Hi everyone,
I have an acer 5739G, it's original battery doesn't go over 5% even after many "full-charge-discharge cycles".
Few days ago I got a new Lavolta supported battery and it has the very same problem.
This is what I did:
-got the new battery, put it in the laptop (turned off) and let it charge for the night.
-then un-plugged and turned the laptop on: it said the remaining battery was 6% but I didn't worry, the battery is supposed to arrive fully discherged; I let the laptop drain the battery until it turned off
-re-charged it for the night once more and a few hours in the morning. when I turned it on (unplugged), battery level was still 6% (?!?!?!).
-drained the battery once more; but this time re-charged it while turned on:
--when it got at 6% the charging light turned from orange (charging) to blue (full) and the win10 icon says: "6%, connected but not charging"
I run a win10 battery report and it says:
MANUFACTURER SIMPLO SERIAL NUMBER 2455 CHEMISTRY LION DESIGN CAPACITY 48 mWh FULL CHARGE CAPACITY 726 mWh
which means that either the battery has a lower capacity (64.4 mAh) (which I duobt) or it doesn't fully charge.
Here is the website I used to convert capacities:
https://milliamps-watts.appspot.com/
Does anyone have an idea about what's happening?
ohh, here's some more data that may help:
SYSTEM PRODUCT NAME Acer Aspire 5739G BIOS V0.3306 08/24/2009 OS BUILD 10586.17.amd64fre.th2_release.151121-230 Thanks for support.
Have a great day.