Hallelujah!
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I decided to connect the power through the USB with the battery disconnected. The indicator has started to blink, so I think the tablet is alive. Consumption when the indicator is on 100mA, when off - 230mA. Then I connect the display and the battery. I supply power to the tablet: the same thing, only the illumination of the backlight and the white screen were added (trying to start and go out). After 5 seconds, the indicator lights up again and starts the screen, then it goes dead, and so on in a circle.
A double feeling, the tablet seems to be livening up, shows signs, but it does not start.
Again, I remove the contacts of the battery and apply power to the tablet. No changes. Then I connect the battery and apply power, now the diodes and the screen do not react, but the tablet began to take the current more amperes. Now all the ends are reduced to wires and connectors. The connectors sit tightly, I began to move the wires (the power to usb was connected) and at some point the screen caught fire and did not go out, it showed the battery charge level of 51%. Disconnected charging and pressed the power button. The tablet has loaded. Connected charging: switched to 9V with a consumption of 1.5A.
That's all.
The result: a working tablet on a stand without nat. exposure just went out. I did not react to the power button and did not blink with indicators, only took charge. After opening (from the tools only part of the packaging from the SD card, transparent flexible plastic, without hair dryers and other blades) visually everything is whole. After manipulating the black wires, everything worked, i.e. left the contact itself? Unclear.
Now we need to look for the battery: firstly, she is already very tired after 4 years of active use, and secondly, the problem with the wiring can remind me of myself.
algussss, I hope to share their proven shops on the battery)