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Hi all,
I have this strange fault with not one but two different N900's now. They refuse to turn on when they are being charged. The only way I can get them to turn is to let them charge for an hour, remove the power cable and then turn on.
If I don't do this, it boots up to the 4 dots then turns off immediately.
Any ideas how I can fix this?
I have this strange fault with not one but two different N900's now. They refuse to turn on when they are being charged. The only way I can get them to turn is to let them charge for an hour, remove the power cable and then turn on.
If I don't do this, it boots up to the 4 dots then turns off immediately.
Any ideas how I can fix this?