my phropet (818 pro, G3) have this problem. Whenever I charge the device, the LED indicator show amber light and the battery indicator on power setting says "charging" with charging animation run normally. But the percentage decreased and eventually my device powered off automatically because out of power.
Any idea what's going on with my device?
I was just about to create a new post about this...
My Prophet is about 2 years old, has been running Korand's ROM with WM6.1 without problems for about 1 year, stable (ie, no new applications installed recently) - and now it seems that it will only charge when the battery hits 0% - and stops when the battery hits 100% (or very close)
The charging light comes on, and with Battery Status it will show it gaining or losing charge, when the battery is in fact losing charge.
I actually bought a second battery, reflashed the ROM, so it's not battery (same behaviour with both batteries), nor a ROM malfunction (happened before and after reflash).
So, is it a hardware issue? Sometimes it seems to recharge from say 50%, but at present I'd say it seems to be unable to charge if it has been fully charged.
Any ideas??
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I cannot turn on my Atom life. When I pluged in the USB cable to charge my device the red LED start to blink fast and then slower but when I press power button the red LED blink faster again.Also When I take out the battery and put it in again the LED blink faster. I don't know what happen so I try to charge it for an hour but the battery doesn't seem to warm like normal thing (It still cold). Right now I don't think about dead bootloader yet because I haven't update any rom since last month. Anyone have an idea ? Dead bootloader or Dead Battery ?
Rom:WM6.1 OS 5.2.19199 (Build 19199.1.0.0)
Last month I got a new battery but my Atom often shut off by it self (The time also reset to the defult.).
Hey Thank you now I found the solution ! It's the battery. Now I enjoy using my Atom Life.
Thank
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i've got a problem with my battery
no matter how much i charge it , it is always stuck at 0 % and the moment i unplug my phone from wall charger it will give low battery beep and shuts down.
i left the phone charging for the whole night but to no vail
the battery is charging ok because while flashing a new rom there ain't no problem but after windows is loaded it will shut down after giving low battery beep.
i've tried multiple roms but same problem in all of them
My question is
"Is there any way to tweak the registry of windows as to not monitor the status of the battery or not to shut down automatically on 0% charge"
reply please
I've bought an aftrrmarket battery and I have problems cahrging it.
It often shows itself as "fully charged", the led blinks from orange to green and it does not charge.
Whe in windows mobile, it shows 100% (not true) , but if i tap the battery icon i see the real percentage.
It does not recharge also when the phone is off.
BUT
I have noticed that when i am into android mode (one of the ported builds) the battery charges ...
SO
I think there is something preventing WM to charge the battery when it is 100%, and this control is missing in android.
now the question:
is it possible to "force" the charging in WM so that it bypasses the "100%" problem (like in android?).
Thank you in advance
I think an orange and green light means theres a problem and it cant charge,
I have an unofficial battery that does that too......
no, as i told you, there is something more.
when i am in wm or the phone is off, cahrging is almost impossible (orange and green led, wm icon showing 100% charge even if the battery is 1%).
BUT
if i switch to boot mode (vol down on startup, hspl screen) or if i am in android, THE BATTERY CHARGES.
devilman said:
no, as i told you, there is something more.
when i am in wm or the phone is off, cahrging is almost impossible (orange and green led, wm icon showing 100% charge even if the battery is 1%).
BUT
if i switch to boot mode (vol down on startup, hspl screen) or if i am in android, THE BATTERY CHARGES.
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So you are trusting android, in beta on these phones, over the default battery charging software?
I hope you don't blow up your battery.
Do you still have the original battery? Does it charge properly in WinMo?
I don't know if this is any help but... I also bought a very *ahem* low priced battery and experienced the same problem you mention. This was before android was stable so I have yet to try that, but I was able to fully charge the battery in winmo by putting the phone next to the air-conditioner. My thought when I read your post is perhaps that winmo is running the phone hotter and inhibiting battery charging. Somehow, I feel as though I'm grasping at straws...
'Force' and 'lithium-ion battery' should probably never be in the same sentence.
The flashing LED is an indication of overheating, thus the system stops charging until the temperature drops.
Try charging it someplace cooler.
If that doesn't work, the a method I read about is to run the phone until it totally flattens the battery, then put it on a full charge for at least 4 hours.
fred_up said:
The flashing LED is an indication of overheating, thus the system stops charging until the temperature drops.
Try charging it someplace cooler.
If that doesn't work, the a method I read about is to run the phone until it totally flattens the battery, then put it on a full charge for at least 4 hours.
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or, turn the phone off while charging will help keep it cooler as well.
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or, turn the phone off while charging will help keep it cooler as well.
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Darn, I knew I forgot something
I have one original battery which the phone came with, and THREE oem chinese batteries which look exactly the same, except for the lower barcode which is tinier than the one on the original battery.
I only charge them outside of the phone, with an ac mains charger, and they go to full 100% since it's what the phone say when I switch them.
Whenever I charge them in the phone (only time it happens is when I'm in my car and use the lighter charger) it's just math, they end up in the green-orange led loop, and they stop charging.
It's well known and it's related to overheating, but at least they do not drop as well, which means I can go on and use them for gps navigation or any other task and the battery will stay at the percentage at which I left it.
I also have the same behaviour of OP, that is, taskbar icon says the battery is 100% and NOT charging, info panel after tapping taskbar reports real percentage, S2U2 reports real percentage in green, which means S2U2 sees it as charging. Anyway, as soon as I go home, I wait for the battery to drain to at least 10%, switch it out and slap it into the mains charger.
My oem batteries last up to 3 days.
I have the official HTC extended battery and with the latest chucky rom i have been using it wont charge in the phone anymore. It always used to with no problems. There is something missing software wise that prevents it from charging.
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I have the official HTC extended battery and with the latest chucky rom i have been using it wont charge in the phone anymore. It always used to with no problems. There is something missing software wise that prevents it from charging.
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Is the middle pin of the battery contacts bent or different to the others?
The green/amber flashing means "charging problem" which can be due to overheating, but also can be due to an incompatible battery.
When I got my HD2 with the original O2 ROM, the HTC large capacity battery wasn't compatible, this required a ROM update.
If you're running stock, make sure you've got the latest ROM.
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Is the middle pin of the battery contacts bent or different to the others?
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Nope it seems fine. It charges the standard battery ok.
As I said im running Chucky ROM. I had something like 21st July chucky ROM on and it charged. Update to the 11th August ROM and it wont charge. Tried the 5th August the same. Havent had chance to go back to the 21st July one to check.
Incidentally I dont have green amber flashing lights. I have alternate Green and Red flashing.
The battery charges perfectly well in my desk charger and runs the phone fine it just wont charge in the phone.
I read in one of the discussions see that one problem identified in WP7 install on HD2 is no charging when the device is off. It is referenced as a maglard issue.
However, I am facing a completely contrasting problem. I am using an extended HTC battery and since the time I have installed WP7, the device does not charge while it is switched on. I see the charging icon blinking when the phone is kept on charge, but even after hours the battery status does not change. I unplug the charger and immediately the battery warning pops up.
However, when I switch off the phone and then keep it on charge, the battery does get charged up to 25% (guesstimate by seeing the battery icon after I switch on the mobile) and the orange led light is on. The led light turns off after 15-20 minutes and the mobile does not charge any further. Also, after this, when I try to switch on the handset by pressing the power key, nothing happens. I have to take battery out, reinsert it and then switch the device on.
It is making WP7 a very unpleasant experience for me so far. I have not yet activated the Live services on the WP7 install but I do not think this could be a reason for the charging issues.
Is this a peculiar problem or is anyone else facing this issue? Can anyone tell me why this is happening? Thanks a lot in advance for your help.
As far as I am aware magldr doesn't support the extended battery. I suspect it partially charges when off while normal batteries don't is that the ext bat has some extra control circuits for the extra bit but relies on the phone to charge the rest which itcant.
I wouldn't risk keeping a battery constantly so low charged, you risk damaging it or the phone. If you must stick with wp7 I'd flash back to Wm and give the bat a good charge every few days just to be safe.
Extended bat is not yet supported on WP7 so thats why its not charging.
You should either go back to 6.5 or Android until bat drivers are made for extended bat.