Frozen on the VTECH logo, no response to anything.
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On 10/15, the VTECH watch, which was being worn at the time by my sister, ended up freezing on the time. When my sister gave this to me [because she knows I'm the "tech guy"], it felt Very warm, possibly an overheat. It was stuck on the clock until I flipped the master switch to OFF. I let the watch cool down, then I flipped the master switch to ON and placed it on the charger, but it now shows the VTECH logo, without response. I tried the "Missing Battery" test, which involves flipping the master switch to OFF and placing it on the charger, which should have warned me about the switch, but it only showed the VTECH logo, nothing else. I tried leaving the master switch OFF without leaving it on the charger for a minute, then flipping it on and powering it on. VTECH logo, nothing else. I'm stumped and don't know what to do next. Any suggestions?
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[video|5174]On 10/15, the VTECH watch, which was being worn at the time by my sister, ended up freezing on the time. When my sister gave this to me [because she knows I'm the "tech guy"], it felt Very warm, possibly an overheat. It was stuck on the clock until I flipped the master switch to OFF. I let the watch cool down, then I flipped the master switch to ON and placed it on the charger, but it now shows the VTECH logo, without response. I tried the "Missing Battery" test, which involves flipping the master switch to OFF and placing it on the charger, which should have warned me about the switch, but it only showed the VTECH logo, nothing else. I tried leaving the master switch OFF without leaving it on the charger for a minute, then flipping it on and powering it on. VTECH logo, nothing else. I'm stumped and don't know what to do next. Any suggestions?
Frozen on the VTECH logo, no response to anything.
Testo:
On 10/15, the VTECH watch, which was being worn at the time by my sister, ended up freezing on the time. When my sister gave this to me [because she knows I'm the "tech guy"], it felt Very warm, possibly an overheat. It was stuck on the clock until I flipped the master switch to OFF. I let the watch cool down, then I flipped the master switch to ON and placed it on the charger, but it now shows the VTECH logo, without response. I tried the "Missing Battery" test, which involves flipping the master switch to OFF and placing it on the charger, which should have warned me about the switch, but it only showed the VTECH logo, nothing else. I tried leaving the master switch OFF without leaving it on the charger for a minute, then flipping it on and powering it on. VTECH logo, nothing else. I'm stumped and don't know what to do next. Any suggestions?