However, when using the power from your house, I highly recommend that you first plug it into a surge protector/power-strip to protect your Kindle Fire in case of an electrical power surge.
Seconds and an option to "power off" (or cancel) will pop up:Ĭharging your Kindle Fire directly with the regular wall adapter is a LOT faster than charging it through your computer. To turn off your Kindle Fire just hold down the power button for a few However, if it's in sleep mode tap the power button to wake it up first.
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) How to Turn Your Kindle Fire OffĪt any point you can turn your Kindle Fire off. When you close the cover it will automatically put your tablet to sleep and when you open it up it will automatically wake it up! This means you don't have to push the power button, instead just open/close your cover- I love this feature!īe sure to look for this feature when shopping for a cover for your new baby. You do this in the settings (I'll show you where the settings are later) and it's under the "Display & Sounds" section.Īlso, some covers for the Kindle Fire have a built-in auto-sleep on/off feature. You can change the time of how long your tablet will wait before going to sleep. Unlock your tablet (I'll show you how later in this article) and you'll be back where you left-off. When it does, just tap the power button which will bring up the unlock screen again. This is an easy way to cycle through the images to see what's there.Īfter you unlock your Kindle Fire, the default time until your tablet goes into sleep mode is five minutes. If it's on and you tap it your device will go to sleep, if it's sleeping and you tap it your device will awaken!Įach time your Kindle Fire awakens it will show a new background images or ad, depending on your device's current settings. To switch between sleep and awake, briefly tap the power button. Most electronics now-a-days have a similar type of feature to help conserve the battery life of your device. This is a "sleep" or "stand by" type of mode. :( All About Sleep/Stand by ModeĪfter a few seconds if you don't unlock your screen, your Kindle Fire will go dark. It stinks, but there's nothing we can do about it. Unfortunately, Amazon has blocked the ability to change the background images or add your own wallpapers. If you want to know what the background images are before unsubscribing, just see the link above, select the year your tablet was released, and I'll show you pictures of each background! ('cause I'm cool like that!) )
However, if you'd like to unsubscribe from the special offers you can, and then you will see the images. If your Kindle Fire was purchased with the special offers, you won't be able to see the background images once your tablet is registered. Here's the power button:Įach Kindle Fire comes pre-loaded with background wallpaper images. The power and volume buttons on Amazon's newer devices are located at the back. The power button for a few seconds before it will power up. Tap the power button, however the newer models require you to hold down
It won't take very long.įor older tablets all you have to do to turn on your Kindle Fire is to Okay, I know this is REALLY basic, but it's the place you start when you're teaching the basics. Now that you know which Kindle Fire you have, let's learn how to turn it on and off. So go check it out, find your device, then come back! How to Turn Your Kindle Fire On Most of you reading this will probably have one of the newer tablets, but it's best to be sure which model you've got. Yes, there is more than one! In fact, since Amazon first came out with the Kindle Fire in 2011 they've released a total of 10 Kindle Fires and no doubt they'll release more in the years to come.įortunately, I've updated my infographic to show all ten tablets to help you figure out which version you have. Before we get started, the first thing you really need to know to get the most out of this article is to find out which Kindle Fire you have.
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