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A likely cause is that the battery is "dead" ... i.e. no longer holds a charge. The GPS runs on battery power, even if it is plugged in. It will work even if the battery holds a (small) charge. But if the battery doesn't hold much of a charge anymore, the device may go into "power saving mode" ... that's where you'll notice the screen brightness goes down, the screen color changes, etc.
If this is the case, you'll want to change the battery.
If this is not the case, it is possible that the navigation software is corrupted. And you'll want to restore it from backup, or download a fresh version (from TomTom.com).
A likely cause is that the battery is "dead" ... i.e. no longer holds a charge. The GPS runs on battery power, even if it is plugged in. It will work even if the battery holds a (small) charge. But if the battery doesn't a charge anymore, the device will not start up, even when it is plugged into a power source.
If this is the case, you'll want to change the battery.
Under normal useage, the battery should hold a charge for at least an hour. Usually a lot longer depending on what your doing. However, the internet will kill a battery within mins! So keep your phone plugged in while your on the internet and even while doing other things until its fully charged. Shut your phone off when you go to bed and plug in the charger. Then unplug it when u wake up. If your battery still gives u severe problems, the battery cells may be totally dead or defective, in which case you will have to buy a new battery.
I think it might be a dead battery. By that i mean one that no longer holds a charge, try using the battery in something else, if it works the battery must be good and that means that there is something wrong with the radio itself. It could possibly mean that there is a shorted circuit somewhere, and that i cannot help with.
Have you tried other outlets in your house? If the battery door of the s8000 is open, the charge will not go through. Depending on how much you've been using your camera, you may need to call up Nikon for their support team and ask to get your camera repaired, the battery may be dead and no longer holds a charge.
To charge battery, use a trickle charger at 2 amp. Batteries usually only last about 3 years, so if battery is at that age it probably needs replaced. (Replaced my battery with a lawn mower battery that matched the original battery size.) I would try to get a charge on the battery before replacing it. Replacing the battery could be expensive. Battery could also be low on zinc, water, or acid.
From the information you have provided, it would seem that your battery may need to be replaced. Many laptops will not power on - or remain powered on - if the battery pack no longer holds a charge or is defective.
If you replace your battery and the problem still persists you should take your laptop to a local computer repair shop to diagnose the problem.
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