My n70 gets easily discharge. i have change to a new battery but i still have the same trouble.

Economy mode is coming up to prevent your battery from discharge, but it will also cause troubles when your battery is flat - should go away after recharging or changing your battery to new one.

check wiring harness. if no problem there you may have to replace stater or rectifier

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First thing we need to verify is what type of battery are you using.

The Capacity of rechargeable Ni-MH batteries may be temporarily reduced when new, after long periods of disuse, or if they are repeatedly recharged before being fully discharged. Capacity can be increased by repeatedly discharging the batteries using the DISCHARGE option and recharging them in a battery charger. Do not use this option with non-rechargeable batteries.

Also possible reason why your battery easily discharge if:

* battery are cold
-warm the battery by placing them in your pocket or other warm place.
* ther is a dirt on the battery terminals
-clean the terminals with soft and dry cloth
* the camera is always on AUTO mode
- choose different shooting mode

I hope this information will help on your issues.
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You have over used your battery. In order to fix this problem you must purchase a new battery and replace your current one with it.

Usually if your phone is overheating (while charging) it means that the battery is short circuiting. You should call AT&T to see if your warranty is still available.

Also, if you set your phone's backlight to stay on, it may cause the phone to get hot, and the battery to die.

U can't handle it anymore, u need to buy a new battery instead, and make sure it is original or even high quality.Never choose ow quality battery cause you're going to experience the same probem if you do.

Be sure the batteries you bought are genuine from motorola. And if it is still discharging fast, try asking motorola to reprogram your phone.

It looks that your N70 has a booting problem. Your phone wasn't booting. Usually the boot IC goes bad and needs t be replaced. You have complicated your problem by changing the glass IC's. This surely wasn't your problem. I'm not sure if you have replaced them correctly though. If you have a digital multimeter than check your phone across the battery terminals. Keep the meter on 'Continuity' which also shows a 'Diode' symbol and check ur phone .Between +ve to grnd, one side, the meter shd show around 370 ohms and reversing the polarity of the meter across the same terminals of the phone the meter shd show a reading similar to a capacitor discharge action towards infinity. Now if these readings do not show, then the phone has a 'shorting' somewhere. I suggest u take your phone to a technician he may be in a position to kick start it back to life.....................

there are many symbian operting system viruses (ie n 70 platform) . which mainly attacks battry achrge . they vigorously discharge battery by running hidden processes . first of all u need to format ur phone memory by the code *7780# and fromat the memory acrd also . if still the problem persists it may be a firmware problem

Hi, there is your mobile dialing fault there may be inner keypad is demages. so if you can chang it, pl chang and check it. For ur second problem is phone not go on when fully discharges, at this time you have to put your mobile under charging for three or four hour, dont worry when u put mobile in charging mobile will not shows charging but there is a charging is on in mobile after one hour mobile will shows charging automatically. ok. test this and pl.reply earliest.