Device won't turn on
No matter what you do, you can't get your IdeaTab to turn on.
Dead Battery
Charge your tablet for at least a half hour and try turning on again. If after after charging the device, consider checking for other faulty components or try replacing the battery. Use this guide to help you. Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L Battery Replacement
Faulty Power Button
There may be something stuck inside the power button or the actual button is broken. Use this guide to help you get to the buttons, or if problems continue, replace them. Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L Button Replacement
Dead System Board
If all else fails, the system board may be dead. The Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L System Board Replacement guide will be sure to help you out.
Device won't charge
Your device is plugged in but will not charge or loses charge rapidly.
Battery
Bad battery
If you have ensured that your device is fully plugged in and that your charging cable is working and your device is still not charging, you may need to replace the battery. Refer to Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L Battery Replacement for help with replacing your battery.
Additional causes
Charger not connected
Make sure that your charger is fully inserted into the charge port on your device. Otherwise your device may not be charging properly.
Bad power cable
If your device is not charging you should first check to make sure that your power cable is still working.
Audio Issues
There is little or no sound coming out of the speakers/headphones.
Headphone Jack
Bad headphones
Make sure your headphones are working properly by testing them with another device such as a laptop.
Faulty volume button
There may be something stuck inside the volume button or the actual button is broken. Use this guide to help you get to the buttons, or if problems continue, replace them. Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L Button Replacement
Damaged audio jack
It is possible that your audio jack was damaged and needs to be replaced. Refer to Lenovo Idea Tab A1000L Audio Jack Replacement
Speaker Problems
Audio is off
The volume may be low or completely off. Use the volume buttons on the side of the tablet to turn up the device loud enough to where you are able to hear it.
Headphones are plugged in
If the tablet is connected to headphones it will not play sound out of the built in speakers. Check to make sure that your headphones are disconnected.
Faulty volume button
There may be something stuck inside the volume button or the actual button is broken. Use this guide to help you get to the buttons, or if problems continue, replace them. Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L Button Replacement
Damaged speakers
If the speakers are producing some noise but it is very faint and strange sounding, or no noise at all, there is a chance that the speakers have been blown out; they will need to be replaced. Refer to Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L LCD Screen Display Replacement to fix the speakers.
Note: The speakers are a part of the screen component so the entire part will need to be replaced.
Device is on, but the screen wont display anything
If your screen is cracked or is displaying all sorts of colors, chances are you will need a new one. Here's how you can fix it yourself.
Screen
Cracked or damaged screen
If you have visible damage done to your screen such as cracks or large scratches, your screen may need to be replaced. Refer to Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L LCD Screen Display Replacement to fix the screen.
Camera not working
This is uncommon but a camera malfunction could be either a hardware issue in which case you would need to replace the camera unit, or a software issue in which case it would be recommended to reinstall device drivers. Find out how to fix this here.
Dead system board
If all else fails, the system board may be dead. The Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L System Board Replacement guide will be sure to help you out.
Cracked or damaged screen
The camera on this device is built into the front panel, so damaging the screen may cause problems with the camera. For more help with replacing the screen, check out the Lenovo IdeaTab A1000L LCD Screen Display Replacement guide.
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There is a phenomenon, as referenced in the earlier page, where for a couple of days it just stays locked up. I have found about 3 times that after about a day or two, it will magically turn on (even without any charging during the reset/wait period). It makes no sense and I'm sure pushing the reset button would allow me to bypass the waiting. I just was waiting to dl a manual and find out (a) how to reset it, and (b) what 'reset' meant - i.e., is it a complete wipe-out or what. I still haven't figured out the second part and the only manual I have found online so far merely points out the presence/location of the reset button and does not explain its use or consequence.
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