02-14-2012 10:04 PM
hi,
i tried to see if anyone has posted this issue before but couldn't find anything here. just wondering if anyone else has experienced a problem with charging their 9900.
when i first got the my bberry i had no issues with it whatsoever. then about 3 weeks ago, when i tried to charge it using the USB via the wall charger provided, i received a message saying that the phone is connected to an unrecognized source. after i got that i tried to charge it via USB connection. it still didn't charge. i did a battery pull and tried again and it charged. now it's happening more frequently such that each time i need to charge it regardless of which method - i need to do a battery pull for the phone to initiate charging. i only use the chargers that came with the phone.
if anyone has any solutions to this issue would like to know.
thanks
02-14-2012 10:34 PM - edited 02-14-2012 10:37 PM
It could be that you damaged the charging port by accident. I have seen this issue with the 9300 before. Sometimes on devices if you try to plug it in a wall outlet or something that does not recognize the device it will SOMETIMES ruin the charging cycle. I never had this issue with my bold 9900 because i never gotten that msg on my screen. You can always call Rogers tech support ( *611 free from your device) Tell them the issue you are having & what you are trying to do. They will then send you a replacement device free of charge to you & you need to send back the device. If you bought the Bold from somewhere else then you are stuck with this problem until you go to a cell phone store & them fix it for you but it will cost money. Best bet if you got the phone from Rogers is like i said Call them & speak to Tech support
02-15-2012 07:09 PM - edited 02-15-2012 07:10 PM
Meowmix wrote:
They will then send you a replacement device free of charge to you & you need to send back the device.
This is not 100% correct. If the device is unable to be fixed through troubleshooting, the agent will typically refer you to the store to send the device for repair. I recently had this done with one of my phones and can confirm that this was the free warranty option available. As far as I understand it having a replacement device shipped to you would entail a charge. The best thing to do would be to speak to Technical Support and see what troubleshooting, and if needed, warranty options are available to you.
Goodluck!
02-15-2012
07:22 PM
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02-16-2012
04:56 PM
by
RogersDarrell
Stupid phone. Sorry for the late edit i can not edit threw my phone.. Anyways My appolizes Wise D is right. Rogers used to offer the replacement that i got but it changed. You need to contact Rogers tech support & speak to them about it more. They will tell you everything you need to know.
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