My nokia 5130c-2 starts charging automatically when i put in the battery without connecting the charger, then the battery discharges in a few hours..... pls help me.

Charge without the key on. Make sure your charger is applying power to the scooter. It may have a blown fuse or some other internal problem. If your batteries were totally discharged your charger will not recharge them. You'll have to charge them individually with an automotive style battery charger that is NOT an automatic charger. It may take 3 days continuous charging to recover enough charge before your scooter charger will continue to charge until the batteries are fully charged. If this doesn't work then the batteries will never take a charge nad need to be replaced.

The batteries may be too discharged for your charger to operate correctly. Use a 12 volt battery charger without automatic charging function and use it to charge the batteries individually not connected together. It might take 2 or more days to do it , before the original battery charger will work normally. There's a chance the batteries are damaged and won't charge at all.

Hi.Sounds like your batteries have sulphated plates, this happens when they sit for too long without being used. Your machine is a 24 volt system, so it needs both batteries to be working.You might be able to get a bit more life out of the batteries.
Try removing both batteries from the machine and connecting a light bulb across each battery and discharging them until they are flat.
Then using a 12 volt charger, ( not the charger for the machine, which is a 24 volt charger ), charge the 2 batteries in parallel. Sometimes it helps to charge them up the wrong way for a few hours, then discharge them again with the light bulbs. After this charge them again in parallel with the 12 volt charger, this time the correct polarity, a leave on charge for 12 hours.
You might have to repeat the charge, discharge cycle a few times.
The batteries will accept a charge after a bit of this, but they might not be as good as new batteries.
If you are unsure how to do this, get some help from someone who can do the work safely.
Good luck. Neil.

HI, IT IS VERY POSSIBLE THE BATTERY IS BAD OR YOU COULD CHECK YOUR CHARGER...IF THE BATTERY IS BAD IT WILL DISCHARGE VERY FAST AND IF THE CHARGER IS BAD, IT WILL TAKE LONGER TIME TO CHARGE OR NOT EVEN CHARGED AT ALL.THE ISSUE OF HANGING COULD BE THAT THE PHONE HAS TOO MUCH LOAD ON IT PRESENTLY THAT IS MORE THAN IT CAPABILITY...SO, YOU COULD TRY DELETE SOME THINGS ON THE PHONE..
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these symptoms means that a new battery is required.
the phone's battery is exhausted after a long time of use, replace the battery and the problem is solved.

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1) What happens, when you connect the charger? Does the display show anything?

2) Could you try another battery?
Battery might be the problem.

Does the computer start anyway, but it's just that the battery won't charge? If that's the case, it's probably a bad battery.

A procedure to do before assuming a bad battery is to (1) remove the battery, (2) disconnect the power supply from the computer, and (3) press and hold the power button for about 30 seconds. This resets the logic circuits in the internal power handling section. If that doesn't help either, then the battery is probably bad.

If the computer isn't starting, however, it could be that the power supply has failed. Check the voltage output on the power supply.

Hope that's helpful.

I have one that i left discharged for a few months... battery will not take a charge... unless you know how to replace the battery, having a charger may not help much... good luck..

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1. The charger may be damaged To check if the charger is damaged, use another functioning charger. The charger cable has a tiny wire that easily breaks when used without proper care. If the phone still does not charge with a functioning charger, try next step. 2. The battery may be damaged Change the battery and try charging again. If the phone still does not charge with a functioning battery, try next step. 3. The battery terminals may not connect properly with the battery connectors Check the battery connector to see if the battery and the connector connects well. The phone will indicate charging only when there?s enough power supply from the battery. click here Solution Procedure: If problem is confirmed, adjust the battery connector using tweezers to reach the battery terminal and establish connection. Or try next step. 4. The charging pin may be damaged or does not connect well with the board's interface Check the charging pins to see if they are well connected to the mother board. Sometimes the charging pins wear out or loosens from its connection with the mother board. Solution Procedure: Check if the pin is bent. Straighten the pin using tweezers. Make sure the board interface is also clean otherwise, you will need to clean it by rubbing its surface using an eraser or brushing it with a board solution. Or replace with a new charging pin. Make sure the charging pin touches with the board interface to establish connection. The CCONT IC for DCT3 or UEM for DCT4 or the "K" resister for non-Nokia models may be damaged If the phone still does not charge after adjustments are made, the problem is CCONT IC for DCT3 or UEM for DCT4 or ?K? resister for non-Nokia models.