I've had my Jawbone for a while now. Never had to fight with the charger to get it to work.
-- Michael Bob wrote: > It is very common with the Jawbone to have to "fight" with the > connection to get the light to stay on. Many do that right out of > the box. You probably did nothing wrong. > > Agunat > > --- In [email protected], Jeffrey Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 12:00:52 -0600 GEORGE FITZSIMMONS said: >> >> >>> This is just a thought but make sure there is not lint or foreign >>> > type stuff on the Jawbone contact, my experience with the cover is > throw it away mine fell off the first day and just laying here by the > computer. It would not take much dirt or something to keep a pin and > contact from mating. After 30+ years in the electronics field that > has happened more times then a person wants to count. Wish you luck > >> I lost the cover on the second day. It fell off in my car, and >> > then I > >> must've kicked it out on the road somewhere. :( >> >> >> Nope, no dust, etc. Just to be sure, I used my air can on it. >> >> Wiggling it, the red LED will come on briefly. I think it's just >> > plain > >> loose. >> >> -- >> Jeffrey Kaplan >> > www.gordol.org > >> The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to >> > gordol > >> "If I am ever the Hero top 100 list: #93. When I am about to enter >> > the > >> Evil Overlord's hideout, I will have it surrounded by friendly >> > forces > >> so that they can detain him if he sneaks out the back door while I >> > kick > >> down the front door. >> >> > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
