If your pendo won’t start up and when you plug it in to charge the charge light does not turn on try this:

1. Plug the charger in and leave it for 2 hours (it seems the light will  not turn on if the battery has been fully depleted)
2. Remove the charger
3. Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds, then release it and wait 10 seconds.
   1. Repeat this step 2-3 Times, usually this will bring it back to life
4. Plug the charger back in and charge to full battery (this will probably take a few hours)

This is how I fixed the charging problem with my PENDO 360 Flip ( PENDO 11.6″ Convertible ).

After updating windows 10 the it will say ‘Plugged in, Not Charging’.

To fix the issue you need to re-install the drivers for the battery and charger by doing the following:

1. If your Flip has run flat, plug it in for two hours before attempting to turn it on.
   1. Leave the charger plugged in.
   2. Hopefully this will let it start again.
2. Press the [windows] key and [R] at the same time. A run box should appear.
3. In the box next to the promt ‘Open’ enter ‘compmgmt.msc’.
4. Then press ‘OK’.
5. In the screen that appears select ‘Device Manager’ and then ‘Batteries’.
6. You should see the following:
7. Click each item under ‘Batteries’ and then click the red ‘x’ to remove it.
8. Then restart your Flip.
9. The charger should then start working again.

run the command:

ps -Af | grep smb.conf

obviously samba will need to be running for this to work.

Otherwise you can try the slower:

find / | grep smb.conf

The holes for the toothbrushes could be a little smaller, and in my haste to remove the print I ripped the bottom few layers of the model.
Two hour print time, you can download the stl file here: ToothbrushHolder.stl

FreeCAD: toothbrush.FCStd

The design is a post-it note holder with one pad each for today and tomorrow. I find it handy to have a list of things that need to be done today and those that can wait!

Here is the 3d Model, It took a while to make as I had to draw all the letters manually. I am using FreeCAD and the design is parametric.

The following photo shows the printer halfway through the print after just completing the insets. The design takes 2 hours to print. In the later prints I used a 10 row skirt with 0 distance from the model which really helped to prevent the model from warping as it cooled.

Download the stl file here: new.stl

or view on Thingiverse.