Asus TF300T Will Not Charge

JustAsIAm

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Apr 3, 2011
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I have an Asus TF300T and have had it for 6 months now. It has worked flawlessly.

I have lost the USB cable and AC adapter that came with it.

I bought another 6' cable from Amazon and plugged it into my computer. My computer recognizes the tablet. However, when I plug the same usb cable into a proven AC/USB plug and plugged it into the wall, the TF300T activates, but it does not show the little lightning bolt that tells me it is charging. I go into the battery program and it says it is not charging.

Ideas?

Note: I have not dropped or damaged this unit. It was charging perfectly when I had the original cable and ac adapter.

Here is an interest thing. I just plugged the TF300T into the keyboard I bought for it and plugged the USB cable into the keyboard. The widget shows that the TF300T is charging, but the keyboard is not.

Ideas?
 
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Aug 24, 2010
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Standard phone charger does not have the wattage output to charge the tablet.
But a new charger for tablets.
Caseen.com had excellent accessories for Asus tablets.
I have an Asus TF300T and have had it for 6 months now. It has worked flawlessly.

I have lost the USB cable and AC adapter that came with it.

I bought another 6' cable from Amazon and plugged it into my computer. My computer recognizes the tablet. However, when I plug the same usb cable into a proven AC/USB plug and plugged it into the wall, the TF300T activates, but it does not show the little lightning bolt that tells me it is charging. I go into the battery program and it says it is not charging.

Ideas?

Note: I have not dropped or damaged this unit. It was charging perfectly when I had the original cable and ac adapter.

Here is an interest thing. I just plugged the TF300T into the keyboard I bought for it and plugged the USB cable into the keyboard. The widget shows that the TF300T is charging, but the keyboard is not.

Ideas?
 

Frederuco

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Jul 6, 2011
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Alan is right. The stock charger outputs 15 VDC when it detects an Eee Pad. Otherwise it outputs 5 VDC.

Anything below 11 VDC and the tablet does not show it is charging.

You can use a computer USB port, but it will charge at a rate of 3% per hour, but only when the screen is off.

An iPad (2 amp) charger will yield a rate of about 10% per hour with the screen off.

I would recommend getting another Asus charger, or get the one from Caseen.

Moved to the Asus TF300 forum.
 
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