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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

5 yellow blink means it is charging in slow mode since its too low to turn on, keep it on charger for a few hours



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kris0725pl
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

Yes, i must buy cherger from BlackBerry 8900. I heared when some user connect this charger, playbook alive :smileyhappy:

 

I have charger from 9000 bold, but charger pin and usb cable is different. And i cant used this :smileysad:

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jaysus858
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

Knotty discussed how he did this with me a few weeks ago and I  must say I was impressed.

 

Thought I'd drop by and give a thumbs up and well done :smileyhappy:

Tis Jaysus!
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kris0725pl
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Leeboy
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

Well, i tried the jumper method with a 5A bold charger and didnt get anything, no lights or what so ever.  I did a multimetre test before i tried the jump, and the battery is reading 1.1 V , Any suggestions before it goes in the garbage?

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DragonR1
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

I disconnected every wire I could in the back of the thing to avoid any parasitic loss left my "jumper" wires on for 3 hours before i tried to plug in the playbook charger that is the ONLY thing that worked for me.

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Leeboy
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

Ok, i will give that a try. But those little tiny jumper circles, how did you get or what tool did you use to hold them in place?

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DragonR1
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

steady hands a lot of patience and scotch tape.  i used scotch because its see through and you can see exactly what your doing.  The hardest part once its on is leaving it alone you want to check it and see if its working but trust me just leave it.

 

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Leeboy
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

I can do that.....Patirnce, maybe not :No: ...So, if i strip the wires of the cut charger and lay them across those 2 circuts, does it matter if some of the stripped wires contact outside the 2 little circles? Or do they have to be stripped only enough to touch only the inside of the circle?

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DragonR1
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Re: Jump start a PlayBook a knottyrope tip

yea i stripped them as little as possible definatly do not let them touch each other and MAKE SURE you know the proper polaity otherwise you could blow the battery up.  once i had them taped down i used the point of a knife to make sure they werent touching each other.

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