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[Nexus S General] alf69mi:
It should work, but is only a temp bypass to the problem : in 233 when i turn on the screen wifi reconnection is immediate, instead with 234 is taking so much...
[Nexus S General] TonyArmstrong:
This might be simple and you may have already done it, but try changing your WiFi channel at the router.

I was getting ****ty speed on both my Evo running CM7 (nightly 80 which is 2.3.4) and my NS4G running rooted stock GRJ22. I made my router choose channel 2 (rather than auto-selecting a channel which always seemed like channel 11).

That led to an IMMEDIATE increase in speed - over 100% better - from avg 5Mbit dls to 11Mbit on both devices.
[Nexus S General] alf69mi:
The same problem happens at home and at work but only with the 234 upd. Now i'm back to 233 and i'm ok, so the problem is surely related to 234 upd nothing else, at least for me...

And i'm not claiming about speed, but high delays in getting wifi connectivity (from grey to green) , either activating it manually or exiting from screen-off
[Nexus S General] [c]K:
Bumping this up because I'm having the same issue since 2.3.4...

please star
[Nexus S General] Nexus-S:
Yep, was an issue in 2.3.2, fixed in 2.3.3 and the problem has resurfaced in 2.3.4.

It seems like it's one step forward and two steps back with Android at the moment.
[Nexus S General] alf69mi:
Remember to star and partecipate also in the google forums thread hoping Google will fix it... thanks

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=433c283cb9c0ba87&hl=en
[Nexus S General] vrhunski:
I have 2 Nexus S

both bought same day from bestbuy.

no root on both phones.

2.3.4

Baseband I9020XXKD1

Build number GRJ22

on one after update on 2.3.4 WIFI connection signal is like 2-3 bars

(1 meter from AP) And disconnect every few minutes from AP. (I know this because playing some game online and bother me so much).

Other phone is fine :(((( Work like charm. Full signal and wifi work just fine.
[Nexus S General] kibmcz:
I noticed that on the stock 2.3.4 but it seems to be instant switch on CM 7.1 rc1.
[Nexus S General] alf69mi:
Yep problem does not occur on cm7 and Miui. I have told Google already but they are most likely thinking on ICE creams :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naranova7:
so is there any honeycomb port available for galaxy s by chance?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
Nope not yet and i dont think they will be.

honeycomb is for tablets and i dont think it would work well on a phone.

however there are some honeycomb themes and apps for the SGS, so perhaps you could try them out...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Probability is if SGS gets another major update it will be to Ice Cream as the path appears to have forked .

Will SGS get the Ice Cream update is a complete unknown for the present .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naranova7:
yea i know it's for tablets but ive heard there are some ways to get honeycomb on some phones..... i dont know how serious it was though, anyways but i think galaxy s must get the ice cream, or ill never buy a samsung ever again lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rschenck:
We could probably port windows ce onto a galaxy...or windows 7...maybe fortran....but why?

Ability is not the issue...sanity is.

And even if Samsung never releases ICS to galaxy s, I can bet that CyanogenMod 8 will be based on it
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Boskoel03:
Best progres is honey on Dezire,look there.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naranova7:
cyanogenmod still dont officially support sgs -why is that btw- and still it's themed, id rather see how an unthemed ics will look on the phone......
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rschenck:
The current cm7 beta for sgs will be a release candidate soon, then sgs will be officially supported by the cyanogen team. The sgsteam has done a fantastic job clearing issues.
[Wildfire General] stabak:
Since a CM7.0.3 upgrade from 7.0.2, any market download crashes... instantly the download icon appears on the dock and disapears.. update works fine, the install choice has the problem

tried to clean any market cache and reinstalled gapps, but no luck. Where can I trace the error..? Any suggestions...? Thanks!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
I have just been on the phone with an ASUS support Tech, and he has told me that one model of PSU has a known fault.

The model number is : 0B-LF.

Unfortunately my PSU is 0B-1LF, and as it does NOT have a known fault, it looks like I am going to be returning the whole tablet.

I had the option to return only the PSU, but if it turned out to be a tablet fault I would then be liable for any shipping costs for the second RMA.

As I have a few problems with case creek and speaker popping I will be returning the whole thing.

No Transformer for 7-10 days, and then all the hassle of reinstalling..

What a pain.

If you have the Charger with model number above,I Suggest you call ASUS asap.

You can get a cheaper call to the tech support by calling 01442202700 in the UK, and then requesting a transfer in the menus (saynoto0870.com ftw).
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jratzo:
Mine is OB-1LF, how is that the same as OB-LF and whats faulty about it? My TF isn't faulty, would they just replace the power supply
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
0B-LF has a KNOWN to asus fault and will probably just be swapped out (i have no confirmation of this)

0B-1LF dosen't have a known fault, so if you have no problem then no need to get it replaced.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Budadank:
+1

Mine says 0B-1LF too, I bought my TF-101 yesterday brand new. I would suggest the OB-1LF is the new revision.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] krighton:
where are people finding the number on the power plug..i can't see it.

never mind, i pulled out my magnifying glass....1LF
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jratzo:
Thanks, I read what you said wrong I thought you were listing your model as equal to the faulty model, thanks for the info.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] finalhit:
+1 on the confusing OP.

it seems like what you're saying is,

1) your tf has problems

2) a certain model# is know to asus to having problem

3) unforutately, you have a diff model #

4) therefore you gotta send yours back.

statements 1 and 4 doesn't seem to have anything to do with 2 and 3. it's quite confusing.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] stuntdouble:
Perfectly clear and set out logically in first post. Don't see why people are having a hard time understanding it tbh. I would imagine that there aren't that many 0B-LF chargers circulating around. Usually anything to do with power adapter faults on a large-ish scale and it's an automatic recall required. The writing is ridiculously small on it though. Doesnt help that it has multiple languages on it either.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
Apologies, I agree it wasn't 100% clear!

I say it is unfortunate that my charger isn't on the known fault list, because that means they won't just send me a new one, Instead I have to send back my entire TF so they can do the same fault finding I have already done.

I mainly opened this thread so that the faulty model number could be made public.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] AcidCool2K:
Fault Description Post?

Hi, can you briefly describe or point me to the post that talks about the PSU issue relating to the the faulty model discussed above? Thanks in advance.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
Afraid not, I got the information from an ASUS tech when on the phone about my own faulty PSU.

There are several other threads on faulty PSU's, but no one was listing model numbers until now
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] AcidCool2K:
Type of fault

So I guess what happened to your PSU was pretty much does not charge the tablet (battery level keep draining rather than increase) even though everything plugged in correctly?

Did it work previously and just suddenly when dead on the charging? Or this is first try of charging and not working?

Also, do you have dock unit and trying the PSU on it too? Just try to see if it was the dang PSU or the plug connector or the tablet connector itself.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
The problem is covered here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1079021
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] vicw:
I disagree with your comment that the first post was perfectly clear and set out logically. It was very poorly punctuated, and if I read the first sentence literally, ending after the word tablet, I would conclude that he is returning the TF because of the OB-1LF. I was able to glean his actual meaning from his follow up posting.

bbilko would do future readers a favor if he could edit the original post, and clean it up, since that is the first thing they will read on the subject.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
Agreed, if you read past the line breaks then you would come to the correct conclusion that I am returning the entire tablet.

I have however taken your point and amended the post to make things clearer.

I am afraid at the time I wrote it I was rather annoyed.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] stuntdouble:
All right, it could have been clearer but it's not like it was cryptic.

He rang them >was told a certain model has a fault >he doesnt have that model >had to send whole lot back to be tested to make sure it wasnt anything else causing the problems, rather than just the charger on its own. =a logical progression.

Something that isnt logical is that I normally read threads backwards (newest posts first). Usually glean some handy info quicker that way. :) If everyone on these forums who started a post, added extra info from the rest of the thread (as time went on), to the original post, it would make things a lot easier to find/read up on, as you say for this post. But most the time it just doesnt happen unfortunately.

Anyways I'm still thankful he gave us some info, that no one else has reported on so far, in the first place.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] UKseagull:
And I thought it was just me that did that! (On the larger threads).
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Reverence12389:
My model number on my PSU is AD8-27M...does anyone else have something similar....or am I looking in the wrong place?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
look the next line down, at the type.

the model number of mine is also AD827M
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Reverence12389:
Thanks. Mine is 0B-1LF, so I am guessing I am okay.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
Perhaps, mine is 0B-1LF and no longer works.

It just means its not one with a known fault acknowledged by Asus
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] friedgoldmole:
Mine is OB 1LF and as of this evening no longer works, the plug kinda smells line something burnt out.

Anyone had any luck getting a replacement put of Asus?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
ASUS eventually declared the TF DOA, a combination of PSU, dust in the camera, case creek and speaker pop

Comet swapped it out on the door step this morning, and it is currently reinstalling beside me
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] levenite:
What is the fault?

I also have the defective adapter. No problems yet but this has me worried. Please answer these questions:

What is the fault?

How serious is it?

Is the adapter destined to fail prematurely?

Does the dock cause more problems with this adapter? (I don't have one, so it has not been tested with it)

Does asus require or recommend an rma?

Any additional info or links?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Rumbleweed:
there are sever threads so do a little searching.

There are several faults.

one involves poor contact between the country plug adapter and the charger module. one resulted in a melted adapter.

another involves the adapter quitting randomly. this appears to be caused by both the above issue and overheating. the first can sometime be cured by disassemling and reassembling. the second can sometimes be cured by letting it cool. the second issue appears to be aggrevated by charging dock and tf together. it is still unclear if there is a good sreplacement charger but several are working on it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] bbilko:
What is the fault? with mine? it stopped working, withthe one ASUS say has a known fault? no idea, sorry

How serious is it? Mine won't charge the tablet

Is the adapter destined to fail prematurely? No idea

Does the dock cause more problems with this adapter? (I don't have one, so it has not been tested with it) Mine failed before the dock arrived

Does asus require or recommend an rma? they RMA's my whole tablet in the end

Any additional info or links? Try Searching
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Vadimus_ca:
Not a fault actually but still warning: my PSU is quite warm when nothing but cable is connected.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Stephen289:
should I be wary of my adapter? mine is the affected 0BLF, and I bought mine from ebay overseas... should I continue using it? because its still fine now and I can't find any other adapters available online for the transformer...
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] mr.BeBoT:
I have both adapters, 0B-1LF gets hotter and charges slower.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] fone_fanatic:
earlier today my charger stopped working. I have the OB-1LF which usually gets hot but didn't smell like anything is burnt out. After reading someones post about the prongs not making a good connection I decided to push them out a bit and seems to have fixed it.

I Removed the country adapter and used a paper clip to push/pry the prongs out away from the psu by maybe 1-2mm. The adapter was a little tougher then usual to put back on but it's working now so it's making a solid connection.

Hope this helps other people out.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] FernandoMiguel:
Exactly like me.

I also have a 0B 1LF, left it charging for a few hours while i slept and when i woke up it hant charge anything. tried to replug, saw bat change to charge for 1 sec then static.

didnt work anymore. i now have 70% left and running out of ideas.

Guess ill nandroid, pull the image out, and flash stock image then RMA it
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] FernandoMiguel:
the good folks at #asus-transformer believe this is a software bug... doing a few tests before RMAing it
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Geekbabe:
my charger had been working just fine, I'm noticing that the charger gets really hot to the touch since I upgraded to 3.1 so I'd be interested in what your fix is.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] FernandoMiguel:
Since Asus Iberia couldnt assure me stock to replace it, i RMA it via AmazonUK (the seller) and a new full pack has been shipped. ill then return what ever is not working.

Ill do a few charge tests on the new charger and record the model to see if it still shows the same behaviour
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] FernandoMiguel:
after i got a RMA from Amazon UK, i had the exact same problem.

I've sent a complaint to both Asus and Amazon

you can read it here

http://p.bugabundo.net/faulty-wall-charger-from-asus-transformer-tf1
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] frankenbike:
Let it hereby be known that the charger which Asus says has no "known" problem, has a problem known to everyone but Asus. My 0B-1LF failed intermittently at first, in which it probably coincidentally started after performed rituals like resetting to factory defaults and restarts. Yesterday, it failed for good when I removed the Transformer from the doc while the PSU was still plugged in. At that moment, it ceased to function for good.

It was a slow agonizing death from the moment I plugged it in, and it really destroyed my pleasure of unboxing both the tablet and keyboard after plugging them in and seeing both not charged in the morning. Then I performed the usually user available rituals, and the charger worked. That took about a half hour of unplugged PSU and searching to find out what "the usually user available rituals" actually were.

RMAing the PSU, but also ordered a Dynex DX-UA off eBay. After this debacle, I'd prefer to rely on any charger but the one supplied by Asus when they exchange it.

How messed up is it that a product so well designed and thought out, could be brought down by a simple, friggin' USB-esque wall charger that probably costs Asus $.50? 11v USB PSUs are evidently a really strange phenomenon and perhaps it wasn't the smartest strategy to innovate on.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jbarns:
has anyone had their cable burnt?

I had my cable plugged in overnight laying on the carpet. Now I have a burnt cable and burnt carpet. Thankfully nothing more!!

Crazy!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] elbee222:
I really hope you're going to report that to ASUS. Maybe it's the kickstart they need to motivate them to do a recall and send out new power supplies. For my part, I've stopped using the stock power supply and bought a Dynex.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] frankenbike:
That's working well?

I've got a Dynex on order, and will probably get multiples if it works. Does it work with the docked TF?

Shipping my stock charger on RMA tomorrow, but I'm not going to rely on an Asus solution. They're obviously getting different testing units than their supplier is supplying for the production line. It's just obviously not a robust design.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] elbee222:
Yes, the Dynex works well, and I have the dock too.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Prof-KOS:
Ok, here's my issue. For the last 3 weeks my tablet has been charging as if it were charging from a USB port even when plugged into a wall port. It won't charge when docked at all.

Asus support sent me the small part of the charger as a replacement even though any amount of critical thought would say that this was not the problem. I've since tried charging my TF at the local Staples store with the cable from their display unit and it charged. Then I tried my cable in their charger and it didn't work. Now Asus wants me to RMA the Tablet, the Dock and the cable instead of just sending me a new cable. I feel bad that I gave the poor kid a hard time on the phone, but I can't believe they expect me to ship, at my own cost, the whole thing plus the dock so they can throw a $0.30 cable in the box and send it back to me.

I run the risk of shipping damage (or God forbid it being lost), incur the shipping cost and I'll be without my tablet for a few weeks. I even offered to buy the damn thing from the Estore (which seems to be down now anyway). Now I wait until the supervisor deigns to call me back "in the next 24 hours".

Update: Never got a call back from Asus support. I called them today and got someone more reasonable on the phone. Now it's just an RMA on the charger and cable. I still, however, have to send it to them first and do without my tablet for a few days. Pretty crappy, but at least my tablet won't get damaged in shipping.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] FernandoMiguel:
well, with the good spot of a friend, i've finally managed to track down my problem.

the metal plates of my UK plug are too small, and when i inserted into my Portuguese adapter, it wouldnt make good contact. pulling it back a bit, works around my problem.

anyone here using UK plugs?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] mastermind1234321:
Where do we see what the model number of our TF is?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] awpilot:
Just a quick note. I received a new transformer last week. It's shipping with a new version power adapter labelled "0B-2LF". I don't know if this actually fixes any of the issues (I'm not pushing it to find out) but does appear to be yet another attempt to fix the problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Bob Smith42:
All the AC Adapter accessories at 0B-2LF also. :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] alech:
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, however my power adaptor has also failed just yesterday. I know it is the adaptor since my TF101 does charge (slowly) using the USB cable plugged into either a computer or iPad adaptor.

Model number is AD827M OB-2LF, and this particular TF101 (B60 model 32GB) was purchased only last week from a Canadian distributor.

I will be attempting to do an Asus RMA if the distributor does not do it themselves.

Update: about 8 hours later, I decided to try it again, lo and behold, the Asus adaptor worked. Not sure if this is one of those intermittent faults then though; will keep watching it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] WRXtranceformed:
Hi XDA forum ppl, I think this is probably one of my first posts on here but I wanted to share how helpful the above post was and add on to it with some pictures to help everybody in case this might be the issue with their chargers too. I had the same exact issue as several have mentioned in this thread so far. TF101 wouldn't charge and:

- I had the 0B-1LF charger base as well

- The USB cable connected fine to the unit and to my laptop (I could access the tablet from my PC)

I spoke with ASUS and they wanted me to pay to send the charger and USB cable to a warranty center, which I personally think is ridiculous for warranty work, so I dug a little deeper.

After guessing that it was probably the charger base and reading the above post, I decided to look inside the port where the USB cable plugs in. Here's what you see (just copy and paste and remove the space between http and ://, this forum has some pretty ridiculous newb rules. I'm not a spammer)

http ://img.photobucket.com/albums/v402/WRXTranceformed/IMAG0313.jpg

There are a bunch of gold prongs on the bottom, but on the top of the port (closest to the ASUS logo) are two larger silver metal prongs that hold the USB cable in tightly and press it against the gold ones below. You can see them pretty clearly in the picture above.

I used a thumb tack to gently pry them back downwards toward the gold prongs so that the USB cable would seat better. Problem solved!

http ://img.photobucket.com/albums/v402/WRXTranceformed/IMAG0314.jpg

It's worth a shot before you all spend a couple of bucks shipping something to their warranty center. Hope that helps everyone.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] goplaycheckers:
I received my Transformer (B70) on 7/28/11 and I received the 0B-2LF adapter as well. So far, no problems. I should also note that I do not experience the reported buzzing or shocking feeling. Not sure if it's the adapter or the newer revision of the TF itself.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] darkshadowen:
I just also wanted to report success with the above described method. Had the same issue, pulled the pins up a bit and everything started working again...
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Lawliet:
Wow this is magical. It worked wonders. Thanks for the tip :D
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Jamesusd_ca:
Return

I would have avoided this tablet had I of known about this problem before. I will be returning this product or attempting to. Sad to say this is a major design flaw with this device. Remember to review this device on all sites and let others know about the faulty asus transformer.

DO NOT BUY!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] allen175:
Man, you are an absolute genius!! i can't believe it worked!!:eek:
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] justjayhere:
A little harsh IMO.. I haven't had any issues.. and after reading the above post about using the tack to pull prongs out a little.. I know what to do if the problem does develop.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Maroon Mushroom:
Just got my Asus in today. And it won't charge. Such a disappointment. I was so excited to get it.

My charger is 0B-2LF.

The cable itself seems fine as I am able to connect it to my computer without any issues. I'll be trying the thumb tack work around to see if that helps.

Update: I'm not patient enough to send my charger in for an RMA while waiting for them to evaluate it to send another back. I purchased one off of Amazon for $39 after shipping. I will still start the RMA process. I don't mind having a couple charging hubs in the house i suppose
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] endsleym:
No problems here