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scor38115y@OmerFlame
May I assume your geoposition accordingly to your name?
You might have yourself an answer.
While it should not be your chargers' fault, it is a device that consumes quite a lot of power.
Your cabling or your local electricity grid might be done.
This is what standards and certifications prevent. They provide security and support.
Well. There is always a chance of manufacturing errors. So don't mind my two cents ;) -
retnikt68945yGo to the breaker box and reset the breaker. Try the charger one more time in a different circuit. If it happens again then reset the breaker again and throw out the laptop charger. If it doesn't then you might have a fucked socket.
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@retnikt yes that I know, I did that, but it's a little weird that it happened from my CHARGER.
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Condor325175yLikely fried charger, replace it.. you don't want that thing to end up burning your house down.
WHAT THAT FUCK
I PLUGGED IN MY LAPTOP CHARGER TO THE WALL AND A HUGE SPARK APPEARED AND THE ENTIRE ELECTRICITY OF THE HOUSE FELL
random
aaaahhhhh