I'm not an electrical engineer and my knowledge is superficial, so I didn't know, for instance, if the tablet brick (which is variable at 15V and 5V) would output power if it sensed that it was connected to a cable that couldn't handle it, or if the tablet plugged into it's own power brick via a different cable which does significantly less V would simply not show any draw at all, or if perhaps only one but not the other between the tablet cable/brick was bad and I was learning nothing at all. As the voltage outputs for usb bricks are somewhat different however, I wasn't sure if that was telling me anything or not. I did try connecting a 2A usb brick/wart to the tablet cable and vice versa with a new Note 5 cable to the tablet brick, and got nothing, coming from both the wall outlet and a lower voltage USB port on my desktop. The USB port can also be used to charge other devices like a smartphone or tablet. One power adapter, One USB-to-40 pin cable. The USB port can also be used to charge other devices like a smartphone or tablet. Fit for Asus Transformer TF101 A1 B1 TF101G Prime 10.1-Inch Tablet.
You know if one buys a new oem mobo it comes with all those ribbons and such? Fit for Asus Transformer TF101 A1 B1 TF101G Prime 10.1-Inch Tablet. If that doesn't work I'm assuming it's the mobo, or the connection between the power port and the mobo. I found a decently-reviewed third-party wall ac power adapter that was only ten bucks. Suggestions? Would really appreciate any help at this point.Ĭlick to expand.The last thing I have seen, and will try next. I've search many, many threads about tablets not charging, though there's surprisingly little out there about this 701T. But it seems my only remaining options are to spend $50 on a new charger, and if that doesn't work another $120 on a new motherboard (which I feel only medium-confident I can replace without breaking anything). Still no charging (new battery came with 38% charge, and it's slowly being drained.).ĭo I just keep replacing components here? This is a really nice tablet, hardware-wise (2460x1440 screen, solid internals for a 2014 tablet), and I'm loathe to let it become a paperweight. So then I figured the battery went crap, so I bought a new one ($60 on ebay) and put it in last night. I've checked the charger in multiple outlets and put it in the freezer (to reset the heat cutoff switch), neither of which solved the problem. It stopped charging, and despite it being exactly 1 month out of the 1 year warranty period Asus told me to fuck off.
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Got an Asus Tranformer TF701T I bought my wife that has become the bane of my existence. Buy Refurbished: ASUS Eee Pad Transformer (TF101-B1) NVIDIA Tegra 2 1GB DDR2 Memory 10.1' 1280 x 800 Tablet Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) with fast shipping and top-rated customer service.
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