When trying to chargeTack life jump starter the starter will not charge past 82%. The charger is a T8 brand new. Never used. What is possibly stopping this charger not reaching 100%.

SOURCE: My m1300 works great as

Hello,
Take the battery out of your device and inspect the pins on the tablet. If they are very dirty or if something is stuck between pins, it could cause the battery to fail at transferring the correct power for the device in order for it to stay on. If all the pins look ok and it still doesn't work after putting the battery back in, you may have an issue with the motherboard which will need to be serviced by the manufacture.
Here are some battery LED codes from the manual:
LED steady green --> battery 100% charged AC plugged in LED steady amber --> battery charging AC plugged in LED steady red --> battery overheated or defective (replace it) LED flashing green and amber --> battery discharging abnormally (replace it) LED slow-flashing amber --> 10% battery charge remaining AC unplugged LED fast-flashing amber for only a few seconds --> 3% battery charge remaining AC unplugged
Chris

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• Posted on Feb 26, 2015

SOURCE: My nook hasn't been turned on or charged for a few months because we lost the charger. We got a new cord and using one of the wall ports we have. Its been on the charger plugged into the wall outlet f

I read somewhere that all phones and tablets will or already are able to charge from the USB port of your PC.

I don't know if this is 100% true so, you should check it out for your Nook.
Hope this helps.

SOURCE: having issues charging tablet, when charger is plugged in, it says not charging, When charger is disconnected it says discharging.

Hello, Christina. I'm not sure of the make and model of your tablet or how old it is, but here are some tips. It sounds like, but I'm not positive, there may be a high number of background apps running on your device. Also when caches get full, especially on android devices, the system tries to find someplace to store new data and will flash a previous screen and fail. There are many apps that are cpu and transceiver intensive and use a considerable amount of battery power whether the screen is on or not. If the tablet is at its amperage limit and its plugged in, the charging voltage is being used to run the apps and the device has to be completely shut down to replenish the battery. Newer devices have better power management and no charge status indicates battery health decline. I would suggest clearing caches and deleting browsing histories in your browsers. Be sure to bookmark pages often visited for easy recollection and keep histories clear. Look through installed apps and remove anything that may be adware related. Check battery of your device it may be worn out. I hope this helps. Good luck and God bless.