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 help. phone wont charge
shyne
post Nov 2 2005, 17:05
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it decided it wouldnt charge today sad.gif i didnt drop it or anything! wut happened? is there any way to fix this without solding or wutever (i did a search and the solution was to solder) or am i gonna have to find a new phone sad.gif
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post Nov 2 2005, 17:21
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Chances are it's the known issue with charging which can cause the internal fuse to blow on the MPX200.
Unless you are very good with a soldering iron it's not a user repairable fault.


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post Nov 4 2005, 10:32
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pull the battery out, leave it for a day, plug it back in, turn phone on (if possible) then charge. sounds strangely untechnical and unscientific, but oddly enough it worked for a friend's smartphone and my old moto v525!

and in conclusion, electronics can be very weird.
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post Nov 9 2005, 22:00
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QUOTE(toomuchdogfur @ Nov 4 2005, 10:32)
pull the battery out, leave it for a day, plug it back in, turn phone on (if possible) then charge. sounds strangely untechnical and unscientific, but oddly enough it worked for a friend's smartphone and my old moto v525!

and in conclusion, electronics can be very weird.
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post Nov 11 2005, 06:18
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Hi,
Remove battery and warm it on a radiator for a while, till the heat is right through it [don't get it too hot ]then replace the battery and put it on charge,don't switch it on, this sometimes works with old laptop batteries, but, it's not guaranteed, good luck.

If you can borrow a battery try that first, if it works, ok, they're cheaper than new phones !.


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