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Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 83
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A couple of times recently, not long after recharging my J3, the battery indicator has suddenly dropped down to zero. I turned it off thinking that the battery must have died. When I turned it on again a while later, just to check, the battery indicator was once again showing 100%. My J3 is a couple of years old, so maybe this is the first sign that the battery is on its last legs. Has anyone else seen this behaviour?
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Feel free to call me 'Kizu' ;)
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Maybe the battery indicator just has to be re-calibrated. That worked for me when the maximum level it showed was 75%.
In order to do that, let the battery drain completely, and then charge it to 100%.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 21
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Yeah me too - last month or so, the battery monitor dropping to zero very quickly after charging, then seems to recover on restart. But I haven't given it a proper run to see if it's genuinely losing charge or not.
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(A)rrogance (B)reeds (I)gnorance
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 975
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hope kizunes fix works for ya, those batteries have roughly a x500 recharge limit before they start losing capacity and dying.
theres a good thread here about possible replacement parts but nobody so far has actually done it or measured the battery dimensions. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 21
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My battery went downhill, so I had to replace. In case anyone else in the UK needs it, just to note that amp3.com did a battery replacement very quickly.
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