will I lose the warranty if the seller will find the 3.17 firmware on the device?Ģ. If you allow me, I have several clarification questions:ġ. JSWolf: I have tried to plug to the computer, but to no avail. meeera: NO, the device was used just indoor and not exposed to direct sunlight the battery meter is OK, because I have fully charged it prior to mounting the 3.17 firmware. When the restoring message is displayed, let the power button go. Tap both the bottom corners of the screen. Sorry my mistake, i thought you had the Aura HD which has a light button on the top next to the power button, as you know the H20 doesn't, try this though you might as well good luck So, my question is: if I have to push this button to power on the device (that is,pushing it when the screen is off), how can I know its exact location on the screen (if, indeed, you are referring to the "brightness adjusting button")?
KOBO AURA H2O LIGHT MANUAL
What do you mean by the " light button"? I have looked in the Kobo manual and it appears not to be a physical button. what do you mean by " sliding the Power button to the right"? The H2O only accepts pushes down (not slidings) of the Power button.Ģ. However, I have several unknowns regarding your previous message.ġ. The LED next to the power button shows no reaction either? If it blinks but the display stays unchanged, it would be a dead display for some reason But if it was still alive this far it should also react to the buttons If it's online with WiFi and stays that way the battery could drain quickly after all. Oh: The WiFi indicator is turned on in the display, if your router can display WiFi clients you could try pinging the Kobo's IP. If nothing helps, sure, get a warranty replacement.
KOBO AURA H2O LIGHT FULL
Wait for the next clear sky full moon and expose device to moonlight for 4+ hours Do all of that again (once with, once without USB cable connected) Touch the display everywhere (probably won't help but. Press and hold the reset button (not sure if that would ever do anything, but.) Press the reset button normally (make sure the paper clip is straight and not bent the reset button gives a slight click feedback if you concentrate on it so you know you're pressing it correctly) Press and hold the power button for up to a minute (normally it forces shutdown after ~15s or so)
Well, that leaves trying everything else again: Depending on whether it's stuck in an endless loop that's good at sucking the battery dry, or in a standby-esque ultra-low-power-consumption mode. You could let it run out of battery naturally but it might take years. And you risk breakage of the display which just happened one thread over or you could lose touchscreen functionality if anything happens to the bezel. You should explore all other options (not sure which ones your are, your battery indicator looks fully charged as well) before actually opening it though doing so will destroy the water seal and it won't be quite like before (the device is glued shut and on mine the glue got "lumpy" when opening it). My device was fully charged power button and reset button did not work I had to open it and disconnect the battery. Something like this happened to me recently, although I assume it's because I'm doing too much modding on mine.
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