I bought a brand new PSP 2000/3000 battery off amazon a while ago since my other one seemed to have died. It worked when I put it in the for the first time, but after that, the battery would disconnect and reconnect very quickly (at least according to the XMB and P Tester) The system would still work fine plugged in without the battery, but if I have the battery inserted while plugged in, the PSP would assume the battery is full after a couple of minutes and shut down, requiring me to remove the battery and the power adapter to boot back up.
I've also tried different adapters, 2 USB/Charging cables and an official Sony charger.
Can somebody help?
I bought a PSP 2000/3000 battery off amazon a while ago since my other one seemed to have died. It worked when I put it in the for the first time, but after that, the battery would disconnect and reconnect very quickly (at least according to the XMB and P Tester) The system would still work fine plugged in without the battery, but if I have the battery inserted while plugged in, the PSP would assume the battery is full after a couple of minutes and shut down, requiring me to remove the battery and the power adapter to boot back up.
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I bought a brand new PSP 2000/3000 battery off amazon a while ago since my other one seemed to have died. It worked when I put it in the for the first time, but after that, the battery would disconnect and reconnect very quickly (at least according to the XMB and P Tester) The system would still work fine plugged in without the battery, but if I have the battery inserted while plugged in, the PSP would assume the battery is full after a couple of minutes and shut down, requiring me to remove the battery and the power adapter to boot back up.
I've also tried different adapters, 2 USB/Charging cables and an official Sony charger.
I bought a PSP 2000/3000 battery off amazon a while ago since my other one seemed to have died. It worked when I put it in the for the first time, but after that, the battery would disconnect and reconnect very quickly (at least according to the XMB and P Tester) The system would still work fine plugged in without the battery, but if I have the battery inserted while plugged in, the PSP would assume the battery is full after a couple of minutes and shut down, requiring me to remove the battery and the power adapter to boot back up.
I've also tried different adapters, 2 USB/Charging cables and an official Sony charger.
Can somebody help?