My sanyo pm 8200 wont hold charge!

Since you've already tried different batteries, you have a couple of other options...

• Instead of plugging the USB cable into the camera's wall charger, plug it into the USB port of a computer, or even into a USB phone charger.
• Try another wall charger.
• Try another USB cable.

Here's the PDF manual for your camera, if you need it: http://us.sanyo.com/dynamic/extranet/servicers/VPCT1495.pdf
(Page 16 contains info about charging the camera)

change battery

Hello there,

Have a nice day.

You have mentioned the you have bought a new charger and a new battery but still your handset wont charge.

The problem is from the charging port on your phone. You will need to change or replace the charging port on your phone to fix the problem.

Try to take your phone to any Sanyo service center or any local phone repairer to help you replace the charging port, it has a minimum charge only.

Hope it helps,

Thank you for using the fixya.

Adieh

By using a different email address, the problem solved itself.

First we would need to know what phone you have and the carrier. Some phones do not have desk top chargers for batteries and the only thing that could be done is a fix by the Warranty repair office. If you have the warranty or pay the fee for the warranty with your carrier, call the Carrier and ask for the Warranty repair office number or take it to a repair office if you do.. Most warranty repair office can fix the phone at the site (again this depends on their process)

just call sprint and tell the rep you need to reactivate your old phone. (charge it before calling)

Not sure about the bars, but you can go to the settings in the main menue and try to go to roam only. It could be that you r carrier is having a problem with their tower. Your phone, normally, will try to stay on your carriers towers. If you force it to a roaming status, you might get a better signal, but on a roaming network.

Good luck!

j

You will need to call your carrier to assist you.

Okay, if it is not holding a charge you need to take that phone AND the charger into a store and have them run a diagnostic to find out what the real problem is.

Have you tried putting it on a normal charger. I would do that if it still isn't holding a charge time for a new battery but if it does then it is the car charger. Hope that helps :)