Only 2 months old and it dont charge

Sounds like a body control module issue . Or lose ground wire.

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Your USB port inside the phone may be damaged. I had the same problem before.

The charge connection is loose. If it is a Micro USB connector, check inside the jack with a strong light and see if the tiny contact board is bent downward. If it is, then it must be carefully bent up a bit. Use a wooden toothpick and insert the point below the contact board to push it up. Then try using a new Micro USB cable and charger.

Sadly, some batteries will wear-out within a certain amount of months, and some may go even greater lengths until they will require replacement. This is one thing many people may not know when they are charging their device: Devices that use internal rechargeable batteries also use extra memory to know the charge limit point. So if you charge your the battery the device must know when to stop so the battery wont over heat and be damaged. This memory used to charge your battery can also be confused and malfunction, so that the device wont get proper power supply from the battery. This malfunction will usually occur when you plug in your device and use it at the same time or if you charge your device at random moments instead of letting it get to it's lowest power point then charging it again. I suggest that you let the device die fully, then let it rest for a few days, then while you charge it, have it off instead of on, that way the charge wont interfere with the screen info and let it charge as long as it is said to take on the manual that came with the device. If this fails, try 2 more times,if no luck after, have the company change your battery, dont try to change it yourself if it's bulit in, because some batteries require soldering a similar technique to welding something together, you can do this your self if trained, but you may also void a warranty if you have one with the device. If you'd like anymore info on your device leave a message for us at Game-Shabang official on Facebook, thank you

Sounds like the batteries are dead.
Nine month is reasonable depending on how the batteries are use considering they are lead-acid batteries.

Lead-acid batteries get PERMANENTLY damaged when you drain them all the way. It would be better for the batteries if you only used them half way can charge as soon as possible after each and every run. They like to be kept fully charged at all times.

Does the yellow light come on when charging? Could be that the fuse for the charging circuit has gone, or on of the screens has been damaged. If it's only 4 months old and not been dropped etc, send it back to Nintendo I'd have thought.

This will be due to the batteries being left uncharged for a long period of time. Should ideally be charged once a fortnight for at least 12 hours if the scooter is not used for any period of time. Unfortunately, the only real solution is new batteries.

most likely your charger port is damaged, if you try another charger and get the same thing- then I am sorry but the phone is finished. warranty does not cover damaged ports, but if you have the insurance it is covered under damage, if its lless than a 30 day old problem. If you replace it with the same phone, discard any chargers you used on the old one.

Clean your battery contacts with a pencil eraser and see if this clears up the problem. If not, your batteries may be needing replaced. When batteries get old or are shorting out this is common. Rechargeable 2-way radio batteries have the following life expectancies. NiCd 18-24 months; NiMH 14-18 months; and Li-Ion 12-14 months.