Version upgrade prevents battery to be charged in Harmon Kardon Bridge

Downloaded new software version V1.0.3and battery will not charge in the Harmon Kardon bridge on my AVR 354 receiver. All other controls and functionality work as usual, just not the ability to maintain a charge to the iPod.
Any recommendations?

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      Revision:    0x0000
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