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deutch1976 2019-05-11 22:22

N900 strange behaviours
 
Hello there. I am in need of help. I have two N900 and in one of them i had the GSM problem that i personaly fixed. Two things hapen on this device. It only starts with two of the 6 batteries i have and it overheats the battery never reaching 100%. The other strange behaviour is that after i remove the USB cable the battery drains in one or two minutes.
Can this be something related to bme? Shouldn't reflash solve this?
Thanks

PS: USB port was resoldered a few years ago. I reflashed it twice but always hapens

peterleinchen 2019-05-12 07:23

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Sounds more like a (serious) hardware problem.

Maemish 2019-05-12 09:41

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Is the soldering done properly for usb port so that there are no unwanted circuit connections?

deutch1976 2019-05-12 11:31

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maemish (Post 1556891)
Is the soldering done properly for usb port so that there are no unwanted circuit connections?

It seems so but i am wondering if something is wrong. Read Somewhere that bme sometimes does not reset even after flashing

Maemish 2019-05-12 13:16

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Have you tried only in one order the flashing or with others too? I needed to play couple of times with different order to get it done. Once it booted with red squares the whole screen full while trying those but reflash fixed it and now works properly. I have couple of N900 so didn't mind if it would broke though.

deutch1976 2019-05-12 13:35

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maemish (Post 1556900)
Have you tried only in one order the flashing or with others too? I needed to play couple of times with different order to get it done. Once it booted with red squares the whole screen full while trying those but reflash fixed it and now works properly. I have couple of N900 so didn't mind if it would broke though.

What do you mean about the right order? Always flashed the same way including my other n900. I am considering that the batteries i have are not in very good condition. Once the "damaged" one showed low battery and turned off i tried that battery on the other One. First it showed 30% and sudenly turned off with 0%

deutch1976 2019-05-12 21:11

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
How can i make a propper bme reset?

pythoneye2 2019-05-12 21:22

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Find the heat source..
Get a dual-use thermal camera.
Become the louis rossmann of the N900 community!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLSO0D67lOA#t=01m45s

If you get one you can help check where Leste is loosing the 80ma of sleep/idle current. [So it is dual-use technology. Because it has to be split your framerate will be low.]

(your finger tip might work as well, propably not for 80ma)

deutch1976 2019-05-12 21:30

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pythoneye2 (Post 1556924)
Find the heat source..
Get a dual-use thermal camera.
Become the louis rossmann of the N900 community!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLSO0D67lOA#t=01m45s

If you get one you can help check where Leste is loosing the 80ma of sleep/idle current. [So it is dual-use technology. Because it has to be split your framerate will be low.]

(your finger tip might work as well, propably not for 80ma)

I can tell that the battery gets very hot

pythoneye2 2019-05-12 21:54

Re: N900 strange behaviours
 
So your Battery seems to work.. but discharges a little too fast..
I would not run it with battery in this state.
Look for an equal hot spot on the pcb.
Since you have two devices (and your fingers can feal heat) you can even compare heat between them.
But honestly fixing might get complicated, if you cant spot something simple and obvious.
How did you fix gsm? reflow, reball, new chip, springs?


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