Kindle Fire stucks on logo

Quite some on the users run into the issues that when they reboot their Fire tablet it stucks on logo or takes lot of time to start.

Steps to Resolve this issue:-

*Plug your Fire tablet into Wall outlet and charge it at least for 20 minutes. then press and hold the power button until your Kindle Fire gets started and see if its working properly.

*try to connect it with your computer or Desktop and see if the device is recognized or not.

*If it still not working then contact Amazon for replacement.

*You could try and see if you can get into the recovery menu. Turn the tablet off, then turn it on and press and hold the Power and Volume down buttons simultaneously. Sadly, some tablets require you to use the Power and Volume up buttons, however, so if Volume down doesn’t work, then try Volume up. If you manage to get into the recovery menu, then you can use the volume keys to highlight options and the Power button to select them. You could also try performing a factory reset via wipe data/ factory reset, but be aware that it will wipe everything on your tablet.

Kindle Fire disappearing or not working

Some of Kindle Fire users mention that their downloded Ebook not working or disappear after a reboot.

Steps to Resolve:-
*If you have Google Play Store installed in your Kindle Fire Tablet.Then this would be the source of problem here. Open the Play Store app, find the Kindle app page in it, and choose Uninstall. Now go back to the main Play Store page and tap the three vertical lines at the top left, then scroll down to choose Settings and tap Auto-update apps > Do not auto-update apps. You can still update apps manually by opening the Play Store tapping the three vertical lines at the top left and choosing My apps & games, then the Updates tab. Tap Update next to the individual apps you want to update, just avoid updating any Amazon or Kindle apps here.

*If you dont have Google Play Store in your Fire tablet then try to sync your books and then press the power button for 40 seconds till your Tablet Restarts and see if it works normally.

*You might also try going to Settings > Apps & Games > Manage All Applications and find the Kindle app. Then, tap Force stop and Clear cache.

Kindle Fire Massive Battery Drain issue

Some users of Kindle Fire complain about the battery drain very quickly.

#Steps to Resolve:

*Press and hold the power button for 40 seconds until it get start again and see if its works normally.

*There’s a good chance that one of the apps you’ve installed is causing the issue. You could go to Settings > Apps & Games > Manage All Applications and try uninstalling apps one by one and testing to see if you can find the culprit.

*If the Problem Doesn't solve try to Factory reset then make sure to back up any precious photos or other files first, as this will wipe your tablet, then go to Settings > Device Options > Reset to Factory Defaults.