Garmin Nuvi 350 Car GPS Receiver "battery lightning bolt" Questions

...lightning bolt mean ? Battery icon appears white or green ? Nothing in Manual The lightning bolt indicates that the battery is being charged. Remove the unit from the charger and the lightning bolt ...

...battery? reset? The lightning bolt means the battery is being charged. Remove the charger and you will see that go away. As far as freezing, you might have a bad touchscreen. Please see this link: ...

...not working. lightning bolt on battery icon Hi Jim, you need a digitizer, very common problem for the 660...if you want on, let me know...as for the lightning bolt, that means its ...

...battery status icon. When the lightning bolt is not there, this means the unit is running off of the battery. When leaving the unit to charge, press and hold the power button until you see that the ...

lightning bolt appear over the battery icon at the main menu? Compare it with the AC charger. If you don't see the lightning bolt, then you either have (2) problems: 1. There is a problem with the car

...lightning bolt over the battery icon on the main screen. If not, your charger is bad. If you do, then the battery is probably bad. Please see these links for more info: ...

...lightning bolt over the battery status indicator. 4 green bars means the battery is charged. Anything less and it is not. To leave the unit in charge, press the on/off power button until the screen ...

lightning bolt over the battery bar graph display. With the charger plugged in, gently press and hold the on/off power until the screen goes black and displays the text "Charging battery". After a few

...lightning bolt symbol over the battery bar graph showing that it is connected to an external power source and that it is charging. - Jim My Nuvi 350 shuts down when i plug into lighter socket or ubs ...

...lightning bolt over the battery icon. If you don't see this, then your Nuvi isnt getting voltage from the car charger. You can also have a bad cradle or charger plug that plugs into the cradle. More ...