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2010-01-01
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If you take out your battery and then reseat it does that make any difference? Mine has jiggled loose from the contacts once before and it did the same thing so that's the first to check. If not....it could be rather more complicated.
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2010-01-01
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It is only temporary, I hope. Just take out the battery and put it back again. Then charge it. It will problably work then. See other information in this forum.
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2010-01-01
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same is happening with me and i hav not even used it..i just switched it on..saw d look n feel...then switched it off and kept for charging..can someone suggest what to do?
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2010-01-01
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Try to take out the battery for a while, then press and hold the power button for 30 seconds or so.. Wait a bit then plug the battery back in.. Then hook the charger back into the N900 and see what happens.. Hope this works out for you!
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2010-01-01
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Originally Posted by bandora
Tried it, didn't work unfortunately, i tested out the battery to see if it wasn't dead, but my tester gives me 2.75v so that's not the case.
Try to take out the battery for a while, then press and hold the power button for 30 seconds or so.. Wait a bit then plug the battery back in.. Then hook the charger back into the N900 and see what happens.. Hope this works out for you!
any more ideas?
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2010-01-01
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Originally Posted by brambi
Hi, are you sure about that? At least on my battery, the badge shows 3.7 volts.
my tester gives me 2.75v so that's not the case.
-stefan
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2010-01-01
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Originally Posted by brambi
2.75v may not be sufficient charge to power the device. When the phone is trying to turn on the draw from the battery would make this value a lot lower again.
Tried it, didn't work unfortunately, i tested out the battery to see if it wasn't dead, but my tester gives me 2.75v so that's not the case.
any more ideas?
It's either a phone problem or more likely a battery problem. I can run my phone completely dead and have done so 5 or more times now and it charges back up without issue.
Edit: Just tested my battery then and even at 31% battery capacity remaining according to the device my volt meter reports a charge of 3.47 volts.
Last edited by Magel282; 2010-01-01 at 11:17.
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2010-01-01
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Originally Posted by Magel282
How do you mean? First you say that the power is insufficient to power the device, then you say you can run yours when it's completely dead?
2.75v may not be sufficient charge to power the device. When the phone is trying to turn on the draw from the battery would make this value a lot lower again.
It's either a phone problem or more likely a battery problem. I can run my phone completely dead and have done so 5 or more times now and it charges back up without issue.
Correct me if I'm wrong though.
thanks.
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2010-01-01
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Originally Posted by brambi
What I meant is I can run the phone completely flat so that it turns its self of because of a flat battery. I have read of others doing this and have not been able to get their device to charge afterwards.
How do you mean? First you say that the power is insufficient to power the device, then you say you can run yours when it's completely dead?
Correct me if I'm wrong though.
thanks.
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So now i'm sitting here with a dead n900 and i have no idea what's wrong, nothing happens when i put in the charger, nothing happens when i put in my pc cable, just nothing happens at all.
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by brambi; 2010-01-01 at 08:33.