Have a motorola v3X Suddenly not charging

If it is steady blue then it is ready to be found by your phone. If you see the headset in your phone remove the pairing and repair again. You should hold the multifunction button after turning on until it goes steady blue if you aren't getting a steady blue light in order to pair it.

I remembered fixing my old Motorola by connecting it to a pc with the USB search the internet and find out how to start the phone in the 'Flash' mode then reflash the phone with its firmware but its been a long time since i've done so you will have to find all the stuff on Google to find it

You need to find...

Your Phones Model Firmware
Usb Cable
& Flashing Software (I think motorola supplies it otherwise its 3rd party)

I have a Motorola RAZR V3x which has worked reliably for about 3 years. Very recently (having been recharged a couple of hours earlier & without any prior suggestion of impending battery failure), the phone has refused to turn on and attempts to charge it with the factory charger do not even light the blue charge indicator. An attempt to charge it through the computer's USB port lit the blue charge indicator for about 1 second but also failed to charge the battery.

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If you say the lights are going out on the modem when it boots you off the network then the problem is your modem and not your internet connection, if the modem is new take it back and have them swap it for another one.



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copy your .jad and .jar files to /a/mobile/kjava/ on your phone. once copied, on your phone, go to games, install new. your done. I use M-explorer to view/edit files on my phone and Jadmaker to convert my .jar files. Note: you must have both .jad and .jar files copied to your phone.

ok! battery is problem in your mobile! change the your battery! thats it!
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This has happened to me twice - the first instance occurred when I'd only had the phone a few days and the second occurred today after months of trouble-free use.

On both occasions the phone wouldn't charge via the mains charger - it wouldn't switch on even when plugged in and neither the battery or the charger were warm to the touch after hours of charging, indicating that nothing was happening.

The solution for me was to connect the phone to my PC via the USB cable - nothing happened at first, the PC didn't recognise the phone and it remained lifeless. However, I left it attached to my PC and after 10-15 minutes it suddenly whirred into life.

The battery was COMPLETELY flat despite my attempts at mains charging, so I let it charge via USB for a while then transferred it to the mains charger. This time the mains charger worked.

I've no idea why, but this has worked for me twice so give it a try.

Usually this problem is due to the firmware. When the firmware is updated to version 1.62.02, this problem usually will be corrected. The older firmwares have problems in recognizing the battery and allowing the battery to power the unit.

You will need a wall/AC charger for the operation. Plug in the wall charger and USB cable at the same time. Your Zen should power on when connected to direct AC power via the wall charger. Once it is powered on, connect the USB cable to your computer. Then begin the firmware download.

If your Zen does not power on when connected to the wall charger, your unit is dead and its time to replace it or get the motherboard replaced via one of the Repair services offered on this website.

If the upgrade button on the firmware window is not available, it is also time to replace your motherboard due to corruption of a chip on the board.

well that is strange would have to think you may need to download the USB driver from www.motodev.com and see it that allows the phone via pc to recognised the mcard

Sounds like the battery may have come loose. Remove the 4 screws on the back, remove and reinsert the battery. Charge the device for a few hours. Best of Luck.