I got my phone second hand and it came with no charger.Could I possibly find a charger for it,and get a new phone# for it?The battery is a 3.6V and it also says tracfone on the bottom.If the phone does still operate correctly,is it possible to obtain a phone number for it,because I never even knew the original number for the phone.

First, I'm not a Dyson Tech, but I have worked on battery operated recharge devices.
* Is this new or second hand? Most chargers for any device will blink red if the charge on battery is so low that the charger will not recognize the battery. If so (old battery) then got to get a replacement (New) battery.
Aloha, ukeboy57
FYI there is a slight possible fix for this old battery. But it's a long shot. Check on you tube on your specific battery "save ________ dead battery." (you force charge it to a reasonable level. But you didn't hear it from me ;-)

Hi, The identification number you gave is actually the battery number and voltage! If you can remove the battery then underneath is the phone model number, if you can tell us the numbers you can see we will be able to help you!

Check your charger and battery contacts. Cleaning battery contacts on the radio and charger with a pencil eraser will remove dust, dirt, debris, and hand oil which may cause the battery to charge poorly. Secondly, you might want to check that your charger itself is working properly. If you have a second known good radio you might try charging it on the same charger.

Best regards.

There are a few reasons why a battery won't charge. Make sure that the contacts on the phone and the charging cradle are clean. (Unplug the base or charger.) A pencil eraser is good initial cleaner; electronic contact cleaner sprays are a second option. Remove the battery and check the contacts inside the handset and the battery as well. Next replace the battery pack. If you add a comment with your phone's model number, then I can try to find the correct battery. (Stores like Battery Mart may have a compatible battery.)

The final possible problem is that the charging system is bad. If your phone has multiple handsets, try a different charger. If the phone allows you to add handsets, try getting a new handset. The new handset will come with a new charger. (I've never seen the chargers sold without the handset but you could try Uniden customer service. If the base station is the only handset cradle, you'll probably need to replace the phone if a new battery and clean contacts don't work.

If your Uniden phone is under warranty, contact the company.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Please try it My Dear Brother:


First Option:
mostly nokia chargers doesn't make problems...
just try the following..
connect ur mobile with a system (usb cable)...
found out whether it is charging or not...
if the same prblm appears then there is a prblm in ur cell phone or power jack(socket)...
if it charged with usb cable buy a new charger
Please change Phone Bettery and check the charging
IF Charging Problem not Solved So

Second Option:
Your Phone charging IC Fault So Please change charging IC
And charging Problem will Solved Quickly

Hello - You didn't mention which phone you have, but if it is a year or two old or more it's not unusual for the stock battery to slowly loose it's capacity to hold a charge. The other possibility is the charger is defective but that's unlikely.

I suggest that you buy another battery (most phones have less expensive OEM versions of the battery available from third party vendors you will find online). Worst case scenario, you have a second backup battery on hand (I always keep one in my car).

If the battery or charger is not the issue you have an issue with the phone that would require repair (or a new phone, depending on the economics surrounding the value of your current phone).

Good Luck,

Mikeywaf

Good Luck,

Mikeywaf

replaced the battery with a new one or lash the erom file

You may have several problems. First, you should verify that the 2nd phone works. Unplug the battery from the "good" phone and place it into the "bad" phone. Then try to reset the "bad" phone by placing in the homebase charger for 2o seconds.

If this doesn't fix the 2nd phone, then it has an internal problem, possibly.

As far as the 2nd charger goes, please verify that it works by placing the "Good" phone in it to see if it will charge it.

Additionaly, you may need to "reset" the whole system. Do this by :
1 Unplug phone line, power to charger base, and remove the batteries.
2 Wait a couple of minutes.
3 Plug in battery first, then phone line, and finally the power cord.

Then try to set the phones in the basecharger. (If the new battery is not charged yet, then you will have to charge it first!)

does the battery bar go up and down like it is charging or is nothing happening if nothing happening then it is probably your charger has packed up it might be a split wire inside the cable try another charger or take it to a phone shop and they will try it for you for free and they can tell you if its your charger hte battery or the phone if the phone hasnt got wet then it probably is the charger u can get these cheap and a phone shop might have some second hand ones this should solve your problem hope this is some help

you need to reflash it either at a nokia service centre or another way not sure how but on a nokia n70 it can be done with phoenix and the dead phone usb flashing option.