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Asus R556L i5 / 820M Laptop - Matrix Blinks Under Specific Battery Conditions

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  • #1 16967958
    Talibanczyk
    Conditionally unlocked
    I have a rather specific problem.
    The matrix in the laptop blinks, but only in specific conditions.
    Namely:

    1.Laptop Must work on battery power (there are no such symptoms on the charger)
    2. The battery level must be less than 50% (when the battery is full or almost full symptoms do not occur)
    3. The more loaded the laptop, the more often the screen blinks.


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  • #2 16968045
    RADU23
    Moderator of Computers service
    Tried a colleague to replace the battery with another?
  • #3 16968071
    lisek
    Service technician RTV
    Measurements on the system Charger.
    BatMonitor what does it show?

    About Asus R556L a little on the forum wrote ...
    Enter descriptions from the CD (e.g. x555ld Rev: 2.0) / there were several rev.
    * or description Asus p.nr.n .: e.g. PN: 60NB0640-MB1802, 60NB0620-MB1911.

    Plate e.g. x555ld Rev: 2.0 was i5-4210U (SR1EF)
  • #4 16970154
    Talibanczyk
    Conditionally unlocked
    REV 2.0

    From what I read on the net, replacing the battery does nothing

    I met with the opinion that it is a tape - I do not believe it.

    Replacement batteries are not available and hard to find anyway.

    below are screenshots from batmoon both how it is connected and how it is disconnected.


    Asus R556L i5 / 820M Laptop - Matrix Blinks Under Specific Battery Conditions Asus R556L i5 / 820M Laptop - Matrix Blinks Under Specific Battery Conditions

    ps this is not the fault of the graphics card because I turned it off in the device manager - first one and then the other and the effect is the same
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  • #5 16970234
    RADU23
    Moderator of Computers service
    Talibanczyk wrote:
    I met with the opinion that this is a tape

    Talibanczyk wrote:
    1.Laptop Must work on battery power (there are no such symptoms on the charger)

    One denies the other. If the tape was to blame, the same symptom would be on the charger (90%).
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  • #6 16970253
    Talibanczyk
    Conditionally unlocked
    RADU23 wrote:
    Talibanczyk wrote:
    I met with the opinion that this is a tape

    Talibanczyk wrote:
    1.Laptop Must work on battery power (there are no such symptoms on the charger)

    One denies the other. If the tape was to blame, the same symptom would be on the charger (90%).


    I am also of a similar opinion, although today I will be in the warehouse and check until the cost is low. about PLN 20
  • #7 16970267
    xoree
    Level 30  
    The question is because I haven't read it or there is no such information as the original charger or a replacement?
  • #8 16970314
    Talibanczyk
    Conditionally unlocked
    Both the org and the laboratory power supply - but what has to do with each other as here is about the operating conditions on the battery and not under the charger.
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  • #9 16970349
    xoree
    Level 30  
    I had such a situation that a poor replacement power supply blew the gate in front of the charger inverter and that is how the matrix was blinking. The power supply itself was good.

    And it was also Asus only X551 ...
  • #11 16970935
    cezaro2
    Level 13  
    Matrix replacement usually helps.
    Check if you set the brightness to 100% on battery power and the flashing will stop.
  • #12 16972838
    Talibanczyk
    Conditionally unlocked
    lisek wrote:
    You have the x555ld Rev: 2.0 disc
    kbc it8585e.
    charger bq735

    You have MS and popapłam (e.g. p. 2), think and ... give the result


    I understand up1589 for exchange
  • #13 16973015
    nuda
    Level 17  
    First, upgrade the bios, if that does not help, uninstall Asus power management software (if installed).
    I had a similar symptom only the backlight went out completely, no matter whether on the charger or on the battery.
    Here, damage to the tape or matrix would be ruled out if it works properly on the charger.
    And enter the bios (f2 during startup) on the battery itself and on the charger, see if the image blinks if so you can exclude the problem of the software, but only after updating the bios to the latest version.
  • #14 16973076
    xoree
    Level 30  
    Talibanczyk wrote:
    I understand up1589 for exchange


    Did you take the measurements
    What tensions do you lack?

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    cezaro2 wrote:
    Matrix replacement usually helps.
    Check if you set the brightness to 100% on battery power and the flashing will stop.


    Excuse me ?

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    nuda wrote:
    First, upgrade the bios, if that does not help, uninstall Asus power management software (if installed).
    I had a similar symptom only the backlight went out completely, no matter whether on the charger or on the battery.
    Here, damage to the tape or matrix would be ruled out if it works properly on the charger.
    And enter the bios (f2 during startup) on the battery itself and on the charger, see if the image blinks if so you can exclude the problem of the software, but only after updating the bios to the latest version.


    Reprogramming the BIOS with the latest batch is not a bad idea ...

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a specific issue with the Asus R556L laptop, where the screen matrix blinks under certain battery conditions: when operating on battery power, below 50% charge, and under heavy load. Users suggest various troubleshooting steps, including replacing the battery, checking the charger, and updating the BIOS. Some believe the issue may be related to the internal connections or the display matrix itself, while others argue that the problem does not stem from the graphics card since the symptoms do not occur when plugged into the charger. Recommendations include testing with different power supplies and ensuring the brightness is set to maximum on battery power.
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