Hp mini 2140 new battery

Dear people
I bought a HP mini 2140 at this store:
www.computeroutlet.nl for the price of 169 euro
Woudenbergseweg 19 Unit C4
3707 HW Zeist
T 0343-491149
Holland
second hand ofcourse. It had a bad battery, but they said
for 30 euro more you can have a new battery.
So i bought the new battery, came home, put it in the HP mini 2140
let it charge for over 4 hours and it gave 7% was done.
Is this the normal way with new batteries?
Should we leave it on the charger/powersupply for 24 hours or so?
Or is there something wrong with this battery, and maybe it is
not a new battery?
Hope you can help me out.
Bartmans

Just to let you know, like i said, i would give feedback.
We now have a new battery and a new hp mini 2140.
The battery that was not ok, is now ok, because the problem was the hp mini
not the battery and the charger. The battery charges within 4 hours full and
works for 2 hours. It took some very long time to find out what was wrong,
but the company fixed the problem and we now have a good working HP Mini 2140
Thank you Computeroutlet.nl
And thank you hp forum members for your feedback wich helped us to get to
a good solution.
Bart from Holland

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