If the PSP2 is not charged, it will automatically power off

I want to ask if you charge on the PSP or the charger, the PSP is always in standby, unless the switch is pressed up for 3 5 seconds and it will turn off. When charging on the PSP, it shows red, and when it is charged, it is a green light, basically after 2 hours, when you go to unplug the charging power, the power supply is displayed on the PSP is 100%, but if you want to turn the green light at that time, it will be longer, and at the same time, it will be rushed until the orange light goes out anyway. At this time, the PSP will automatically power off, so there is no fear of overcharging.

Press the lock button and the light will come on.

Reason 1: The battery is not fully charged (broken).

Cause 2: It is a trickle charge state (normal).

Which of the above two reasons depends on whether your orange light has been on after charging, and it has been on, reason one. Intermittent bright, cause two.

No, could it be the legendary fake battery, the original battery will not be like this.

In addition, you put 1w hearts It has nothing to do with the PSP host.

It is recommended to change the battery quickly.

Generally, it will automatically shut down, but some programs, such as reading software, look at Chong, and if you fall asleep, the light will be green when you wake up, and the electricity will not be full.

1. If there is a problem, it is broken, and he will lose power by himself after it is full

2 No problem, you didn't turn off the phone when charging, he used up a little power after it was full, and then continued to charge

You should have pressed the lock key, and if you pressed the lock key, the light would come on, and it would be fine.

Hello, landlord. From your description, there is only one symptom that is more appropriate for your situation.

That's the PSP's battery lock.

The possibility of locking the electricity is very large, with the lighter of the electronic lighter, respectively, hit the three electric shocks of the battery (be careful not to be hit by the arc, although it is not dangerous, but it is very uncomfortable), it should be good, it is not good, it is not good, only the deep discharge to a little residual power is not saved, I hope you can fix it.

If you want to use the PSP1000 or PSP3000, you need to discharge, just like when you were a child, you can connect the positive and negative poles of the battery and discharge it with a small bulb or a small motor plus resistance (you need to put it for about 4 hours).

The PSP2000 model just leaves it for a day.

If the landlord is really worried, you can go to the nearby PSP store and ask him to help you get the battery, be careful not to give him the whole machine, often he will bully some people who don't understand PSP and say that there is a problem and then repair it with you**.

Take the battery off and put it back in, turn it on, and you're good to go! It consumes a lot of power when surfing the Internet, and it's best not to plug in the charger when the PSP is full and the green light is displayed, so that the battery will be locked, it is estimated that the battery is locked, just reinstall it!

Put the battery in the machine, plug in the charger, and then look at the battery information, if there is no battery information, then the battery may be locked, if there is battery information, and the power is still a lot, unplug the charger still can't be opened, that is, the battery is dead, basically hanging.

The original battery will lock the battery in some cases, and it is generally good to put it for a few days, if it is not good, there is no way.

Your battery is locked, it's okay, go online and check that there are good methods.