motorola roker

Hi, I got a motorola roker from the dealer, I think it is referbished, sometimes it says invalid batery and wont take a charge--- but then sometimes its fine. Has this happened to anyone with this phone or do you know why it may be doing it?
Thanks fir any help

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Originally Posted by jesseandleah

Hi, I got a motorola roker from the dealer, I think it is referbished, sometimes it says invalid batery and wont take a charge--- but then sometimes its fine. Has this happened to anyone with this phone or do you know why it may be doing it?
Thanks fir any help

its one of 2 things.... the battery is going bad or worst case scenario, the circuit board is the problem

Originally Posted by Unlock Phones

its one of 2 things.... the battery is going bad or worst case scenario, the circuit board is the problem

You insist on solving every issue by suggesting it's a "circuit board problem"..

If you're not sure what the problem is it would be better not to stipulate on what the issue might be.....

When a Motorola phone gives you an "invalid battery message" it's either a battery problem or the phone has been exposed to moisture and/or water.

Originally Posted by Tony E!

You insist on solving every issue by suggesting it's a "circuit board problem"..

If you're not sure what the problem is it would be better not to stipulate on what the issue might be.....

When a Motorola phone gives you an "invalid battery message" it's either a battery problem or the phone has been exposed to moisture and/or water.

I've seen cases where the circuit board, whether liquid damaged or not, it is the problem!!! Are you suggesting I don't know what I'm talking about on here There's an IC on the board that regulates charging, and whenever it is malfunctioning, it either lets the phone say INVALID BATTERY, or when a charger is plugged into the phone, the battery indicator disappears So when I say worst case scenario it's a circuit board problem, then YES it's a circuit board problem ! The thread starters should be told all of what the possible causes might be, and not be told it's only a battery problem or because moisture got onto the board then it's the reason(s) why the phone says Inv Bat. I know, I've worked on countless Motorola, some of which were just just bought from dealer stores and saying Invalid Battery

Originally Posted by Unlock Phones

I've seen cases where the circuit board, whether liquid damaged or not, it is the problem!!! Are you suggesting I don't know what I'm talking about on here There's an IC on the board that regulates charging, and whenever it is malfunctioning, it either lets the phone say INVALID BATTERY, or when a charger is plugged into the phone, the battery indicator disappears So when I say worst case scenario it's a circuit board problem, then YES it's a circuit board problem ! The thread starters should be told all of what the possible causes might be, and not be told it's only a battery problem or because moisture got onto the board then it's the reason(s) why the phone says Inv Bat. I know, I've worked on countless Motorola, some of which were just just bought from dealer stores and saying Invalid Battery

What i'm saying is that not every issue like you're suggesting on almost every reply you've posted is a "circuit board" problem, with Motorola phones, and i've owned plenty, "invalid battery" will usually be a moisture problem.

aaahhh...u've owned plenty with invalid battey problem or u've just owned plenty motorola phones ???

Originally Posted by Unlock Phones

aaahhh...u've owned plenty with invalid battey problem or u've just owned plenty motorola phones ???

Read my post again, it's written in simple grammar, get back to me if you still need help understanding it.

Originally Posted by Tony E!

Read my post again, it's written in simple grammar, get back to me if you still need help understanding it.

if u re-read what u wrote, u'd see it could mean that u've owned lots of motorola phones OR u've owned lotss of motorola phones which have had Inv Bat problems so wheel and come again Oh boy, this is a big joke right back at you

Originally Posted by Unlock Phones

if u re-read what u wrote, u'd see it could mean that u've owned lots of motorola phones OR u've owned lotss of motorola phones which have had Inv Bat problems so wheel and come again Oh boy, this is a big joke right back at you

Wow, it's no wonder why you can't read simple grammar, you don't even know how to type correctly.

I'll tell you what, since this thread is not about "grammar lessons" you can PM ( that stands for "private messaging" in case you need help understanding that) and we can discussed it further.

Now let's move on with the subject at hand.

Originally Posted by Tony E!

Wow, it's no wonder why you can't read simple grammar, you don't even know how to type correctly.

I'll tell you what, since this thread is not about "grammar lessons" you can PM ( that stands for "private messaging" in case you need help understanding that) and we can discussed it further.

Now let's move on with the subject at hand.

oh, i c poor thing guess u havent entered the world of short messaging as yet it's not my fault ok Sir making an issue out of nothing try entering a chatroom and u'll be dazzled as to what u'll c and learn

anyways, are you a cellphone technician by any chance SIR it's a simple yes or no If the answer is no then leave the deep analysis of stuff to folks like me who are trained, whether you're a Mod or not

Anyways, still waiting on Jessandleah to reply as to what they 'found' out was the real issue at hand

Originally Posted by Unlock Phones

oh, i c poor thing guess u havent entered the world of short messaging as yet it's not my fault ok Sir making an issue out of nothing try entering a chatroom and u'll be dazzled as to what u'll c and learn

anyways, are you a cellphone technician by any chance SIR it's a simple yes or no If the answer is no then leave the deep analysis of stuff to folks like me who are trained, whether you're a Mod or not

Anyways, still waiting on Jessandleah to reply as to what they 'found' out was the real issue at hand

See, a forum, as opposed to a chatroom, has rules which need to be followed, if you read my previous post it states that if you like to discuss it further you can send me a PM...

You call yourself a "cellphone technician" i would highly doubt that if you try to come here and solve everyone's phone issues by saying it's a "circuit board" problem, or as you call it, "deep analysis"......


Again, shoot me a PM, i'll give you some cell-phone troubleshooting tips.