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02-03-2019 11:38 PM
Dear HP,
I spoke to your parts people last week and they were going to forward this inquiry to someone else, to answer my question. I have not yet received a call-back.
Q1) Do you sell spare charger plugs for the HP 345 G6 notebook
Q2) If not, is the charger plug a patented design, or is it readily available in electronics suppliers?
Q3) What are the ID and OD of this plug? I don't have vernier gauges, but the OD seems to be ~~4 mm, and the ID something between 2 and 3 mm.
Background.
I previously had an HP Folio 13” notebook. In my travels I visited areas with poorly controlled electricity supplies, i.e. voltage spikes were common and frequency was variable. Rather than expose the charging circuitry of the notebook to that, I purchased a 97 WH Li-ion battery, charged it from this variable mains supply, and used the Li-ion battery to charge the notebook. But I found none of the socket tips supplied with the battery fitted the notebook. One of them had the correct ID, but the OD was about 0.8 mm too small. I obtained some aluminium conductive adhesive tape and built up the diameter to the correct size. That solution is less than satisfactory - I have had tape come off inside the charging socket and cause sparking.
A much better solution would be if you can tell me whether you can supply me with a socket tip, and I will get the other end that goes onto the output cable from the battery. Or I can get the tip from an electronics supplier if it is not an HP patented design.