Re: Charging light on CS Lite
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2019 3:48 am
Have you got a multimeter? Measure the voltage of the battery and if it's not 4.2v (which is when fully charged) then the charging IC has been burnt due to reverse polarity.
From your description I'm pretty confident that that has happened
the LED should stay on for a few seconds at the very least (even doing it with a fully charged battery already it typically will stay on for more than a blink).
You have two options, either get one of those 1A charging modules and solder it to the board (IN goes to the solder holes next to the USB connector, and OUT goes to the back of the battery connector on the PCB), or send me an email and we'll sort out a return and repair!
You've obviously already learnt the hard way, but don't always trust what you read and trust what your common sense says because engineers design these things and especially for batteries if BLACK if not GND then I would never trust that engineer again
your best bet is to work it out your self using the correct tools (so a multimeter would be invaluable here)
From your description I'm pretty confident that that has happened

You have two options, either get one of those 1A charging modules and solder it to the board (IN goes to the solder holes next to the USB connector, and OUT goes to the back of the battery connector on the PCB), or send me an email and we'll sort out a return and repair!
You've obviously already learnt the hard way, but don't always trust what you read and trust what your common sense says because engineers design these things and especially for batteries if BLACK if not GND then I would never trust that engineer again
