SOURCE: Plantronics Explorer Plantronics Explorer
That is the job of the ear piece to keep the device in the ear
SOURCE: Plantronics Bluetooth Headset P590
This is a "known issue" that I have raised to Plantronics. Whether they do anything about it, remains to be seen. The workaround I have discovered seems to work with both of my P590 headphones that stopped charging:
1. Plug in the USB charging cable to a laptop or computer that is powered on.
2. Connect the USB charging cable to the headphones
3. Connect the 3.5mm headphone cord cable to the headphone output on the laptop of computer (this is the long cable with the normal 3.5mm stereo plug at each end)
4. Plug the other end of the 3.5mm cable into the P590 input.
The headphones should start charging.
Carlos (New Zealand)
SOURCE: iphone 3gs died today. Just
That happened to me once but i did a forced restart
Have you guys tried a forced restart?? if not try it, its very simple.
press and hold both your home and sleep mode buttons togeather until the phone starts.. let me know if it works.
SOURCE: plugged in not charging
The problem could also be the power cord. A friend of mine was
complaining her HP CQ60 wouldn't charge unless she jiggled the plug
connection at the laptop. She thought it was the battery and ordered
another one but found it was still not charging correctly. I looked at
it and confirmed that the cord had one loose connection at the barrel
plug.
If it is the power cord you could purchase a new one or repair it like I did below:
The cord can be fixed by slicing a concentric circle around the plug
about a 1/2 inch down from the rubber end and then peeling it off to
expose the two wires. I found one wire broken from the solder joint and
thus not getting a good connection. I drilled a small hole into the
metal barrel to make a better contact and then re-soldered the wire into
the hole. I then super glued the concentric section I sliced off and
then put a piece of 1/2" 2:1 heat shrink tubing ($1.25 on eBay) around
it and shrank it around the repair. It's fixed and due to the black heat
shrink tubing, you can barely tell it was repaired. Hope this helps!
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