HP Chromebook 11 new charger problems

I bought (2) HP Chromebook 11s this past Christmas.  They have the new chargers but we are having continued problems.  It might take 50 attempts to get the the charging light to turn on, it is very frustrating.  Since I have (2) of these Chromebooks I know it is not an isolated problem.  Please help!

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