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The Kindle Fire, Fire, or Amazon Fire is an Android-based media tablet by Amazon with a multi-touch color display. Repair requires only screwdrivers and prying tools.

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Nothing is working, black screen

My #&%^ Kindle Fire won't do anything! It won't turn on. I have been using my Kindle Fire plugged in - thinking it would make better sense to use electricity to operate it rather than use the internal batteries. Even when it would still charge, I had to wiggle the cord plugged in the side to get it to charge. Now it won't turn on regardless of how much I wiggle the cord. I have only a black screen. (I have replaced the cord and the cube to plug into the wall.)

Is it dead as in time to buy a new one? or can it be salvaged with new internal batteries? It is about 4 yrs old.

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I have fixed the black screen of death. All I needed was two guitar picks and a dab of superglue. My fire would not power on at all, I tried all the usual resets nothing worked, so I very carefully removed the back of the screen using two guitar picks. Then using a magnifying glass I searched for the battery connector and it had become detached. The little clip had broken and it would not stay on. Held it with my fingers pressed the power button and it started straight away, I Le t go of the clip and lost all power. Tried electrical tape but still lost power, so a tiny tab of superglue on the terminal ( and I mean a tiny dab ) held terminal in place and let the glue hold. left it for an hour, it powered up right away and I had lost nothing from fire.

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The charging port on the Kindle Fires are a notorious issue. It starts off like you're experience, where you have to wiggle the cord. Soon even that doesn't work.

If you aren't comfortable soldering, you can try this... insert the cord into the charging port, and apply pressure to the side of the cable close to the charging port. If you had the Kindle laying on a counter, apply pressure diagonally down and to the left/right. Hold it here for a couple of minutes and see if the charging status screen appears. If it doesn't try diagonally up and left/right. Typically, you will find the direction it likes if a few minutes. After you find the direction, you can fully charge it without having to apply hand pressure for a couple of hours, by standing the kindle on top of the charging cord/port - think of the cord as a very flimsy single leg - then prop the kindle against the wall so it keeps standing on the port. You may have to manipulate the cord direction, to recreate the same diagonal pressure. This is a work around to get the Kindle Fire to charge. As stupid as this sounds, it is what a friend of mine does with his Kindle Fire, and he has been perfectly content to charge it this way for about a year now.

What has happened is there are cracks in the solder joints of the charging port, so you have to physically manipulate the charging cord to provide the port with enough contact to charge. The long term fix is to open the Kindle and resolder the charging port. Here is a video of repairing the charging port: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxqq_XJA...

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This may seem very strange but I turned my son’s tablet upside down in its case because the screen wasn’t flipping around like it should when he turned it and then it wouldn’t start up. The screen kept going black. I search for answers on the web and most told me to hold the power button down until it shut down or remove the battery and reinsert it. I ended up removing the case (as I was going to try to open it up to get to the battery) and tried it one last time. It works perfectly now. WTH??

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