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BL-5J is dead.
Converted a 19V charger to 4.0V using LM2596, attached to + and -. Added a 4.7K resistor between + and the third terminal.

Now, the phone is in boot-loop - repeatedly Nokia logo keeps on showing.


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EDIT: Now it is not a bootloop. Nokia shows up as seen in the image. and then dies again.
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Originally Posted by insanelysexy View Post
BL-5J is dead.
Converted a 19V charger to 4.0V using LM2596, attached to + and -. Added a 4.7K resistor between + and the third terminal.

Now, the phone is in boot-loop - repeatedly Nokia logo keeps on showing.


Any ideas?
Buy a new battery?
 

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I would suggest the same before doing/trying anything else.
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Buy a new battery?
I am not getting good batteries locally. Also, my use-case makes it compulsory to be plugged-in all the time. Last battery ended up getting the bulge in a month. Hence.
 
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Originally Posted by insanelysexy View Post
EDIT: Now it is not a bootloop. Nokia shows up as seen in the image. and then dies again.
As far as I know you need this small chip from an old battery.
So use the connector and small PCB from an old battery remove the battery and solder your voltage supply to it.
 

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For a full battery there is roughly 100kOhm between minus and third pin. This is measured by BME through twl4030-madc.
When the resistance is to low the watchdog kicks in. So remove the resistance between plus and third pin and try to solder a bigger one between minus and and third pin. At least 80kOhm.

Last edited by Halftux; 2025-02-09 at 18:47. Reason: sorry meant third pin not plus!!!
 

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Originally Posted by Halftux View Post
For a full battery there is roughly 100kOhm between minus and third pin. This is measured by BME through twl4030-madc.
When the resistance is to low the watchdog kicks in. So remove the resistance between plus and third pin and try to solder a bigger one between minus and and third pin. At least 80kOhm.
Yes this is what I did - use ~110K Ohms.

Found it here: https://electronics.stackexchange.co...some-batteries

&& ChatGpt (~100K Ohm)
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