First, make sure that the Kindle Fire is charged. To check that it is charging, make sure the charger is plugged into your device correctly, and that the outlet you are using is providing electricity. (Try plugging in something else to the same outlet and making sure that it works.) If your device is charged, but still not powering on, there is most likely an issue with the motherboard. There is an even higher likelihood that this is the case if your device has been subjected to any water damage or a powerful electric shock. For more information visit our [[Kindle Fire HD 6 Troubleshooting|troubleshooting guide]].
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First, make sure that the Kindle Fire is charged. To check that it is charging, make sure the charger is plugged into your device correctly, and that the outlet you are using is providing electricity. (Try plugging in something else to the same outlet and making sure that it works.) If your device is charged, but still not powering on, there is most likely an issue with the motherboard. There is an even higher likelihood that your motherboard may have failed if your device has been subjected to any water damage or a powerful electric shock. For more information, visit our [[Kindle Fire HD 6 Troubleshooting|troubleshooting guide]].
First, make sure that the Kindle Fire is charged. To check that it is charging, make sure the charger is plugged into your device correctly, and that the outlet you are using is providing electricity. (Try plugging in something else to the same outlet and making sure that it works.) If your device is charged, but still not powering on, there is most likely an issue with the motherboard. There is an even higher likelihood that this is the case if your device has been subjected to any water damage or a powerful electric shock. For more information visit our [[Kindle Fire HD 6 Troubleshooting|troubleshooting guide]].