My Kindle can only work when plugged in, how to solve it?
| ♥ 0 | It’s the first generation Kindle Paperwhite, which was bought when I traveled to Japan. When I plugged it in, it works normally, I can read books, change settings, turn off/on the device. But when I plug out, the screen just freezes, it doesn’t react to any operation of mine. But when I charge it again, it back to normal. So what’s the problem? Marked as spam  Posted by Anonymous (Questions: 121, Answers: 112)Asked on January 4, 2019 4:20 pm 63 views
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Private answer Obviously, your Kindle's battery is almost dead, you can replace the battery by contacting Amazon custom support, however I don't know if Amazon can take care of the first generation. Or you can replace the battery yourself, here is the guide: https://www.ereader-palace.com/how-to-replace-battery-for-kindle-ereader-and-fire-tablet/ You can also just buy the latest generation of Kindle Paperwhite: https://amzn.to/2Vt7sFG If the books in the Kindle are bought from Amazon, you can retrieve them once you log in the account on a new Kindle. If the books are sideloaded, you can connect Kindle to computer and copy the books to computer for back up. Marked as spam Posted by Pratt (Questions: 121, Answers: 112)Answered on January 4, 2019 4:26 pm |
