To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Dell P107F battery is swollen?
If your Dell Laptop battery is swollen, immediately stop using the laptop. Disconnect the AC adapter and allow the battery to fully discharge. Replace the swollen battery and dispose of it properly. You can also contact Dell product support to explore options for replacing the swollen battery under your warranty or service contract.
Details regulatory model and type information across multiple languages.
Provides importer name, address, and origin country for the device.
Advises reading safety info and visiting the regulatory compliance homepage.
Instructs on safe removal of the computer cover for internal component access.
Explains filler bracket use for FCC certification and proper airflow maintenance.
Details input voltage, frequency, output current, voltage, and max operating temperature.
Guides on connecting the power adapter or cable to the computer and display.
Instructs on how to power on the computer and the display if connected.
Notes that some ports or connectors may not be available based on computer configuration.
Illustrates icons for power, USB (2.0, 3.0, 3.1, Type-C), eSATA, and Thunderbolt ports.
Shows icons for network, VGA, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, TV-in, graphics ports, IR emitter, and audio outputs.
Depicts icons for microphone, line-in, speakers (front, rear, side, center), S/PDIF, and system status lights.
Illustrates icons for screen rotation lock, SIM, ExpressCard, media card reader, security cable slot, and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth lights.
Details regulatory model and type information across multiple languages.
Provides importer name, address, and origin country for the device.
Advises reading safety info and visiting the regulatory compliance homepage.
Instructs on safe removal of the computer cover for internal component access.
Explains filler bracket use for FCC certification and proper airflow maintenance.
Details input voltage, frequency, output current, voltage, and max operating temperature.
Guides on connecting the power adapter or cable to the computer and display.
Instructs on how to power on the computer and the display if connected.
Notes that some ports or connectors may not be available based on computer configuration.
Illustrates icons for power, USB (2.0, 3.0, 3.1, Type-C), eSATA, and Thunderbolt ports.
Shows icons for network, VGA, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, TV-in, graphics ports, IR emitter, and audio outputs.
Depicts icons for microphone, line-in, speakers (front, rear, side, center), S/PDIF, and system status lights.
Illustrates icons for screen rotation lock, SIM, ExpressCard, media card reader, security cable slot, and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth lights.
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