Yes It's the connector that gets hot and it gets really hot. The longer I keep the hotter it gets. Today I kept my laptop for charging for about 1 hour to check if it gets hot at 100% battery but it didn't charge at all. The battery was still at 32% but the charging light is on and the charging animation is also running. And yes the light blinks on and off sometimes.AlHuneke said:Couldn't be a software problem. The charger is probably supplying more current when running the laptop and also charging. Couple of questions. By the charger pin, do you mean the connector that plugs into the side of the machine? Is it really hot [hard to touch] or just warm? If the battery is fully charged, machine on and plugged in is the connector still getting hot? Does the connector have a firm feel when you plug it in? If you gently wiggle on the connector, does the charging light blink on and off?Click to expand...
Update:
I removed the battery and plugged in the charger. The laptop did not power on.