Can someone post a pic of their 4700 w/ the battery and back taken off...

rickyj7 · 08-23-07, 11:29 PM

I dropped mine a few days ago and it only 2-3 feet onto a hard floor, but I have not been able to turn it back on. Tried removing and reinserting the battery several times to no avail. I then took the battery off for a couple of days and tried again. When I put it on the charger, the yellow battery light does not come on.

This happened a few weeks ago and after leaving the battery out for ~30 mins and reinserting it, it turned back on and has worked fine since. I think that my problem may be related to the battery-lock switch, but I'm not sure if mine is broken or not. I was hoping someone could post a pic of their device w/ the back and battery off, so that I try to see if my switch is broken.

Thanks in advance.

spud42 · 08-24-07, 01:01 AM

try a search for "battery switch" i seem to remember someone posting some pics a while ago..( greater than 6 months)

09-17-07, 05:32 PM

Originally Posted by rickyj7

I dropped mine a few days ago and it only 2-3 feet onto a hard floor, but I have not been able to turn it back on. Tried removing and reinserting the battery several times to no avail. I then took the battery off for a couple of days and tried again. When I put it on the charger, the yellow battery light does not come on.

This happened a few weeks ago and after leaving the battery out for ~30 mins and reinserting it, it turned back on and has worked fine since. I think that my problem may be related to the battery-lock switch, but I'm not sure if mine is broken or not. I was hoping someone could post a pic of their device w/ the back and battery off, so that I try to see if my switch is broken.

Thanks in advance.

Hi Rickyj7,

Hope the following pictures are helpful to you. The switch is indeed built in the back cover, with a small sting making contact in the device.

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If there is a way how I can send to you pictures with a better definition (and, so, heavier files), feel free to advise me.

Kind regards to all of you.

Nonante.