Hi all,
I am running CM7 and I noticed that my Nook was charged to 100% but the LED on the charging cable was still showing orange. Have you guys seen that? If I charge it overnight, the orange LED will go away eventually and I'll see the green LED in the morning. Is that a bug in the code?
Thanks.
You can try to wype battery stat cache trough recovery.
Do it when it'svfully charged (green led)
Just Reboot
That usually works for me.
yeah I think there is a small area where the battery says 100 but it's really not full. I've noticed this too and watched it as it charged...five or so minutes after I noticed, it turned green.
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I have gotten myself a new battery but the battery is only 52% and the LED light is not Red meaning it has finished charging. How do I calibrate my new battery?
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As I am charging, I noticed that the percentage keeps going down. From 64% to 53% now. What's wrong?
bryant_16 said:
I have gotten myself a new battery but the battery is only 52% and the LED light is not Red meaning it has finished charging. How do I calibrate my new battery?
Update:
As I am charging, I noticed that the percentage keeps going down. From 64% to 53% now. What's wrong?
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just because your led is not red doesn't mean it's finished charging. it's finished charging when the led is green. (well, it's green when it gets to 90% charged, but you get my point)
The led is red and from the notification, it shows as charging, but my battery life is depleting, asking me now to connect to charger. You get what I mean?
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The led is red and from the notification, it shows as charging, but my battery life is depleting, asking me now to connect to charger. You get what I mean?
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it might be your charger. have you tried using a different one?
grandomegabosses said:
it might be your charger. have you tried using a different one?
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To recalibrate I do:
1.Wipe batt stats
2.Let new batt die out fully
3.Recharge till 100% by looking @ lock screen or spare parts
*I've only used wipe batt when using diff rom.
As in the previous battery works fine, I can charge with it. But this new battery doesnt seem to charge although it says in the notification that it is charging...
Same issue not solution
I was searching answer for my problem but i didn't find one...
The problem with the G1 is that when turned off and connected to the charger the LED glows red (charging), but never turns green (fully charged). I could charge the device all day but there is no change...
Strange thing is that when the device is turned on - charging is ok... indication is ok, the phone finish with "charged", battery status shows 100/100
I tested the battery in another G1 and charging (when device was off) finished with green light and of course i switched the chargers and everything was ok...
Im not sure if it is SW or HW problem... or if is there any solution than returning...
Thanks for any help...
Wipe battery stats from recovery and see if it helps.
Good luck
Hi,
After using my phone all day yesterday it went down to 15% battery so I turned it off and put it on charge using a mains charger. When I switched the plug on the LED went red and I assumed it was charging the phone.
Got up this morning and the led is still red and the phone won't switch on so I am assuming it didn't charge properly, have plugged in the usb charger and am now waiting to see if the light goes green once charged...
Any ideas why the light was red if it wasn't charging, and why it is still red this morning, does it do this when the battery is low and the phone is off?
When the phone is turned off and charging, it will be red. When the battery is enough (not full), it will boot up to a charging state.
All you will see is a battery with a green bar across it.The led will now emit, yellow/red.
Not sure what the problem was but I'm guessing this phone cannot be charged correctly with a mains charger so I will stick to using USB chargers connected to the mains, once I switched to that charger the phone started charging correctly and the led went from red to orange to say it was actually charging
It is not good to leave your phone charging overnight.
http://blogs.tribune.com.pk/story/1...our-cell-phone-battery-life-stop-charging-it/
take a look at this article. I have been following these steps and even till today my iphone 4 battery operates like the day I first got the phone.
My NookHD+ has been working fine with CM10.1.3 stable on EMMC. The other day I got home and it was dead even though when I used it in the morning it had at least 50% charge. I plugged it in and the charging indicator was slowly flashing green/amber and then would have several quick red flashes and then just go out. There was a battery icon on the screen that was empty and that was it. I tried another charger and got the same thing. I left it charge all night and the next morning it booted automatically into recovery, I rebooted and it loaded cm but only showed 8% charge. Left it on the charger all day and when I got home it was fully charged. (whew)
There still seemed to be issues though. I could no longer get into recovery and when I plugged it into the charger I was still getting the amber/green flashing, although it does seem to charge. I thought when charging it should just stay solid amber, my wife's HD is solid amber while charging. Thinking I may need to replace it under warranty, I have currently gone back to straight stock to see what happens. I sometimes get the flashing charge indicator and sometimes solid amber. Is this normal or is something going bad?
I've let it charge for maybe like 3-4 hours, assuming its fully charged, and when I turn it on it's almost there (maybe around 95%). So I'm just wondering when you charge the phone while it's off does the LED light flash green when it's fully charged.
Also can someone tell me what it means when you see the red, blinking light while the phone is off and charging.
Mine glows green constantly when fully charged. When it flashes red while it is off or on, it's from overheating in all instances I've seen and experienced.