Leapster L-Max dies after 10 min

Sounds like you got some bad gas. May need to replace the fuel filter

You need a new battery that supplies the full 2400 mah to unit. Batteries do wear out and the 1800 mah is not going to cut it.

Have you scanned the system for fualt codes? An O2 sensor will never cause the engine to stall out like this, NEVER.

Have you tried a different battery? Occasionally a battery can read good but die under load. Also use care when replacing the battery. Many devices today specify in small print to leave the battery out for a minimum time period (anywhere from about 15 sec to 5 min, depending on the model). Also, it is sometimes quite easy to reverse the polarity on some of these devices. If all else fails, contact the manufacturer. It's possible the unit itself is bad.

Hi,
When you first time connected your Leapster 2 to your PC using LeapFrog Connect, first of all, the software need to be updated both on the PC and in the console. It will takes times for at least 10-20 mins for it to complete the update. You have to wait until the status show "connected".
Sometimes, it will takes longer. So, what I did before is uninstall the LeapFrog Connect and reinstall it. It works perfect after that. Hope it helps.

BTW, you can get more downloadable games for your Leapster 2 here:
leapster-2.blogspot.com

Call Leapfrog at 800-701-LEAP to order a replacement stylus for Leapster or L-Max, $3-$5 including shipping.

Hello. Check the filter in the bottom of the fuel tank, I am betting that it is partially gummed up and restricting the flow of fuel. Regards, Joe

Ur power supply board is dying will be dead.Need anew board.

1) Ensure that a cartridge is not inserted 2) Hold down the Hint (?) button while turning the unit on. Continue to hold the Hint button down until the LEAPSTER menu appears. 3) When the LEAPSTER menu screen appears, press the A button 4) Touch each of the crosshairs that appear with the stylus 5) Restart unit

its time to replace the battery.