I had some problems initially constructing my Ringo including a button that wasn’t soldered properly. It worked except for that button. I disassembled the Ringo and fixed the button. Now when I power it on, it shows the logo and then reboots and goes back to the logo and then reboots…
I was getting ready to take some pictures of my circuitboard when i noticed that the battery wires were damaged. i must had accidentally hit them whne trying to fix the button.
Could that be causing the phone to constantly reboot and not load?
Also, should I try to update the firmware? I haven’t done that yet?
@isaac24, no need to update the firmware, it won’t fix the issue since the initial firmware shipped with the phones is fully functional and the updates only include minor bugfixes and tweaks.
I cannot tell if the damaged wires are causing the issue without seeing the device, can you please send me a few photos?
@isaac24 Hey, we have checked the pictures and we can’t see any apparent reasons why this is happening. I think it would be best to send the phone back to us back for repairs, and we’ll get it back to you free of charge. If that’s okay with you, please send us an email to contact@circuitmess.com and we’ll arrange everything from there. Hope this helps!
Thanks for looking into this. I had some other comments about the instructions and constructing the phone but i can’t remember them now. I’ll send it later once i remember.