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Power Plug
It is normal for a power supply to get hot right? I have my laptop plugged in most of the time and find the power adapter hot at times.
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Re: Power Plug
hi Baldie559,
warm is OK but too hot to touch is NOT good. i have read somewhere that it can mean a higher resistance in the circuitry. i think and i may be wrong, it may also be happening if you have a bad battery or bad DC jack connection.
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