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| === Chromebook does not boot === | === Chromebook does not boot === | ||
| - | - == No lights on charge LED == | + | == No lights on charge LED == |
| - | * Daughterboard cable may be un-seated. Was the device dropped? Typically, this is the case when the Chromebook is dropped. | + | |
| + | * Listen closely to the Chromebook. Did you hear any clicking on the motherboard? | ||
| + | * Disconnect the daughterboard cables, disconnect the battery. Plug in the charge cable. See a blinking red charge light? Unplug the charge cord, re-connect the daughterboard cables and battery. Plug back in charger. Should see the charge indicator as a solid color now (most likely red). | ||
| - | * Listen closely to the Chromebook. Did you hear any clicking | + | == Red light on charge LED == |
| - | * Disconnect the daughterboard cables, disconnect the battery. Plug in the charge cable. See a blinking red charge light? Unplug the charge cord, re-connect the daughterboard cables and battery. Plug back in charger. Should see the charge indicator as a solid color now (most likely red). | + | |
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| - | - == Red light on charge LED == | + | |
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| - | Battery is completely flat. Let it sit on the charger. This model in particular will not turn on until the Chromebook is around 5%. | + | |
| ==== Lenovo 300e ==== | ==== Lenovo 300e ==== | ||