Battery's capacity is 0 - unaware of replacements

[Sobaan]

Product number: F4T58EA#ABU

Hello.

I posted an issue a few months ago about my laptop battery, and that there was an error with the capacity showing up (error 601). Now, the battery is 0% and the laptop will come off if the charger is unplugged. 

I had this issue about a year ago, and luckily found a £20/30 replacement battery. However, if memory serves me right correctly, there was a warning on my laptop saying that there wouldn't be any more replacement parts for my laptop, and unfortunately, I don't have a warranty on my laptop anymore.

What should I do in this case -  is it true that there aren't any replacement parts, and if so, what do I do?

I'd appreciate any help here.

Kind regards,

Sobaan.

[Huffer]

Where do you live (country)? I am sure we can find you a battery. HP drops out of the battery replacement business after a laptop is a couple years or so old. They no longer stock the batteries. However, there is an active aftermarket for "genuine" and 3rd party "compatible" batteries that will work fine. 

[Sobaan]

Thank you for your reply! I live in England.

[Huffer · Accepted solution]

Service Manual:

Manual

Page 26: (19) 4 cell, 41-Wh, 2.8-Ah, Li-ion battery 728460-001

compatible:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NinjaBatt-776622-001-728460-001-752237-001-HSTNN-DB5M/dp/B06W5BFW35/ref=sr_...

genuine:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/HP-728460-001-41WHr-2-8AH-Warranty/dp/B00NWOCQH6/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=150...

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[Sobaan]

That's great - affordable price too! Thanks for your help!