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XG-100P dead with batteries.
- Thread starter merlin
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Did you check the voltage coming out of the battery? Just because a charger says its charged doesn't mean it is.
Yes, all 3 will power P700pi just fine. It is like the battery contacts don't align with the pogo pins.
No continuity between the radio ground an negative charge button. Batteries are not bloated at all and measure about 7,8 volts on the contacts.
No continuity between the radio ground an negative charge button. Batteries are not bloated at all and measure about 7,8 volts on the contacts.
Problem solved, the battery pogo pins had cold solder and the B- pin broke loose from the board.
I was hoping not to have to do surgery without a proper service manual but got the thing working.
Thanks people.
A caution: DO NOT USE an SMT heat gun, the covers on the board are thin as foil and will melt. Use a good iron.
I was hoping not to have to do surgery without a proper service manual but got the thing working.
Thanks people.
A caution: DO NOT USE an SMT heat gun, the covers on the board are thin as foil and will melt. Use a good iron.
