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Stupid thing stopped charging :(

So, I'm traveling (for a long period of time) with my TF. One day, it stopped charging.
I took apart the power brick and put it back together, I even tried to freeze it (on advice from some older "not charging" threads), nothing helps.
When I connect the TF to my laptop via USB - it recognizes the TF. When I connect my iPod to the power brick (with its own cable obviously) - it charges just fine. So what broke?!
I hate this, the local stores here don't sell the power brick separately and I don't even know if that's the source of the problem.
This sucks

Sounds like the power pin in the TF port has bent/broken or just has some detritus/dirt/foreign matter in it and is stopping it from charging properly. Have a look, but you might need to check the port with lots of light and a magnifying glass, so not easy while you're on the move.

If you are in the US Office Depot sells the charger and USB cable for $30.

strange thing is that sometime my transformer doesn't charge.
i have to reboot and it start to charge again.

Same happened here. Asus tech wanted me to wipe the device. After trying other options to get it to charge, I did but it didn't wipe... Go figure... But it booted up normally and now it has been charging.
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Apparently charging has some history of issues on the TF101.
I just had mine act up on me, went around the house trying different wall sockets and checked that it worked fine via USB to PC. Ended up taking a can of dust-off to all the pins, then shoving the plug hard into the TF101 socket. Now it works.

Should have mentioned I have a dock as well, which doesn't charge either (so problem is probably with cable/brick)
I'm trying to get new ones (nowhere to be found here, but I'm trying to get one sent to me). I tried looking for dust/dirt and different wall sockets, no luck.
Weird thing - I left it plugged in to the wall overnight and it grew from 5% to 15%, so looks like some electricity is trickling.

I had the same problem with mine after I had it for 5 weeks, I just RMA'd it and everything is fine.

Im having the same exact problem. I left it charging over night by mistake the night before yesterday. I only let it charge 3 hours the most because I know the Transformers have known issues.
I tried to charge it this morning and nothing. I plug it into my PC. The PC recognized the Transformer but no charging. Turned it on and off, nothing.
Just put the power brick in the freezer, waiting to dry up to see if it works .

Although the tf charger and cable has a usb connector it is not usb compliant. the charger brick looks for a gnd signal on pin 7 of the usb connector ( normally a usb 3.0 data line) to determine it should supply 15V to the positive charge pin vs standard 5V. The slow charge you are seeing is from the 5V supply . check to see if pin7 is seeing the gnd signal. Are you using a usb 2.0 extension cable as it doesn't have have pin 7 conductor. be careful connecting your ipod as it could accidentaly see 15V vs the 5V it is designed for.

[Q] Battery not charging

I touched on this in the EOS thread, but I've discovered it's probably not the ROM's fault and some other problem. I was staying in a very old hotel, which I assume had very poor electricity (not sure if relevant, but wife's iphone was charging slowly too, so maybe it could be part of the problem - way too low voltage or something). Plugged the (TF101) in and it charged barely, if at all. If I recall, the wall adapter got hot on the first try (didn't really take much notice as this has happened semi-frequently since I got it - might describe it more as "warm" in the past, where in this case I'd call it "hot") and from then on probably charged to about a max of 25% in 24 hours. So assuming the problem was the hotel, I tried it again at home, where I knew it always worked, and it still doesn't charge. so...
TL : DR - charger isn't charging - thought it was the electrical supply but it's not (though it could have started the downward spiral of breakage)
I tried freezing the adapter, bending pins, hard reset/cold boot, etc as per different threads on the subject. Didn't help.
Tried plugging the USB cord into a PC and it shows up as a connected device - doesn't show charging on the Transformer, but I don't think it's supposed to - so I think that means the cord is okay.
I plugged a Blackberry with its USB cord into the wall charger and it shows "charging" so it would seem that part is okay - but not necessarily definitive proof as it's a completely different device, just my only other USB device I could test.
This all happened right after flashing the newest EOS Jellybean ROM (from #70 to #72 - no full wipe - cache & dalvik wipe only), but I've switched back to Megatron, which worked perfectly in the past, and nothing changed with the charging. So unless it's possible for parts of the EOS ROM to remain (after a full wipe this time), it would seem the problem is with the charging circuit or the battery itself, right? Not sure what steps to take to test that.
I think I will probably try a new charger anyway, as that seems the cheapest of the $$$ options to try first, but are there any tests I can do in the meantime without spending money on replacement parts? At the moment I have it plugged in with the power off to see if that does anything - will update with any positive results
(Sorry for long-winded question, I wanted to get as much relevant info in there as possible. Hopefully I got it all)

Start by buying a new usb cable, that fixed my issue. Wall socket and usb port only trickle charged my tf101 (about 48 hours for full charge) tried all the freezing, bending pins but nothing worked. I then brought a new usb cable as a last resort (Wall warts are quite expensive so i was apprehensive of buying a new one) and it started charging straight away. seemed strange because the charging issue was just out of the blue (No damaged to the cable)

doubt this needs an update, but my new charger and (longer!) cord came today and it's charging my tablet perfectly. thanks for the info
now to catch up on 2 weeks worth of ROM updates

Dunno if its the right thread but I was also wondering:
My TF101 charges perfektly with the Wallcharger (TF to USB Cable + Adapter). But as soon, as I put
an USB-to-USB-Cable between Adapter and TF-USB-Cable to enlarge the range ... it wont charge anymore.
But: if I connect the same config it to my PC... I'm fully able to Up/Download/ ADB etc... so it can't be the connection
at all.
What's the trick? What am I missing?

[Q] TF101 only charges when completely shutdown?

I am having the weirdest problem on my Asus Transformer TF101 . I had updated to ICS via ASUS's check update option and then it stopped charging at all ( I do not have the dock, just the wallwart) .... . It would not charge ( not even show a charge flash symbol on the battery ) when the tablet is on AND plugged in..It would ONLY charge with the Wallwart when the tab is completely shutdown .i.e. I would have to shutdown the tab completely and then plug it in so that it can trickle charge over night to +80%. I changed the cable , changed the wall wart same issue... Then I thought its possibly a sw issue so I resetted , wiped caches, reset battery stats and even upgraded the sw to a Rayman's CyanogenMod 10 ♦ B4 ( currently running it ) .. Now I can at least see a small charge flash symbol when the tab is plugged in but instead of charging the tab , when I look at the battery status it shows discharging.... I can only charge this dang thing when its completely shutdown.. I still think its a sw issue.. Wondering anyone else had this issue and more importantly what is the fix ?? ..
Fixes I found in the forum that I've tried so far :
1. check/uncheck the stay awake option
2. Rooted ,installed Rayman's CM10-B4 rom
3. install dual battery app to check battery stats,( dont know why was this suggested as a fix )
4. wiped battery stats in recovery mode , thrice
5. changed usb cable
6. Put the charger/wallwart in freezer overnight and then check the charging ..
I'm outta warranty duration so desperately need to fix this on my own ..

You are using the ASUS TF101 supplied charger with its included cable, and nothing else? I.e. no extension USB cord etc.
The ASUS TF101 charges using 12-15V from the wallwart, not the standard USB 5V. Using standard USB, it's only able to trickle charge during power off, and this sounds exactly as what you are describing.

I had the same problem a couple of weeks ago. I even tried the freezer trick too in desperation as it was my last resort before admitting defeat in my battle with trickle charging. In the end I purchased this charger off ebay:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140714910102?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
I know it's advertised as a UK charger but if you read further down the page they ship the US and EU charger too. I've had it for about a week now and it works perfectly. I was dubious about buying a non Asus charger after reading reviews about them on Amazon about overheating but mine seems fine. If anything it's actually cooler than the original one.

kuisma said:
You are using the ASUS TF101 supplied charger with its included cable, and nothing else? I.e. no extension USB cord etc.
The ASUS TF101 charges using 12-15V from the wallwart, not the standard USB 5V. Using standard USB, it's only able to trickle charge during power off, and this sounds exactly as what you are describing.
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I have tested with the same USB cable that came with it originally and the wall wart is original too. I changed the wall wart and USB to see if there's a difference but apparently none. Not using any USB hubs either...

michael_duvalle said:
I had the same problem a couple of weeks ago. I even tried the freezer trick too in desperation as it was my last resort before admitting defeat in my battle with trickle charging. In the end I purchased this charger off ebay:
I know it's advertised as a UK charger but if you read further down the page they ship the US and EU charger too. I've had it for about a week now and it works perfectly. I was dubious about buying a non Asus charger after reading reviews about them on Amazon about overheating but mine seems fine. If anything it's actually cooler than the original one.
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Thanks for the suggestion mate , I already tried z different charger ---this one seems to be a sw issue'

r00txs said:
Thanks for the suggestion mate , I already tried z different charger ---this one seems to be a sw issue'
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Sorry to disagree, but everything you describe sounds as a charger issue to me, not a SW issue. If it happens even with the TF powered off this makes me almost sure...
Sometimes it's good to start from the begining, although you think you have tried everything...
Get your TF, your asus original wall adapter and cable and try it. Does it work?
If not try another outlet on your house. Does it work?
If not, you may even try another outlet (work, school, whatever). Does it work?
If not exchange only the wall adapter (for another asus original one if possible) and start over.
If nothing changes, get back to your wall charger, change the USB charging cable and start again.
If nothing changes, change wall adapter + cable and start again.
Remember... The TF will only charge with the asus wall adapter and cable or a specific charger. If you try to use your computer's USB or a wall adapter from a phone / generic USB device you won't get any charge at all, and will only trickle charge when the TF is off.

CalvinH said:
Sorry to disagree, but everything you describe sounds as a charger issue to me, not a SW issue. If it happens even with the TF powered off this makes me almost sure...
Sometimes it's good to start from the begining, although you think you have tried everything...
Get your TF, your asus original wall adapter and cable and try it. Does it work?
If not try another outlet on your house. Does it work?
If not, you may even try another outlet (work, school, whatever). Does it work?
If not exchange only the wall adapter (for another asus original one if possible) and start over.
If nothing changes, get back to your wall charger, change the USB charging cable and start again.
If nothing changes, change wall adapter + cable and start again.
Remember... The TF will only charge with the asus wall adapter and cable or a specific charger. If you try to use your computer's USB or a wall adapter from a phone / generic USB device you won't get any charge at all, and will only trickle charge when the TF is off.
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Same problem and all i did was get a new asus charger and bam charging, thank you soooo much omg my tablet has been messed up for so long thank you.

Charging Problem
I'm using the original charger and yet the Dock will not charge and the TF101 won't charge unless i shut it down

rnahlawi said:
I'm using the original charger and yet the Dock will not charge and the TF101 won't charge unless i shut it down
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Sounds like there is an issue that the charger is not recognizing that an Eee Pad is attached. Might be time for a new charger.

Hello all, I have the exact same problem. I received my Asus TF101 for Christmas last year. Then later I found out that you need it root it in order to upgrade the OS. I rooted my TF, then I upgrade it the OS from Honeycomb(4.0.3) to Jellybean(4.1.2), (4.2.2) A month later after upgrading the OS my battery drain faster and I can only charge the battery with my TF turned off. If I plugged the the charger while its on it, the battery says its not charging. I change the wall wart and the cable but the issue still persist. Please help!!!
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jbusti75 said:
Hello all, I have the exact same problem. I received my Asus TF101 for Christmas last year. Then later I found out that you need it root it in order to upgrade the OS. I rooted my TF, then I upgrade it the OS from Honeycomb(4.0.3) to Jellybean(4.1.2), (4.2.2) A month later after upgrading the OS my battery drain faster and I can only charge the battery with my TF turned off. If I plugged the the charger while its on it, the battery says its not charging. I change the wall wart and the cable but the issue still persist. Please help!!!
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Is the new wall wart you are using a genuine Asus wall wart? If it is just a tablet USB charger, that will not work as the TF101 needs 15 VDC to charge instead of the standard 5 VDC of USB. The Asus wall wart auto-detects and switches between the two voltages to allow it to be used for other devices as well.

[Q] Won't charge

So I went to turn the screen on, noticed the battery was at 17%, then checked the battery info and it said it had been on battery for 3 days now (odd), so I tried to plug something else in the asus usb wall charger, didn't seem to be working, so I tried using my nook usb wall charger with the transformer (it was 2.0amp output i think), the transformer still wouldn't charge. Tried plugging it into another wall outlet, another house, a car, still won't charge. tried changing cables, did nothing. even tried changing the rom. was on paranoidandroid, then put back on cm10.
I didn't try changing the recovery (using TWRP) figured that wouldn't affect anything. When I turn the device off it does charge, but goes up by 1% every hour, or even less.
So I'm at a dead end on what is going on or what to do, anyone have any suggestions? I don't know if asus would still honor the warranty since I have it rooted or not.

Did you try wiping battery stats from CWM? If it comes to that, you can flash back to stock and Asus would be none the wiser.

Lethe6 said:
Did you try wiping battery stats from CWM? If it comes to that, you can flash back to stock and Asus would be none the wiser.
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Well like my original post says, I'm using TWRP and not CWM... but I'll have to reinstall CWM because TWRP sucks in terms of features. Doesn't even have that battery wipe option. I'm going to try to install CWM and try that but my battery is very low now (6%.)

As soon as I reinstalled CWM the device now says "charging" but it still won't charge. Device is at 3% battery now, lock screen says charging, but the status bar says not charging. Even tried wiping battery stats.

Ellises said:
Well like my original post says, I'm using TWRP and not CWM... but I'll have to reinstall CWM because TWRP sucks in terms of features. Doesn't even have that battery wipe option. I'm going to try to install CWM and try that but my battery is very low now (6%.)
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I have good news AND bad news. The good news is: You're not alone cause I have the exact same problem and it's not your software, cwm or rom. The bad news is: it's your usb cable. As described in this excellent thread, the TF101 needs at least 11v to charge. The wall charger by default charges with 5v, unless there is a 15v cable plugged in like usb3 cable which will short so the charger will know what's attached. Then it will give a 15v charge and the tab will charge. Unless your usb cable is broken, like mine. I've attached a pic of my usb cable, where the yellow wire has come loose and the circuit is broken. The charger will only charge with 5v and the only when the tab is turned off. For the fun of it I will try to solder it, but the easier (and much less frustrating) way is to buy a new one on ebay for a mere 4 dollar. Bought mine today, so I hope it will ship soon. Good luck!

Maarten_0031 said:
I have good news AND bad news. The good news is: You're not alone cause I have the exact same problem and it's not your software, cwm or rom. The bad news is: it's your usb cable. As described in this excellent thread, the TF101 needs at least 11v to charge. The wall charger by default charges with 5v, unless there is a 15v cable plugged in like usb3 cable which will short so the charger will know what's attached. Then it will give a 15v charge and the tab will charge. Unless your usb cable is broken, like mine. I've attached a pic of my usb cable, where the yellow wire has come loose and the circuit is broken. The charger will only charge with 5v and the only when the tab is turned off. For the fun of it I will try to solder it, but the easier (and much less frustrating) way is to buy a new one on ebay for a mere 4 dollar. Bought mine today, so I hope it will ship soon. Good luck!
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Thanks for the information, I didn't realize the asus usb wall charger was rated at 15v = 1.2a, because here all this time i thought it was the amps that made the difference. Also I did had two asus usb cables. I plugged back in the original asus usb wall charger and the device says charging by ac now.
So I have confirmed my problem was when I flashed the TWRP recovery, for some reason it wasn't allowing the device to charge correctly, the CWM recovery works fine.

[ KatKiss-KitKat #019 ]Battery not charging?

Hello.
Yesterday I upgraded from KatKiss #018 to #019. Up to now #018 had worked perfectly, but today with #019 I noticed that when plugging in my charger (I don't have the dock), I didn't get the little 'flash' sign on the battery notification; going into the settings to look at battery usage, I noticed that i said 'Battery not charging' even though I had left the charger plugged in.
I unplugged the charger, turned off the tablet, and replugged the charger, and the tablet turned on, which it does when plugging in the charger and being off.
Has anybody had this problem? Is it really charging but not notifying it? If not, what can I do besides reflashing?
Thanks!

me too
fdelente said:
Hello.
Yesterday I upgraded from KatKiss #018 to #019. Up to now #018 had worked perfectly, but today with #019 I noticed that when plugging in my charger (I don't have the dock), I didn't get the little 'flash' sign on the battery notification; going into the settings to look at battery usage, I noticed that i said 'Battery not charging' even though I had left the charger plugged in.
I unplugged the charger, turned off the tablet, and replugged the charger, and the tablet turned on, which it does when plugging in the charger and being off.
Has anybody had this problem? Is it really charging but not notifying it? If not, what can I do besides reflashing?
Thanks!
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me too, i just flash it usually,,, battery at 100% wipe cache system etc, when my tf reach 0% it wont charge, but when i charge in off mode ( shutdown TF ) it charge but so long, 8 hour only charge 20% need help to resolve this issue,,,

I have the same issue, battery will not charge. and it seem that it will not get supported here, no answer from the dev, please dev look it up

I am fine with kitkat 19. You guys above may give a try to change a data cable to charge your tablet.

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vegetaxda said:
I am fine with kitkat 19. You guys above may give a try to change a data cable to charge your tablet.
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If my tf port charge broken,why when off mode my tf wake automatically when connect charger?
My charger perfect work in my friend tf,also when i connect to pc it detected by pc n can transfer data,if it broke,it cant be detected,right?
Sorry for my bad english
Best regard
Riady diethelz

No problems for me and most people I guess otherwise they would stay away from the rom if it was not charging
Try to power off completely your tablet, then cold boot.
Try to change cable, try to test with another charger.
If that doesn't help do a full wipe and a clean install and test again before reinstalling anything else on your tablet.
if that still doesn't help, follow the procedure to report an issue in my signature, I'm not psychic.

Hello.
I have a problem related to the battery as well. Ever since I flashed to #19, my tablet and dock battery seem to run dry very quickly in sleep mode. I have come home from work to occasionally find the tablet unable to boot (it had a dock charge of no greater than 75% and a tablet charge of 100%) and when I plug the charger into the dock and then boot it, I find both batteries have next to no charge.
This is only on timduru's KK#19. I never saw this problem on #18 and below, or any of the previous 'droid versions (4.3.1_029 or 4.2.2_226).
I am currently letting the tablet's battery run to empty and then I will be charging the dock and tablet separately, but this is the first time I've ever encountered this problem.

okay
timduru said:
No problems for me and most people I guess otherwise they would stay away from the rom if it was not charging
Try to power off completely your tablet, then cold boot.
Try to change cable, try to test with another charger.
If that doesn't help do a full wipe and a clean install and test again before reinstalling anything else on your tablet.
if that still doesn't help, follow the procedure to report an issue in my signature, I'm not psychic.
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thanks for reply, i will try 3rd method because i have do 1 n 2 method but no use,,,its still can charge but in off mode, but it took much time,,,12 hour only get 35% battery,,,,clean instal?format data too???i have do installation step,,,format system,cache dalvik,,,its happen when my battery reach 0%,,,i have try my friend charge,,,but also cant charge,,,but my charger can charge in my friend TF,,,,i will try change other ROM then to check if it also have the same problem...

KatKiss #20 no charging problems here
perompak13 said:
thanks for reply, i will try 3rd method because i have do 1 n 2 method but no use,,,its still can charge but in off mode, but it took much time,,,12 hour only get 35% battery,,,,clean instal?format data too???i have do installation step,,,format system,cache dalvik,,,its happen when my battery reach 0%,,,i have try my friend charge,,,but also cant charge,,,but my charger can charge in my friend TF,,,,i will try change other ROM then to check if it also have the same problem...
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Did you try another ROM? I'm on #20 and I think I have (mentionable) more battery life. Not charging issues. Guess the fresh installment / wipe helped or an energy eater didn't survive the reinstall. Also I could observe two things (which I don't know of if they are related): Sometimes when the tab was docked it didn't charge. Second the the tab hat a battery problem. When docked and in sleep -> Dock empty next morning. I controlled this with Juice defender but weren't able to locate the problem in an app. This is now gone.
From my experience: I bought 2 power cable for the TF101 (only cable). One works as USB cable with no loading feature (not on USB 3.0 nor on the wallcharger). The other one works as USB connection cable and as wall charger. I can extend the original cable with USB to USB cable to transfer data and charge. I can't get any of that both two (CHEAP) cables to load extended or trasfer data. The two cables I bought at ebay were diffrent vendors. One for ~2,50€ the other for ~4€. If I remember right the original cable where much much more. What I want to say: There are huge diffrences in USB cables. Dunno. It would be a strange accident that the charger or cable broke when / while you intalled a ROM. Could it be that the "intelligent" battery stats are broken somehow? So they think the battery is full and therefor not charge? Or would the icon / indicator then show 100%? Does the icon get its information from the same source (or directly from) as the android battery management?
(ps: 12 hours for 35%=! ROFL!?? What charger is that?)
You may consider having a look at this HowTo

Piehti said:
Did you try another ROM? I'm on #20 and I think I have (mentionable) more battery life. Not charging issues. Guess the fresh installment / wipe helped or an energy eater didn't survive the reinstall. Also I could observe two things (which I don't know of if they are related): Sometimes when the tab was docked it didn't charge. Second the the tab hat a battery problem. When docked and in sleep -> Dock empty next morning. I controlled this with Juice defender but weren't able to locate the problem in an app. This is now gone.
From my experience: I bought 2 power cable for the TF101 (only cable). One works as USB cable with no loading feature (not on USB 3.0 nor on the wallcharger). The other one works as USB connection cable and as wall charger. I can extend the original cable with USB to USB cable to transfer data and charge. I can't get any of that both two (CHEAP) cables to load extended or trasfer data. The two cables I bought at ebay were diffrent vendors. One for ~2,50€ the other for ~4€. If I remember right the original cable where much much more. What I want to say: There are huge diffrences in USB cables. Dunno. It would be a strange accident that the charger or cable broke when / while you intalled a ROM. Could it be that the "intelligent" battery stats are broken somehow? So they think the battery is full and therefor not charge? Or would the icon / indicator then show 100%? Does the icon get its information from the same source (or directly from) as the android battery management?
(ps: 12 hours for 35%=! ROFL!?? What charger is that?)
You may consider having a look at this HowTo
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i have mention in other thread,,,my charger original from asus,,,my asus has 2 years with me no problem before,,,,it can connect to laptop,buat when charge in on mode it cant,,,my charger ONLY can charge my battery in off mode (device shutdown),i will try full wipe back to factory re root etc,,,and then fresh install,,,,but it will take more time because i am still wait fot 100% battery,,,

perompak13 said:
i have mention in other thread,,,my charger original from asus,,,my asus has 2 years with me no problem before,,,,it can connect to laptop,buat when charge in on mode it cant,,,my charger ONLY can charge my battery in off mode (device shutdown),i will try full wipe back to factory re root etc,,,and then fresh install,,,,but it will take more time because i am still wait fot 100% battery,,,
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if it takes that much time even when it's off, it means that it's only charging at 5V.
Also at 5V it won't charge unless the screen is off if I remember well.
There's a special pin/connection made in the cable for the charger to detect that it's a Transformer plugged that will make it charge at 12+V
There's most likely a pin/ contact broken either in your cable / charger /tab, that prevents it to charge at high voltage.

perompak13 said:
i have mention in other thread,,,my charger original from asus,,,my asus has 2 years with me
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So you say you go with option #3 then because u already did option 2, right? Quote Tim on option 2: "Try to change cable, try to test with another charger.".
So you have 2 x THIS and 2 x THIS? Because that would mean, what Tim suggested I guess. As far as I know this is the only way ASUS shipps the original TF101.
I'm asking because most people that I know would buy another noname charger or even just a noname cable instead of horribly expensive original pieces. If you really got the 2 x 2 pieces shown above,
then I'd guess wether your tablet is broken or the software on it is broken. But again: Did the charging problem REALLY firstly appeared when intalled the ROM? Or did you install the ROM because of the
fault? Or don't you exactly know.
To point out again: It would be a strange coincidence, that both cables AND adapters would stop working exacly at the same time when u installed #19. If you use 2 different cables at the same adapter: Then it's possible that the adapter is broken and only gives the USB (5V) loading speed. If you use 2 adapters and 2 cables and tryed all combinations: The most likely something with the tab isn't cool. The software or the hardware...
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Precisely what I meant.
Cheers.

I have loaded #29, and I started seeing this issue immediately. It was fine before that. After loading the ROM, it would only charge when TF is dead. I have the original charger and cable that came with it which was working fine before the upgrade. So, I don't suspect either of them.

kandhavelr said:
I have loaded #29, and I started seeing this issue immediately. It was fine before that. After loading the ROM, it would only charge when TF is dead. I have the original charger and cable that came with it which was working fine before the upgrade. So, I don't suspect either of them.
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I was going with #29 and #30. Havent seen or heard about any loading issues but that was related to loading the tab on an USB port ... What actually is an bad idea even on USB3.0.
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