Magellan Maestro 4250 GPS "putting plug back together" Questions

back I Bet I made that as clear as mud. I'm not much of an instructor as you might of guessed by now. bill EX The power connector for the car charger (the small yellow port) broke off and is now loose

...plug in the new one and put it all back together. Here is one link for a battery but there are other just search for Maestro 3210 battery with google or bing and you should find a few places that ...

plug it back in and it will work again. If you do not feel comfortable doing this most places that service gps units will do this for free or charge you a small fee plus the price of the fuse which is

plug in,. How do I open the case to reattach? Took out screws I could see but couldn't open case. If I can't recharge it I can't use it. Help. this should help you....let me know if you need more help

...Batteries Plus has a replacement battery (part # PDA-192LI) they will have to change the connector from the old battery to the new battery. Plug it in and put it back together and it will work

...plug in the GPS it will not power on the power cord may have some fault and may be malfunctioning,,try replacing it Mine had the same problem. The power cord plugs into a plastic piece that is ...

...putting back together place cable in assy and push down small black strip till it locks the cable in place again.Next remove the one large philips screw that holds down the board so you can pivot it ...

...place a piece shrink wrap on before you solder it back and then make the shrink wrap flush with the back of the plug and heat her up. And, Voila... no more intermittent operation. Hope this helps? ...

...together and back in tomtom. it starts to load then stops and an image off the card coming out with a big cross on it is shown. try plugging the card into pc/laptop and see if you can save all the ...

...plug in from another device, or buy a cheap one at Radio Shack. Take the speaker apart and cut the wires to the old tip. Cut the wires from the new tip leaving a few inches to work with. Solder and ...