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Phone indicates charge process, but the battery doesn't charge. Even after several hours of charging. I used 3 batteries but i have same result. What is the problem? (Charge device in working condition). Have anyone scheme for that model?
Very strange advise, but you can try, maybe it will help:
Take battery and with a khife remove some plastic that hide contacts
In my situation after removing some plastic contacts better connect with phone contacts
and all work
If that not help try to change stabilitron near charge connector in phone.
I dont think about bad contacts (3 batteries). And pls tell me how marked that stabilitron. I've heard about LTRD (PWR Cont). May be trouble in it. But I dont have i change now.
Tnx for answ.
Sorry but I can't help you in that
because my version of repair work 70% times
maybe someone else will help
GOOD LUCK
friend
i have tow motorola , one c205 and c200, with this problem :
charge ok
no power on, just when i put charger leds powr on , but the phone is alwayes blocked,
i try to :
change charge connector
remove capasitor near charge connector
change transistor near harge connector
but the result no thincks
help me if you have solution
good luck
silveraxe
11-22-2005, 05:50
I have the same problem....
I charge these c205's. they charge forever... and dont make batt full, having same problem with C116's. Someone said "OMEGA IC"
can someone experienced in motorola please help with this solution...
1) how to solve this problem
2) where on earth is this omega IC???
wbr
Little bit funny solution Have U tried an original charger because this model as I know needs original one ?Good luck:)
gsmsikar
08-10-2007, 11:41
is there any solution of this charging problem in this c200 , it shows charging but after taking out the charger it only shows 1 battery bar left..
please reply...
thanks
gsmsikar
08-14-2007, 06:59
is there any solution of this problem ?
silveraxe
08-22-2007, 07:32
its 2 years later now,
i think we solved it by using an original charger
and just appying a bit of heat to the power ic
(next to the batt pins top side)
all the best
wbr