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    GT73VR-425 problem with power adapter

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by Aimal, Apr 8, 2017.

  1. Aimal

    Aimal Newbie

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    hello my gt73vr charger have a problem
    please help
    I am having an issue on the charger adapter
    Gt73Vr 425
    I7-7820HK Gtx 1080
    Fhd.

    everytime i plug the adapter into a power outlet
    My home electrical die
    when I go back lit fuse and electricity in my house
    and i plug the adapter into a power outlet back
    electricity at home I did not die. and charger are not re-create the electricity in my house die
    the death of my electricity during striking adapter occurs only when the charger is not installed about 2 to 3 hours
    whether the problem is happening on my adapter?

    I do not use the connection and others. direct charger plugged in the socket
    I also have tried when conditions are not attached to a laptop charger. and is attached to the laptop. and the result is the same

    This is a Description of the adapter
    http://imgur.com/a/3JMgK

    ADP-330AB D
    Input - 100-240v 4.4.a
    Output 19.5 v - 16.9A

    Please help me
     
    Aimal, Apr 8, 2017
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  2. DukeCLR

    DukeCLR Notebook Deity

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    Welcome to the forums, It's kind of hard to understand what you are saying. It sounds like you are saying when your battery is being charged, high loads, your circuit is going off line, you said fuse, do you have a fuse or a circuit breaker? Is anything else on the circuit in your home? It could be the circuit is overloaded.

    Also does the battery charge on you laptop? Is your laptop working properly?
     
    DukeCLR, Apr 8, 2017
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  3. SAiLO

    SAiLO Notebook Evangelist

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    Have you tried plugging it in elsewhere, mcdonalds, cafe, friends house, etc?
     
    SAiLO, Apr 8, 2017
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    ryzeki Super Moderator Super Moderator

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    First test the adapter somewhere else. A restaurant/friend's house or somewhere you can test it is properly working. If the adapter works outside your house just fine, it means you may have a problem at home. Depending on how power is distributed in your house, you might be plugging the adapter to a circuit that is heavily loaded already, and the connection might spark a momentary inrush current enough to finish off the fuse/trip the circuit breaker.

    Try another socket elsewhere in the house where little is connected to it. I had a problem on a old apartment I rented, where they connected all laundry, fridge and microwave oven to the same line. Every time you so much as connected a new bulb in that circuit, it would trip.
     
    ryzeki, Apr 8, 2017
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