Thread: What do do with a dead Cybook Gen 3
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Old 03-10-2010, 01:51 PM   #15
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From what you are describing, this does indeed seem a power problem - betīs on a dead battery. Which is not so strange after all - I have had a few (LiIons, LiPos and NiMHs).
If you want to check, hereīs how: Unplug the battery, and measure with a volt meter if voltage reaches the mentioned value - should even be slightly higher.
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Silly suggestion - accidentally drop it and claim on your house and contents insurance?
Better: let a friend "accidentally" drop it and claim his insurance
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