with a seemingly identical
problem. I have measured the voltages on the batteries and they seem ok. I
also checked the SUB battery under load and it seems ok. My "big" battery is
toast, but the m
Bud writes:
> Elizabeth - Did replacing the batteries fix your start-up problem?
> I have an identical machine with a seemingly identical problem. I
> have measured the voltages on the batteries and they seem ok. I
> also checked the SUB battery under load and it seems ok. My "big"
> battery is t
Elizabeth - Did replacing the batteries fix your
start-up problem? I have an identical machine with a seemingly identical
problem. I have measured the voltages on the batteries and they seem ok. I
also checked the SUB battery under load and it seems ok. My "big" battery is
toast, but the m
The Toshiba Satellite T1910CS Laptop's CMOS/RAM Battery with Ni-MH 4K3
markings is available from:
http://www.batterysavings.com/site/1/Product/7/245/994914/B-453/1/a.aspx
>From that page:
Chemistry NiMH
Original Amp 0.6
Volts 1.2
AmpHours 0.8
Description Cylindrica
The Toshiba Satellite T1910CS Laptop's CMOS/RAM Battery with Ni-MH 4K3
markings is available from:
http://www.batterysavings.com/site/1/Product/7/245/994914/B-453/1/a.aspx
>From that page:
Chemistry NiMH
Original Amp 0.6
Volts 1.2
AmpHours 0.8
Description Cylindrica
Yves writes:
> On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 05:35:51PM -0500, Elizabeth Barham
> wrote:
> > The theory here is that because the old CMOS battery was
> > not plugged in for sometime and then plugged in, the
> > computer sensed it had some electricity and so booted-up.
> > But after a little while plugge
Yves writes:
> On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 05:35:51PM -0500, Elizabeth Barham
> wrote:
> > The theory here is that because the old CMOS battery was
> > not plugged in for sometime and then plugged in, the
> > computer sensed it had some electricity and so booted-up.
> > But after a little while plugge
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 05:35:51PM -0500, Elizabeth Barham
wrote:
> The theory here is that because the old CMOS battery was
> not plugged in for sometime and then plugged in, the
> computer sensed it had some electricity and so booted-up.
> But after a little while plugged in, the computer drained
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 05:35:51PM -0500, Elizabeth Barham
wrote:
> The theory here is that because the old CMOS battery was
> not plugged in for sometime and then plugged in, the
> computer sensed it had some electricity and so booted-up.
> But after a little while plugged in, the computer drained
Bill writes:
> Batteries can fail in different ways. I replaced both the batteries
> in my Toshiba when I had to reset the date every time I rebooted.
Hi Bill,
Thank you for your input.
I replaced the RTC battery with a battery from that battery-only
place. Its part number is ML2430-WR.
Bill writes:
> Batteries can fail in different ways. I replaced both the batteries
> in my Toshiba when I had to reset the date every time I rebooted.
Hi Bill,
Thank you for your input.
I replaced the RTC battery with a battery from that battery-only
place. Its part number is ML2430-WR.
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 12:48:45AM -0500, Elizabeth Barham wrote:
> Elizabeth wrote:
>
>
>Anyway, I tried re-starting the computer without this battery but
> it is still behaving the same way. On one other computer, a desktop,
> removing the dead CMOS battery allowed the machine to boot up as
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 12:48:45AM -0500, Elizabeth Barham wrote:
> Elizabeth wrote:
>
>
>Anyway, I tried re-starting the computer without this battery but
> it is still behaving the same way. On one other computer, a desktop,
> removing the dead CMOS battery allowed the machine to boot up as
Elizabeth wrote:
>But I am unaware of any other internal battery. Do you know where
> it may be located and what it may look like?
It is a silver, disc battery enclosed in a plastic encasing that
presses two leads up tight against the battery. This battery is
located under the top circuit
Elizabeth wrote:
>But I am unaware of any other internal battery. Do you know where
> it may be located and what it may look like?
It is a silver, disc battery enclosed in a plastic encasing that
presses two leads up tight against the battery. This battery is
located under the top circuit
Bill writes:
> It could be that one of the two internal batteries has gone bad.
Hi Bill,
Thank you for your reply.
I am aware of one internal battery which I suppose is the CMOS
battery. It is housed in a convenient location for replacement (right
under the keyboard near the hard disk dri
Bill writes:
> It could be that one of the two internal batteries has gone bad.
Hi Bill,
Thank you for your reply.
I am aware of one internal battery which I suppose is the CMOS
battery. It is housed in a convenient location for replacement (right
under the keyboard near the hard disk dri
On Tue, Sep 02, 2003 at 12:34:04PM -0500, Elizabeth Barham wrote:
> Hi,
>
>I'm having a strange problem with my T1910CS laptop in that it is
> having difficulty powering on. Symptoms:
>
> 1) When the AC Adapter is used, the green DC-IN light is steady,
>which means its okay, but
>
On Tue, Sep 02, 2003 at 12:34:04PM -0500, Elizabeth Barham wrote:
> Hi,
>
>I'm having a strange problem with my T1910CS laptop in that it is
> having difficulty powering on. Symptoms:
>
> 1) When the AC Adapter is used, the green DC-IN light is steady,
>which means its okay, but
>
Hi,
I'm having a strange problem with my T1910CS laptop in that it is
having difficulty powering on. Symptoms:
1) When the AC Adapter is used, the green DC-IN light is steady,
which means its okay, but
+) If the battery is in, or
+) I try to start it (see 2),
Hi,
I'm having a strange problem with my T1910CS laptop in that it is
having difficulty powering on. Symptoms:
1) When the AC Adapter is used, the green DC-IN light is steady,
which means its okay, but
+) If the battery is in, or
+) I try to start it (see 2),
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