Express discharge of the battery with huge heat(61...

I have a problem since previous week. I bought a 6110 in July 2007 and no problem up to now.
But last Saturday, twenty minutes after using the GPS in the car( with a power adapter), I noticed that the battery passed from full to empty. The smartphone was really hot. No software was switched on (GPS off). So, I switched off the mobile and charged it again. I hoped that problem was due to a sporadic bug and that it would never happen again.
But this night, same problem. The battery was full yesterday evening and this morning the 6110 was switched off, battery totally empty. I guess the same problem has occured.
As in the past I have worked in the electronic industry, I know that the lifetime enemy number 1 is such peak of heat, so I am worried about this problem.
Has anyone encountered the same problem?
Thanks for bringing me some clarifications.
Message Edited by tiger_1464 on 28-Feb-2008 06:59 AM

> But last Saturday, twenty minutes after using the GPS in the
> car( with a power adapter), I noticed that the battery passed
> from full to empty.
Yes - the same thing happened to my wife's 6110 Navigator last week. I used it again today and it hasn't happened again, so I'm hoping it was just a one off.

Similar Messages

Iphone 5 quick discharge of the battery

Iphone 5 quick discharge of the battery for 4 hours grade of 100%, That tell me?I'm Sorry for errors, write from Russia.

Hi and welcome to the community! Since you're new please be sure that you have checked out our Discussion guidelines.
I suggest that you try to repair the phone software using PC Companion..
Before repairing your device you may want to backup your information first. Check out this topic for more information on how to.
How to backup?
If the issue should still remain I think that this needs to be examined and fixed at a repair center. For more information about how to submit your phone for repair and where, contact your local support team.
- Official Sony Xperia Support Staff
If you're new to our forums make sure that you have read our Discussion guidelines.
If you want to get in touch with the local support team for your country please visit our contact page.

I have an ipod mini. and when it comes on it shows the battery with a ! mark. What does this mean?

I have an ipod mini. When it comes on it shows the battery with a ! What does that mean?

That just usually means the battery needs to be recharged. If you have already tried recharging it, see some of the troubleshooting steps in this Apple support document.
Charging your iPod battery
B-rock

Wish a bigger led hd monitor and the battery with longer standby time

wish a bigger led hd monitor ,the battery with longer standby time and can be separated from cellphone , and less weight

Sounds like you want a bulkier phone that weighs less or maybe since you want an HD monitor, you want a laptop instead .

My brand new Ipad 2 is not charging the battery with py PC thru USB. Is that normal? When I plug it directly into the wall, it works... Thanks! Sam

My brand new Ipad 2 is not charging the battery with py PC thru USB. Is that normal? When I plug it directly into the wall, it works... Thanks! Sam

It talks extensively about charging in the user guide, and how USB ports on PCs and older Macs may not provide sufficient power to charge the iPad. The user guide is available for free from the iBook store (accessed directly via the iPad iBooks app).
My iPad charges fine when plugged in to the back of my iMac, but I would always prefer to use the mains adaptor to save the strain on my USB circuits (which can wear out if used heavily to power external devices).

What is the Battery with a plug in it symbol?

On the right hand side across from the name of your shuffle (3rd Generation) before the eject button appears a Battery with a plug inside of it, does anyone know what this is?

Plug shows it's charged, the lightning flash means it's charging. I just watched mine change to the plug... Way KEWL!

I am getting a pic of the battery with a red line around its base?.

I am getting a pic of a battery with a red line around its base. Does this mean the battery needs replacing?

It means the battery needs charging. If it doesn't charge with the wall charger and a good cable the battery needs replacing.

When i plug in my ipod touch to charge it starts with the battery with the little bolt under it then it goes to the apple logo screen and after a while it flashes white and just shuts off and restarts the process. Whats wrong and how do i fix it?

when i plug in my ipod touch it goes to the battery witht he bolt under it the goes to the apple logo screen and after a while it will flash white like its trying to go to the lock screen but just restarts and restarts the process and keeps doing it. What should i do? Is there any way to fix it?

See if you missed anything here:
- iOS: Not responding or does not turn on
- Also try DFU mode after try recovery mode
How to put iPod touch / iPhone into DFU mode « Karthik's scribblings
- If not successful and you can't fully turn the iOS device fully off, let the battery fully drain. After charging for an least an hour try the above again.
- Try on another computer
- If still not successful that usually indicates a hardware problem and an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is in order.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

My ipod doesn´t charge the battery with ios6, what should i do?

I have updated the system to ios 6, but after that change I have noted that my ipod doesn´t charge the battety, I have checked the cable with other ipod (ios5) and it´s working, also when I connect it to my computer, it can´t be detected, what should i do? I can´t find how to solve it.. please help me

See the not-charging topic of:
iPod touch: Hardware troubleshooting
Look at the dock connector on the iPod. Look for abnormalities like bent or corroded contacts, foreign material and cracked or broken plastic.

Discharge of the battery is too fast

Hello guys! I bought xperia Z2 three weeks ago and I have to say I am slightly disappointed. The problem about this phone is battery discharche. It is too fast. I tried to uninstal some updates of some apps, switched to static wallpaper, used stamina mode, Im not even using internet...Its getting very hot during simple using and battery is just discharging rapidly. Like 10 or 15% every hour. Cannot even use alarm clock because always when I wake up, xperia is dead already and I have to charge battery again.
Can anyone help me with that? Please.
I regret I bought this phone Seems like its not worth the money...
I will be very thankful for advices...

Hi and welcome to the community! Since you're new please be sure that you have checked out our Discussion guidelines.
I suggest that you try to repair the phone software using PC Companion..
Before repairing your device you may want to backup your information first. Check out this topic for more information on how to.
How to backup?
If the issue should still remain I think that this needs to be examined and fixed at a repair center. For more information about how to submit your phone for repair and where, contact your local support team.
- Official Sony Xperia Support Staff
If you're new to our forums make sure that you have read our Discussion guidelines.
If you want to get in touch with the local support team for your country please visit our contact page.

My ipod 4g is stuck at the battery with a lightning bolt underneath and won't charge

My iPod died about a month ago, and I waiting. I tried charging it with almost everything I could. I plugged it into the wall, computer, etc..
To make this easier, my iPod is not jailbroken and the home button fell off and I had a feeling it had to do with the orange chip underneath the home button being loose, but that's not what other people who experienced the same thing as me had.
I tried pressing the power button, holding the power button. I can't use the home button since it is broken. I always used Assisitive Touch.
I tried pressing the power button over and over. I left the iPod in each section I charged it at for at least a night, hoping that in the morning it would turn on again.
Because it won't turn on, my iPod won't register in itunes so I can't restore it or recover it in any way that I know of without using itunes or the home button.
I eventually gave up on it and recently came back to my iPod, wanting to use it again.
I would really like to know how to fix it.

Place the iPod in recovery mode using one of these programs and then try restoring via iTunes:
For PC
RecBoot: Easy Way to Put iPhone into Recovery Mode
If necessary:
Download QTMLClient.dll & iTunesMobileDevice.dll for RecBoot
and
RecBoot tip
For MAC or PC
The Firmware Umbrella - TinyUmbrella
Last, make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

The dreaded battery with red line (battery not detected)

I've tried everything I can find to fix this problem... a little while ago, I was writing a text message when my 8900 decided to reboot. When it came back, all that was on the screen (and all I've seen since) is the battery with a red line through it. I've done battery pulls, charded for more than a day using both USB and directly into a wall... I tried to wipe and reinstall but have been unable to complete the procedure (symbol reappears part way through).... anyone out there have anything else I can try? Here is a bit more about the attempt to wipe and reinstall the OS:
Downloaded and ran JL_Cmder, was unsuccesful, it wouldn't connect to the phone. Ran AppLoader from command prompt, finally able to get it to connect to the phone by unpluging from the usb, removing and replacing the battery and plugging back in immediately as the red light came on. Got through removal of applications and instal oif JVM and system files, on the step where it waits for the device to initialize, it stops and the battery/line comes back on the screen....
any further thoughts/advice are greatly apprecaited.
Thanks
Chris

Mine is doing the exact same thing...We are not the only users who have run into this SAME problem. I have searched everywhere for a solution. I've tried JL, BBsak, DM, and crackmem. Nothing works...can't seem to connect
Berries are good for you!

Mini 2140 shutting off with any kind of movement or jarring rendering the battery useless

Hello, I have about 260 of these devices and I am running into an issue with the 6-cell extended life batteries.
We have replaced the 3 cell standard life battery with the 6 cell extended life battery. Now for the issues. I have had several of these come to me with the same problem. When a using sets the machine down it will instantly power off. Almost as if you pulled the battery out. Now, once the machine shuts down you can power it back up just fine. Of course it will shut down instantly again if you touch or jar the battery at all.
Now some of them get so bad that the machine will not power on and I have to replace the battery with a new one. Does anyone know what cause this? Is there a fix for this?
I am running
HP Mini 2140
XP Pro SP3
6 cell extended life batteries
I do have 3 cell batteries that we use as back ups. I have never had one of these go bad so far.
They have been in use since August of 2009
Please let me know if anyone else has seen these issuses.
If you need any more info just let me know.

wouldn’t be concerned with this if it wasn’t wasting the battery.
The battery is not being wasted.
Apparently this mini ipod is suppose to have 14 hour battery life
That is the "estimated" time of battery life.
Depends on a lot of different factors.
As a matter of fact, last night ~11 PM, I turned on my fully charged Mini, set it to Repeat All and hit play. I turned on Hold, set it on my dresser & let it go. on & let it go.
It was still running tonight at 8:30 PM. It finally died within the last 1.5 hours or so. 21-23 hours is how long I got out it.
but mine is much less since it doesn’t properly shut off.
It is properly shutting off. Your battery is probably going bad.
Your iPod is working exactly as it is supposed to work.
iPod: About Sleep, Deep Sleep, Hibernation, and Sleep Timer

The dreaded battery with blue streak strikes again...

BlackBerry Pearl 8130 Sprint w/ latest updates.
Ok so went to the beach today and had the phone fully charged. so I went out there and left it on the beach for about 2 hours, face down inside a bag. The bag and phone were pretty darn hot when I came back but the battery at that point didn't seem affected. So I went on with my day texting, calling and what not. So the battery goes into the "red" 20% area and I put it face down on the ground again and this time the sun wasnt touching it.
I came back 20 mins later and the phone was all the way off with the red light blinking intermittently. so I figure ok I'm out of battery, I have to wait till i get home to charge. This is where the problem begins. I let it sit on the OEM wall charger for about 15-20 mins and nothing happened. I found this weird since I've drained the battery to the point of it shutting down to conserve power. so I take a look and press the start button, try holding it, and nothing, so I do a battery pull and nothing. At this point im freaking out a little thinking about how hot the phone had gotten earlier in the day.
So....here I am after having taken the battery out, plugging in the phone, waiting for the no battery symbol, and plugging it back in to get the battery with the blue streak across it. I left it alone for another 20 mins just in case it really was that drained and nothing. I plugged it into the computer and the computer recognizes it for about 15 secs, loads the usb driver and then just disconnects. The odd thing is, I have to use a flashlight to see the icons on the screen, like the backlight flashed once when I first plugged in the phone and hasnt come on since. Am I screwed or what? I'd rather not have to do a "O.S. nuke" but if that's the only choice...I'm getting my friend to lend me his battery tomorrow to see if it's the phone or battery that's screwed. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Leave the device to charge 2-3 hours, and then, still connected to the USB cable, remove the the battery from the device a few seconds and reinsert it. If it boots--leave it to charge to 100% (check Options > Status for the percentage).
I just revived two devices with batteries that had been sitting dead for two months, this way.
Be patient, let it charge. Make sure you are using a charging source (wall, auto or PC/USB that you have known to charge correctly in the past).
1. If any post helps you please click the below the post(s) that helped you.
2. Please resolve your thread by marking the post "Solution?" which solved it for you!
3. Install free BlackBerry Protect today for backups of contacts and data.
4. Guide to Unlocking your BlackBerry & Unlock Codes
Join our BBM Channels (Beta)
BlackBerry Support Forums Channel
PIN: C0001B7B4 Display/Scan Bar Code
Knowledge Base Updates
PIN: C0005A9AA Display/Scan Bar Code

Important!! Improve the life and performance of the battery.

Reduce the operating temperature and increase battery life
The battery in your notebook PC is designed to provide the necessary amount of energy for the processor while maintaining HP high safety standards. As a result, the battery may not charge or may stop providing power to the notebook when the battery temperature exceeds the specified, design safety level.
If the battery life appears shorter than normal, the battery stops charging before it is 99%-100% full and the battery appears warmer than usual, the battery has most likely reached its designed "no charge" safety state. The battery will no longer charge until the temperature condition is corrected.
Try one of the following methods to correct the battery temperature:
When charging the battery, do not use applications that require large amounts of system resources such as graphic or memory intensive applications, heavy and extended hard drive usage.
Turn off your notebook and remove the battery to allow it to return to a safe operating temperature.
Make sure the notebook PC is operating on a hard surface. Using the Notebook PC on a bed or sofa may block the vents causing the notebook PC to heat up and shut down.
By taking these steps, the battery will return to its normal operating temperature range and continue to charge and discharge as designed.
Calibrating the battery while PC not in use
Recalibrating the battery requires a cycle of a complete charge and a complete discharge. To recalibrate the battery while using the PC is not is use complete the following steps.
The recalibration may take 1-5 hours depending on the age of the battery and the configuration of the notebook PC you own. The PC should not be used while you perform the following steps. Completing all the following steps will also calibrate the battery so that the power meter readings are accurate.
Shut down the notebook PC
Connect the AC Adapter to the notebook PC and to an electrical socket.
Charge the Notebook PC until the Battery Charge light is Green. This indicates the battery is completely charged.
Press and release the Power Button to start the computer.
Press the F8 key several times when the HP Logo displays.
When the Windows Advanced Startup Menu displays, select the Startup in Safe Mode option.
Remove the AC power adapter from the notebook PC.
Allow the battery to discharge completely until the notebook PC turns off.
The battery is now calibrated and the battery level reading on the power meter is now accurate.
If you are not using the notebook regularly then please unplug the AC adapter and shut down the notebook. By following these practices will improve the life and performance of the battery. Here is a quick list of Do's and Don'ts for the care of your Li-On batteries:
Do's
When you receive a new Notebook or Tablet PC, leave the battery to fully charge overnight.
Condition a new battery by using it until it is fully discharged, and then re-charge it fully. Doing this once a month will help to accurately calibrate your battery.
Always ensure the battery is recharged as soon as possible after it becomes fully discharged. A battery will be permanently damaged if left for an extended length of time in a fully discharged state.
Remember that a Lithium-Ion battery will slowly deteriorate; a new battery will always perform better than one that is 6-months old.
Remember that the battery half-life is rated for a certain total number of charge/discharge cycles (see your User Manual or Quick Start Guide for the rating). For example, a battery that is rated for 3 hours and 500 charge/discharge cycles, will still be considered as within specification, even if it only lasts for 1 hour 45 minutes after 500 charge/discharge cycles.
Heat is the worst enemy of a battery. Allow plenty of air to circulate around the Notebook/Tablet PC, so that the battery is kept as cool as possible when charging and also when in use. If provided, use the integrated 'legs' under the Notebook to raise the notebook and improve air circulation.
Remove the battery if storing for several months (the battery should be at approximately 50% charge or higher).
If you use a NoteBus or if charging your Notebooks or Tablet PCs in a confined space, allow for adequate ventilation in order to keep the batteries as cool as possible.
Don'ts
Do Not - Expose the battery to excessive heat or cold (i.e. outside the range of 10-35 degrees Centigrade ambient).
Do Not - Store the battery in a fully charged state (store batteries with about 50% charge).
Do Not - Allow a nearly flat battery to be unused for more than a month or so. The battery will slowly discharge until it becomes fully discharged and this will permanently damage the battery cells.
Do Not - Charge your Notebook/Tablet PC inside a carry case - the battery may overheat.
Do Not - Charge your Notebook/Tablet PC when stacked on top of each other - the battery may overheat.
Remember: Your battery is slowly degrading all the time, even if it is not used. Keeping your battery as cool as possible will slow down this degradation considerably.
For more information please visit the following links:
How to Improve the Performance of the Battery
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01297640&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
10 Tips to make your Laptop Battery last longer
http://labnol.blogspot.com/2006/03/10-tips-to-make-your-laptop-battery.html
Disclaimer: By clicking on the link above, you will be leaving HP.com to visit a web site that is not maintained by HP and where the HP privacy policy does not apply. This link is provided to you for convenience and does not serve as an endorsement by HP of any information or contacts that you may find on this non-HP site.
||-Although I am working on behalf of HP, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.-||
//Click on Kudos if my reply was helpful and answered your question//
||-If my answer solved the problem please mark the topic as the accepted solution-||

I hope the above article will help you guys..
||-Although I am working on behalf of HP, I am speaking for myself and not for HP.-||
//Click on Kudos if my reply was helpful and answered your question//
||-If my answer solved the problem please mark the topic as the accepted solution-||

Express discharge of the battery with huge heat(61...

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for