Charging Sansa Fuze+ with Windows 7 Home Premium

[Wolf$Broad]

I just got a Sansa Fuze+ yesterday and I realized after I plugged the USB wire into my laptop it won’t charge. I could put music in and other, but it just won’t charge. Please help me in solving the problem. Thanking all in advanced for helping me and giving me the suggestions.

[switchblade327]

in the event that the player is not turning on or charging there could be a fix. There was a know issue where the electric storage device can come to be overly released. The fix is to keep the capacity catch down for 30 seconds (this resets the player) then connect it to and spared it the time to charge. the LCD might as well turn on and it will begin charging within a hour of being connected to. Regularly 15 to 20 moments relying on what amount of capacity the charging cause gives. Once the LCD turns on and the gadget begins charging spared it the time to charge for about 3 hours for a full charge.

[BansiJ]

this issue is suppose to be settled with the most recent form of firmware. Following it finishes charging verify you upgrade to the last firmware. There is a firmware string at the top of this plank with the download channels and establishment guidelines. Moreover be mindful that some laptops make a point not to put out satisfactory capacity to the USB ports to charge an outer mechanism. Their 'prime directive' as you know is to moderate control. Some ports might put out something greater than others, so attempt unexpected ones and verify the laptop is associated to AC capacity itself around then.

[Antonio1]

Well if it is turning on and showing connected while plugged into the computer and immediately shutting off when disconnected it sounds like a bad battery or like the battery leads have came UN soldered. Either way it is a hardware issue and the device will need to be replaced. Fastest way to do that would be to return it to the place of purchase but you could always contact SanDisk support for warranty. I hope that this will help you to solve the problem.

[Ceesar]

I newly had some charging issues like you are having now. What I could do is interface your unit to a divider charger. Following 15 moments you might as well have the capacity to see the charge level on the Fuse+ in the settings menu under illumination. I ought to build in a different 10 moments by a measurable sum. You could probably finish the charge on the divider charger or move the unit back to you laptop. Once you overcome this charging cycle you can in all probability accuse your player wherever of no situations.

[Kickapoo]

Mine does the same thing. Indicates something like 2%, granted that it is practically thoroughly charged. The unhindered space is faultless, however (joins card and interior). Apparatus Stage is superb, but some part of it requires work. I'm conjecturing SanDisk closure of things. I did re-arrange my player newly (I ran the MediaMonkey addition thing on all tracks) and re-stacked the player with the recently tagged music. Whenever I connected to the re-organized player, it indicated "basically flat".

[Gunilla]

You have a charger for a mobile phone on Bluetooth mechanism with the same size fitting. That is on you Fuse+. The Fuse+ is not critical about marks. Attempt an auto charger. In the event that you make a point not to have a divider charger, check with a mate or neighbor. Most incredibly you ought not to obtain this thing frequently. I have viewed all alternatives fizzle in any event once newly. I think the underling secret is update. Nothing is broken for all time. As I stated yesterday you would be able to check the charging level while associated to the divider charger and in addition the auto charger.