Just to update all of you: meanwhile the FR is alive again. None of tricks
mentioned here cut, except replacing the apparently totally drained battery
with that from a compatible Nokia phone. After booting I connected my FR to
power and exchanged the batteries agaian and charging went ahead as
Borrowing a nokia battery isn't difficult, but it's not good pr for the
freerunner tho.
depeje
On Thursday 22 January 2009 16:25:37 Eildert Groeneveld wrote:
Just to update all of you: meanwhile the FR is alive again. None of tricks
mentioned here cut, except replacing the apparently totally
On Thursday 22 January 2009, Peter Nijs wrote:
Borrowing a nokia battery isn't difficult, but it's not good pr for the
freerunner tho.
I would tend to agree
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On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Eildert Groeneveld
eildert.groenev...@onlinehome.de wrote:
Dear List
the booting issue with a flat battery has been with us for some time, but
allegedly also been solved.
AFAIK this is unsolvable.
My FR seems to have a drained battery but no combination of
Hi,
I have the same issue with my GTA02.
i tried lot of combinaison but nothing i cannot make my freerunner
botting anymore.
I let is charging 4 hours with the wall charger.
i let it charging 3 hours on usb cable
i tried to boot NOR without battery
remove batterie and charger, press AUX-button
Plug in the charger and wibble the usb connector gently, when speaker is
cracking all the time, usb connector in the device is broken.
Xavier Vens wrote:
Hi,
I have the same issue with my GTA02.
i tried lot of combinaison but nothing i cannot make my freerunner
botting anymore.
I let is
I tried but no sound/cracking from the speaker, nothing.
looks dead.
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Pander pan...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
Plug in the charger and wibble the usb connector gently, when speaker is
cracking all the time, usb connector in the device is broken.
Xavier Vens
i seem to recall something like:
- remove battery and any connection (charger, usb)
- let the fr alone for a few hours (to lose all power still cached
somewhere and thus resetting fuses)
- put the battery back in and plug in wall charger
- let the fr alone for a few hours while charging
- while
You could try hooking the battery connector of the freerunner directly to an
alternative 4,5V source, like a battery. With the original battery in the
freerunner you can check the polarity. Remove the original battery before
connecting the alternative one. If, with a full 4,5 battery, your
Eildert Groeneveld wrote:
Dear List
the booting issue with a flat battery has been with us for some time, but
allegedly also been solved.
My FR seems to have a drained battery but no combination of aux/power and
power/aux with usb/laptop and wallsocket could persuade it to enter life:
it
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