This has happened to My Newt, which subsequently recovered with no loss
of functionality. I'm thinking that by the time you read this, your
Newton will be working again. If not, well, let it rest for a while
longer. Rich's instructions seem accurate. Just... don't panic!!!
Tim
Chuck Lehman wrote:
>
> Please provide me with suggestions. I have a Newton 2100 and it has been
> working find. I last week installed a new rechargeable battery. No problems
> with its working. I had let the battery get down to around 22% and it was on
> then went, I thought, to sleep without a warning.
>
> Now I can not get it to turn on. I have tried to start by 1) taking out the
> battery, 2) without any cards installed (one 8mb card), and combinations. I
> have tried the reset button on the back and no response.
>
> I knew this day may come but not yet!!!!
>
> Any advise would be greatly appreciated. If you want to email me directly in
> addition to the digest I would also appreciate the directness.
>
> Chuck Lehman
> chuck@lehmanandlehman.com
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