My dash wont charge, it has the red light turned on form where i haven;t charged it. but when i hook on the charger and leave it alone for an hour nothings happens the red light is still there. is it not charging?
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you should have a red and yellow button on one side Right above it is a small AC adapter hole for a plug in charger.. IF you cant find the cord or you lost it, You still can charge it by hooking it up to a running car red to red and black to black for 10 mins and it should give it a good charge, IF fully dead leave it for 20 mins or hook it up to a battery charge low amp like 2 amps and leave it for 5 hours and do 1 hour each month unless used to start a car.
Hi, Ephraim. The flashing red light indicates that the device is showing "low battery". It could be that the LG phone charger fits the charging port on your bluetooth headset but it is not compatible with your device. In order for you to know that it is charging, the device should show a steady red light(means charging).
Please take a look at the table reference below.
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•With the Charger Plugged In ______________________________________________________________________ •Headset Indicator Headset Status Red-----------------------------------------------Charging (battery level less than 50% charge) Yellow-------------------------------------------Charging (battery level more than 50% charge) Green--------------------------------------------Charging complete
---------------------------------------------------------------------- ====================================================================== ====================================================================== ====================================================================== ---------------------------------------------------------------------- With No Charger Plugged In __________________________
Headset Indicator Headset Status ______________________________________________________________________ Off ---------------------------------------------Power off Three blue flashes------------------------Powering on/off Steady blue --------------------------------Pairing/connect mode Rapid blue/purple flashes -------------Connection successful Quick blue flash --------------------------Incoming/outgoing call Slow blue pulse --------------------------Connected (on a call) Slow blue flash ---------------------------Standby (not on a call) Slow red flash ----------------------------Idle (not connected to phone) Slow purple pulse -----------------------Connected call muted Steady red ---------------------------------Attempting to connect Quick red flash ----------------------------Low battery
Note: After 20 minutes on a call or of inactivity, the light stops flashing to conserve power, but the headset remains on ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Hope that'll help you in some way.
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1) Hand oil can cause a film on your battery contacts. Clean your battery contacts on both the radio and the charger with a pencil eraser and try seating the radio/battery on the charger again. Be certain the radio is turned off.
2) It is possible your battery is too low to charge. A form of jump starting would be to let the battery set on the charger for more than 3 hours to see if the light problem clears.
3) It is possible you have a bad or shorted battery. Try another known good battery on the charger to see if the charger reacts correctly with a solid red light at the beginning of a normal charge cycle.
Right, just keep plugging in the charger into the controller until the
light stays red, the small amounts of charge put in each time will
eventually give the battery enough juice for it's built in 'memory' to
be clued in as to how much power is really in and will then start
charging. This is usually caused by leaving your controller unused for
a while usually days or so at room temperature after fully charging it
in your xbox (i.e. the battery memory 'thinks' it's full and tells the
xbox as much when really it's empty)
You need to charge your battery up more. Either get a battery charger or leave the jumper cables hooked up for a longer period of time. Your battery was probably completely dead. You might even need a new battery...they really don't like to be completely drained.
You're correct. It doesn't sounds like the Dash is charging. At the very least, it doesn't sound like the Dash is charging properly. If you've got a T-Mobile store near by, you might want to stop by and see what they have to say.
(Note: the Dash battery has a tendency to go bad after about 12-14 months, so it may be as simple as a battery replacement. Worst case scenario, it could be a dead charging port on the device.)
When it is red light of death, it either means the bootloader of the phone is faulty (after uploading dodgy firmware updates), or the battery is too empty to start-up, let alone display charging progress. In your case you need to leave the phone charging even with the red light flashing and it will be fine. Give it a few hours connected to the charger.
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