Battery replacement options

[PC_UK2]

I am getting a battery alert and asking to replace battery .

Got a 24 digit code also- 0LP6JC-A47BGW-MFPU2J-C0DA23

what are the options for this

[NonSequitur777]

@PC_UK2,

Welcome to our HP User Forum!

When your laptop displays a 24-digit error/failure code, that almost always indicates a catastrophic failure of some kind.  HP's failure code link is down at the moment, and I will follow up once I am able to get through to give you the specifics of your error code.

Your HP Notebook 15s-Fq1006na (8UD07EA) requires this HP p/n: L11119-855 battery ("Assembly-battery 3C 41W 3.6A LI HT03XL").

A quality HT03XL replacement battery can be purchased online, such as this purchase example: https://www.amazon.com/L11119-855-Battery-Pavilion-L11421-421-HSTNN-LB8M/dp/B08S6P7Z21/ref=sr_1_1_ss....

Hope this was helpful.

Kind Regards,

NonSequitur777

[erico]

Does your battery charge up to 80% or more?

Have you noticed that the current capacity drops off sharply after, say 50%?

The HP Battery Check utility, according to the HP Diagnostics is stating that your notebook's battery may need replacement.

Personally, I would use the Battery Report utility that is part of Windows before purchasing a new battery.

Let the Battery Report tell you what the actual state of the battery is compared to how it was when the notebook was new.

Here is a link to an KnowlegeBase article that I wrote that details how to invoke and use the Battery Report utility.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebooks-Knowledge-Base/Is-your-notebook-plugged-in-and-not-charging/...

[NonSequitur777]

@PC_UK2,

Thanks to diagnostic-link info provided by @ferRX, here is what your error message means:

Kind Regards,

NonSequitur777

[ub6424]

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@erico wrote:

Does your battery charge up to 80% or more?
Have you noticed that the current capacity drops off sharply after, say 50%?

The HP Battery Check utility, according to the HP Diagnostics is stating that your notebook's battery may need replacement.

Personally, I would use the Battery Report utility that is part of Windows before purchasing a new battery.

Let the Battery Report tell you what the actual state of the battery is compared to how it was when the notebook was new.

Here is a link to an KnowlegeBase article that I wrote that details how to invoke and use the Battery Report utility.

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebooks-Knowledge-Base/Is-your-notebook-plugged-in-and-not-charging/...

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Hello @erico

I would like to kindly point out that the knowledge base link contains an invalid character U at the end and is therefore not accessible.

Correct link reads:

Notebooks Knowlede Base: Is your notebook plugged in and not charging? Author: Erico [Expert]

Kind regards

[erico]

@ub6424 

Thanks.

I corrected it.