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Sansa USB and Charger Problem

I purchased a new USB cable and a new charger for my SanDisk Sansa e260. I plug it in to the USB cable, and nothing happened. Then I plugged it into the charger, and again nothing happened. Since my SanDisk Sansa e260 is now out of power, I can't listen to any of my music now.

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  • Anonymous Aug 15, 2007

    Ok, I replaced the battery on the SanDisk Sansa e260. I turned it on and it worked, but when i tried to plug it into the computer, nothing happened. That goes the same thing with my charger.

  • buteau Nov 02, 2007

    I plugged my sandisk in the computer when I go it and one time after and it charged OK now it turns on and says connected but does not charge

  • Anonymous Feb 08, 2009

    well i put mine in the computer and nothing pot up



  • Anonymous Feb 10, 2009

    wgat if you lost the screws does that affect it?

  • Anonymous May 03, 2009

    My sansa has always charged well since i got it i just plugged in the usb port it would downlad any new music, and recharge, now after a year i plug it in this morning it will say connected after overnight it says battery low... hmmm =+(

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Anonymous

Hi ya, ok one of the solution is checking out the trouble of litium battery, i guess has been out of base, i had the same siptom with sansa e250r 2-g, put in right the battery. In back of sansa there are 4 screws that u have to loose it

Posted on Aug 09, 2007

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