SONY VGP-AC19V56 Power Adapters

Can replace the following Part Numbers :

VGP-AC19V56, VGP-AC19V53, PCGA-AC19V6, PCGA-AC19V7, PCGA-AC19V8, PCGA-AC19V15, PCGA-AC19V16, VGP-AC19V6, VGP-AC19V15, VGP-AC19V16, VGP-AC19V45, VGP-AC19V46

Fits the Following Laptop Models :

Sony Vaio VGP-AC19V56
Sony Vaio VPCL2 24″ PCG-21612T All In One PC Series (ALL)
VPCL21S1E/B VPCL21S1E/B?VPCL21M1E?VPCL21M1E/B VPC-L212FX VPC-L212FX/B VPCL213FX/B VPCL216FX/B VPCL218FX VPCL218FX/B VPCL218FX/W VPCL22DFX VPCL22DFX/B VPC-L222FX VPC-L222FX/B VPCL224FX VPCL224FX/B VPCL231FX VPCL231FX/B VPCL231FX/W VPCL234FX VPCL234FX/B VPCL234FX/W VPCL235FX VPCL235FX/B VPCL236FX VPCL236FX/B VPCL236FX/W VPCL237FX VPCL237FX/W VPCL237FX/B VPCL22V1E VPCL22V1E/B VPCL22Z1E VPCL22Z1E/B VPCL229FG VPCL229FG/B VPCL22Z1EB VPCL239FG/B VPCL239FW VPCL238FC
Sony VGC-JS Series
VGC-JS210, VGC-JS210J/B, VGC-JS220, VGC-JS220N, VGC-JS220N/B, VGC-JS230, VGC-JS230J, VGC-JS230J/B, VGC-JS230J/P, VGC-JS230J/S, VGC-JS230J/T, VGC-JS240, VGC-JS240J, VGC-JS240J/Q, VGC-JS250, VGC-JS250J, VGC-JS250J/B, VGC-JS250J/P, VGC-JS250J/S, VGC-JS270, VGC-JS270J, VGC-JS270J/Q, VGC-JS290

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TOSHIBA PA5162U-1BRS Laptop Batteries

Replace battery part number :

PA5161U-1BRS PA5162U-1BRS PA5163U-1BRS PA5174U-1BRS PABAS277 PABAS278 PABAS280

compatible with the following models :

TOSHIBA
PORTEGE R30 Series,
PORTEGE R30-A, PORTEGE R30-A-134, PORTEGE R30-A-137, PORTEGE R30-A-13D, PORTEGE R30-A-17C, PORTEGE R30-A-17D, PORTEGE R30-A-19G, PORTEGE R30-A-19Q, PORTEGE R30-A-1C5, PORTEGE R30-AK01B, PORTEGE R30-AK03B, PORTEGE R30-AK40B

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Understanding Smart Adapter messages

Using a power adapter, other than an adapter that was designed to be used with your computer, can cause the notebook computer to display a notification message in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

NOTE:If the  Smart Adapter message is displayed and you are using the adapter provided with the product, then update to the latest BIOS version for your model.

Smart Adapter message Actions
Smart Adapter message - power output is too low This message indicates the AC adapter does not provide enough power for the notebook computer to be used. The battery light might blink rapidly 8 times and the battery icon in the system tray indicates the computer is operating on battery power.

For example, using a 65W AC adapter or 65W Travel Adapter on most Mobile Workstation series notebooks is not supported.

This message does not indicate the AC adapter needs to be replaced or is defective. Use the appropriate AC adapter for your model notebook computer.

Use the power adapter that came with your notebook computer for better performance. If you need a replacement adapter, see Ordering HP Certified Replacement Parts.
Smart Adapter message - reduced performance This message indicates the AC adapter is providing enough power to use your computer, but not enough power to deliver expected performance.

For example, attempting to use a 65W AC power adapter designed for a high-performance notebook works, but performance is not optimal. High-performance HP Notebook computers require a 90W AC power adapter.

Use the power adapter that came with your notebook computer for better performance. If you need a replacement adapter, see Ordering HP Certified Replacement Parts.

The following list provides suggestions for using the power adapter.

  • Plug the power cord into an AC outlet that is easily accessible at all times.
  • Always plug the AC adapter into a grounded outlet.

       CAUTION:If you do not use a grounded outlet, you might notice an electrical tingling sensation when the palms of your hands touch the notebook during use.

  • If provided with a 3-pin attachment plug on the power cord, plug the cord into a grounded 3-pin outlet. Do not disable the power cord grounding pin, for example, by attaching a 2-pin adapter. The grounding pin is an important safety feature.
  • Always disconnect power from the computer by unplugging the power cord from the AC wall outlet first, then unplug the power cord from the computer.
  • Make sure the power adapter is NOT placed in an area such as under cabinets, near exhaust fans or heaters or covered by objects such as a phone book, blanket, or clothing where the ambient temperature can reach greater than 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) and prevent natural convection cooling. The AC adapter can become hot and go into thermal protection mode. Allow the AC adapter to cool for 5 minutes before using again.
  • Use only the AC adapter provided with the computer, a replacement HP AC adapter, or a compatible AC adapter purchased from www.hp.com.
  • Connect to external AC power when charging or calibrating the battery, installing or modifying system software (such as drivers and updates), and when writing information to a CD or DVD.
  • When connected to external AC power, the battery charge icon and the battery meter icon in the system tray change appearance. When disconnected from external AC power, the computer uses power from the battery and the display brightness automatically dims to save battery life. To increase the display brightness, press Fn +  or reconnect the AC adapter.

    Figure : Battery charge icon

    Battery charge icon

    Figure : Battery power meter icon

    Battery power meter icon

  • If you use an external AC power adapter at all times, calibrate your battery often, or when the battery has charged fully, remove it entirely before continuing to work on external AC power. Continuously charging the battery without allowing it to expend its charge can degrade battery performance and shorten battery life.
  • Unplug the power adapter cord, mouse, and other peripheral devices when moving a notebook.

    Do not leave accessories or power adapters connected to a notebook while moving it. Pulling, twisting, or jamming these cords can break the connectors.

  • Gather the power cord loosely in a bundle when packing it away for storage or transport.

    Use a figure 8 pattern when bundling the cord. This allows for easy storage, prevents unintentional breaks in the wires, and keeps it from getting tangled.

    Figure : Properly bundled adapter and power cords

    Properly bundled adapter and power cords

  • Do not wrap the power cord around the power adapter or any other object as this could inadvertently break the cord’s internal copper wires.

    Broken wires can short circuit both the power adapter and the notebook internal power supply. Broken wires can shock anyone who touches the cord and might present a fire hazard.

    Figure : Improperly wrapped AC adapter cord

    Improperly wrapped AC adapter cord

    Figure : Damaged AC adapter cord

    Damaged AC adapter cord

  • Use the power adapter on a hard, flat surface.

    When a high number of applications are running or when the battery is recharging, the power adapter might be warm to the touch when it reaches its power limit.

  • Connect the power adapter to a good quality surge protector if your local power supply is unstable.

    All power adapter certification tests for HP notebook computers are performed using a grounded power adapter. Damage can occur if an ungrounded power adapter is subjected to power surges or electrostatic discharge.

  • Ensure that the AC adapter plug is inserted completely and securely into the DC connector.
    AC adapter completely inserted AC adapter not completely inserted
    AC adapter fully inserted into connector AC adapter not completely inserted into connector

Use the following steps to connect your AC power adapter to the computer.

  1. Confirm that the AC power adapter is a genuine HP part and the computer is an HP product. Do not use an HP AC power adapter on non-HP equipment and do not use a non-HP AC power adapter on an HP computer.

    Figure: Genuine HP part

    AC power adapter with HP logo highlighted

  2. Plug the DC connector into the power connector on the computer.
  3. Plug the power cord into the AC adapter.
  4. Plug the power cord into a working AC wall outlet.

    NOTE:Power cords vary in appearance by region and country.

AC adapter components