Blinks green than red while charging

"Do you know for sure that the original charger is working? Can you borrow one from a friend and try it?

You can also charge the Kindle Fire from a micro-USB connector that is plugged into a USB port on your regular computer. (The Kindle doesn't charge as fast from your PC, though - the USB port on a PC will only supply 500 mA for that purpose.)

I don't recall such a cord (USB to micro-USB) coming in the box with my Kindle Fire. I picked a cord up somewhere locally - probably at Fry's - and use it to both charge the little beastie and transfer files (music, books, videos, documents) onto it.

Best of luck - I wasn't overwhelmed with my KF to start with, but now that I've loaded some useful things onto it (flashlight, wi-fi analyzer, graphing calculator, etc.), I find myself carrying it around to my various workplaces to use as much more than just an e-reader."

Okay. My kindle fire charger part inside broke. And I don't have warwnty. And I know how to repair things. I just need to know where to get a replacement. Any help?

"Contact Amazon and ask them about purchasing a new charger.

Or Google ""Kindle Fire Charger"".

Amazon is the main source for Kindle Fire products since they're so new.

There are a very few generic replacement power supplies available if you check the Google search pages closely.

If you mean the USB connector inside the Fire, the only likely place to obtain internal parts would be Amazon. Contact their Customer Support for information about obtaining parts."

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Kindle Fire it turns green then red

hasn't charged properly since I bought it"