Dv9000 pavillion ac cord

i have a dv9000 and have had the motherboard replaced twice in 2 years. besides being told that there have been problems with this model, I've noticed that when I'm running it using the ac cord the box on the cord gets "extremely" hot. sometimes the system stops operating from it on its own and i wonder if this is what has fried by motherboard. anybody else experience this as an issue? this is my original battery, could there be a problem with the charging of it??

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Hello,
Its just to let you know that HP laptop are the worst in the world they have a Graphics chip error in almost every model especially in DV6000 and otherDV. Then, DVD/CD does not detect at all and its all motherboard hardware error. As, i do repairing myself I tried to resold all the joints for the connector for the DVD/CD it worked but as i took off DVD and replug it its as good as dead its motherboard failure.
Now, about cameras DV9000 have a very big issue for failure of builtin cameras i think these both problems have some common reason as both Builtin camera and DVD connector on same side of the MOBO.
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First let me thank you for your response. So now, I'm stuck with a beautiful HP laptop, that can't be fixed, and HP will not assist with a overheating problem that they created with it's design of this model. This truly feels suckey. Poor HP, everyone who brought this model should be given a refund. So, it's pay for amother DV9000 motherboard or buy another laptop? I'm going to do some research and write a few letters, and see what that will get me. Thank you again.
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