I have seen this "charging error" message on a Nokia 6265i before. All I know is that I charged the battery charged using a spare battery charger but for whatever reason, the phone said it only had one bar of battery charge left even after charging it overnight. After this would happen, the phone would give the charging error message if I plugged the main charger into the phone. The only way to get it to recharge the battery would be to remove the charging plug from the phone and reinsert it. It would usualy charge for a few minutes and come up with the error message again and I would have to keep repeating this process (sometimes 10 to 20 times) but it would eventually charge the battery properly. I have seen this on a couple of 6265i's and BL-6C's but after the battery charges again properly, everything is fine.
I've had the sam problem with my 8800, it'd say "not charging" 7 out of 10 tries, I thought it was defective but did not have time for repairs. I went back to my contry for a trip and to my surprise the problem was solved using 220V
Now I use the sirocco desk charger to charge my 8800 and have no problems at all, and yes it fits
So, it could just be the voltage, have no idea why it happens though..In my case it was dfinately the voltage
My N95 doesn't charge with its charger either, fortunately it seems to work just fine with my N800 charger. My advice is to try an adapter from a different model if you have one.
have you tried turning the phone OFF first? i have that error too if it's on, or if it was sitting in a hot (or cold) car all day. i also dealt with the endless scrolling battery graph (never shows 'battery full' just keeps going.) i never got that error with the phone OFF, although it may take awhile to start, esp if you drained a Li-Ion battery too far.
Most Nokias are happy with the common ACP-7U charger
Originally Posted by Rico_snts
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