Is there a problem with the rota drive handheld screw driver. I have one and it holds its charge for only 8-10 screws after fully charged. Is this normal. I love it but I'm always having to reach for my big drill- soo I don't love it.

1. Check fuses in fuse box especially ignition.
2. Check to be sure your battery is fully charged.
3. Bypass the ignition and take a long screw driver and place on starter solenoid. The screw driver needs to touch both points at same time. If it doesn't crank it might be the starter. Be sure the battery is charged prior to this step.
4. Replace your ignition switch if all else fails but remember some cars have a fusible link in the ignition system. The fusible link might need replacing.

This could be many things but the most common one is to have put the leads back in the cap in the wrong order, to check look at the bottom pulley and look for the timing marks, now with the keys IN YOUR POCKET put the car in 4 gear and remove NO1 plug now rock the car back and forward until the timing marks line up then put a long screw driver in NO1 plug hole if it drops in a long way you are not lined up. Do it again but this time feel with the screw driver and you should feel the piston raise in the bore (be careful you can jam the screw driver you need to keep pulling it out as you rock the car round )
now you have the piston at tdc but it could be on the fire cycle or the exchorst stroke if you remove the rocker cover the inlet and exchorst vales should be fully closed if they are then you can remove the cap and see where the rota arm is pointing now holding the cap over the rota arm you can see which lead is no 1
hope this helps

Click the blade off, inside the front end there should be 2 screws, undo them and force the case halves apart from the front. Battery pack will need to come from Wahl, not normally available as a non genuine part.

Welcome to FixYa!
Your phone is clearly having an LCD problem. The best thing that you can do is to full charge the battery and see if anything changes with the battery fully charged.
If it is still in negative colour even if the battery is fully charged, then you need to tighten the LCD screw and see if anything changes. If not, then the LCD needs to be replaced. You need to service your phone to a repair shop because it needs a special star screw driver to tighten or replace the LCD.
Thank you for using FixYa. Have a great day. jas247

Turn key to run. Put screw driver to battery cable side while holding the plastic end of screw driver touch other end of screw driver to cable that goes to starter on solenoid and wjth full charge of battery you should have starter turning.

Whenever possible contact an authorized RTI dealer in your area for support help!

There are a couple of reasons that a T1 or T2+ goes black. I understand that the screen does not light but if the buttons do not light either. The first most obvious reason is the battery is dead, even though it may act like it is charging. Pop the back off and check to see if the battery is slightly bulged. If so, it is for sure finished with its life. Further if the battery is over 2 - 3 years old it is probably done. Replacement batteries are available, but changing them requires more knowledge than just knowing how to use a Philips screw driver. The mother board battery connector is very susceptible to damage, so you must take great caution to hold the white mother board connector down gently on the edge with a small screw driver while you pull the white battery connector out.

Another potential problem area that will cause the screen to go off or become fractal is that there is an internal screw in the lower left that clamps the keyboard circuit board in place. This is also the ground clamp for the keypad illuminating surface. If this screw was not installed tightly the contact surface underneath will burn off. I have successfully repaired several of these by placing a triple folded small piece of aluminum foil in place of the burned out contact material under the screw and clear plastic illuminating sheet then tighten up the screw.

Only perform repairs if you are qualified to do so J

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It will usually only take a couple of hours to fully charge your Palm. As to how long it will hold that charge will depend on how much you use it. If you just put it in your pocket and not use it it will hold that charge for a week or more. If you use it all the time you will want to charge it whenever the battery gets low. I usually put my charge on the charger at night and then I am good to go for all day long and I use mine quite a bit. Hope this helps.

It probably needs a new battery. It can no longer hold a charge. Palm may have some options for that.

Remove the casing....Open it up and raise the metal contacts of the start button with a screw driver...

Ok, folks.. I just posted my own problem with the battery not holding it's charge..but, we fixed it ourselves.. take the motor loose from the canister , remove the filter and in the back are two contacts.they are two screws at the bottom one on each side... get out your pencil with a GOOD eraser and clean those contacts!..clean around them both and the contact (silver spot at the bottom) and you're good to go!!