Can't connect charger's cables to battery without sparks

Before looking for a replacement charger, try this:

1. Remove charger from power socket
2. Remove battery
3. Hold the Power On button on the laptop about 10 seconds (while the battery is removed), and release
4. Plug in the charger to the laptop and power socket (without battery)
5. Try to turn on the laptop

Check also that all the cables from the charger are connected firmly.

If this doesn't work, you will need to replace the charger. Take the laptop with you, so you can try the new charger on the spot to be sure.

Please remove battery and connect charger and turn on computer. If on adapter working fine, now connect battery without removing charger , and check charging.

You can connect the positive clamp of your battery charger to the starter connection. The positive cable of the battery connects to the starter solenoid. Then the other side of the solenoid connects to the starter motor. Connect the positive clamp of the charger to the connection where the battery cable connects to the solenoid. Connect the negative clamp to the engine or frame.

Good Luck
Steve

Have you tried removing the battery and plugging in the charger?

A simple way is to take another 12 volt battery and connect it with jumper cables right onto the existing battery connections. Connect positive + to positive and negative - to negative which is parallel wiring. Now remove the connections from the battery you are going to replace without knocking the connections from the donor battery loose. Once you get the new battery installed, simply disconnect the jumper cables. Make sure you connect the cables as described above to keep the voltage at 12 volts and do not connect them in series. Connect them wrong an you will have 24 volts and may damage your electronics. If for some reason you loose the code it is simple to get the code from Honda. Just go to the Honda Owners link below and register your Honda. You will need the VIN # off your car. They will provide the code free of charge.
https://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/login.asp?page=%2Fprod%5Fhome%2Easp

You can charge the battery without removing the battery. Find the large cable that comes from the battery where it connects to the starter. Connect you positive charger clamp there. Connect the negative charger clamp to any good frame ground on the bike. You can charge you battery using this method provided you battery charger clamps are not too big.

If you can't do this, you'll have to take the seat off the bike, remove the battery hold down strap, and then move the battery outwards so you can disconnect the negative battery cable.

Good Luck
Steve

It may well be that the battery that's being charged is getting past its sell by date. They only last for so many charges. easy way to find out is remove the battery, connect the power supply, and if the charger power supply doesn't get hot (usual to get warm) then its your battery. It is perfectly okay to use the laptop without the battery installed on the mains.

Take of the battery and let the phone stand for about 20 min without the charger or battery connected. Afterwards connect the charger only without the battery and see if the phone comes on. If nothing happens, attach the battery and disconnect the power cord to see if it powers up. If that does not work, keep the battery attached, then connect the power cord and see if it powers up. If none of these work, you will have to contact your manufacturer or wireless provider.

sounds like a primary ingnition wire check your battery positive to your alternator and your pos to your starter

Battery deep discharged could be a problem.
1. Disconnect the charger cable if connected.
2. Replace the Battery from the Laptop
3. Re-install the Battery
4. Make sure the Battery is connected properly and locked in securely.
5. Without opening the Screen insert the charger cable into its slot and power on the charger.
6. Let it charge for at least 4 hours & Try Starting