My galaxy note recently has started showing an exclamation sign on the battery icon in status bar, when i charge my phone... Anyone with any clues??
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Try different charger or use usb cable with pc to charge see if it happens still.
The exclamation normally comes when the battery level is below 5%, when put to charging it goes away..
Oh thanks mate.... Might be that only because i normally charge my phone when its almost discharged..
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my phone also shows the exclaimation when baterry is fully discharged
but it disappears after 1 min of charging
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my galaxy note is running stock opperating system and hasn't been modified in any way.
the battery ran down flat and when coming to charge was showing an "!" with the empty battery putcure. the phone is now cycling through booting to this screen and powering off, not taking any charge on at all.
any ideas anoyone?
thanks
Well........ Just keep charging for 1 -2 hours. do not try to switch on the device. if it doesn't help, try with different charger.
alexjones1 said:
my galaxy note is running stock opperating system and hasn't been modified in any way.
the battery ran down flat and when coming to charge was showing an "!" with the empty battery putcure. the phone is now cycling through booting to this screen and powering off, not taking any charge on at all.
any ideas anoyone?
thanks
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Same issue here. Did you solved it?
charge he battery when phone off for a while and the boot
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Just plug it in for 1 hour then try reebooting
I had this problem. What it was for me was the micro usb dock on the phone was bent downwards and out of place. To fix it I put in the cable and bent it back. I do not exactly recommend it but it was a quick fix for me.
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Hi !
So my nexus 7 is not charging anymore... 3 days ago I took it outside ( it was -20°C in Montreal) and tried to use it but it did not start ( I think the battery went off because of the cold).
When I went back home I plugged it to the AC charger but nothing happened. I checked on several forums ans finally succeeded in booting the tablet. But the as soon as the tablet is on, it displays the message that the tablet is shutting down. I can see that the battery is empty and it is like the tablet is not plugged to the charger(the icon displays a red exclamation point instead of the charging indicator)
When the tablet is off and I plugged it to the charger it displays the charging icon for a 10 seconds and then it disappears. During those few seconds I can launch the boot loader. I tryed to shut it down, de plug and re plug the charger. The charging icon appears and then disappears again after a few...
Any advice on this one ? I don't think the tablet is totally dead but I don't find the way to make it charge again.
Thanks a lot,
Guillaume
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djspank said:
Hi !
So my nexus 7 is not charging anymore... 3 days ago I took it outside ( it was -20°C in Montreal) and tried to use it but it did not start ( I think the battery went off because of the cold).
When I went back home I plugged it to the AC charger but nothing happened. I checked on several forums ans finally succeeded in booting the tablet. But the as soon as the tablet is on, it displays the message that the tablet is shutting down. I can see that the battery is empty and it is like the tablet is not plugged to the charger(the icon displays a red exclamation point instead of the charging indicator)
When the tablet is off and I plugged it to the charger it displays the charging icon for a 10 seconds and then it disappears. During those few seconds I can launch the boot loader. I tryed to shut it down, de plug and re plug the charger. The charging icon appears and then disappears again after a few...
Any advice on this one ? I don't think the tablet is totally dead but I don't find the way to make it charge again.
Thanks a lot,
Guillaume
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Does the charger get warm at all when you plug it in? Not that that's necessary but curious. Try charging on a different charger. Perhaps a local BB or similar would let you try plugging in in lieu of buying one. But trying a different charger/cord would be my first step.
Usually it's heat and not cold that devices hate.
HTH
Have you plugged it into a computer and left it that way for a few hours?
Did you tried pressing Power button for 30 seconds ?? It worked for some people, I was not even able to turn on my nexus 7 when its reached to my hands, i was so unlucky, today i given it to Asus service centre as its has international warranty, i lives in india & bought from US, they working on it,hoping for best.
You might have to take the back off and check the battery connector,some people have had them come loose.
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These things are freezer tested and they work. Worst comes to absolute worst complete battery replacement is not that difficult if you are out of warranty. I remember reading that in the disassembly notes.
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I put my phone on charge and after a while it started showing as phone is being charged and being disconnected from charge continously. I switched the phone off to charge the battery which is now fully charged.
Now problem is phone wont restart....it just a grey battery logo and then a green battery logo with 6 dots underneart, vibrates and restarts....and the cycle continues. It would boot into recovery but wont let the phone start.
Any suggestions please?
Thanks
Sorry close the threat please.....got it sorted.
The charging cable was wet when I plugged it now. I have tried drying the phone with a hair dryer and now it's working fine.
Good.But can u change to [Sloved]?
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Can someone help me pls? I have a problem with my GT-N700, 2 days ago it started make some problems. It was like i was plug in and out the usb cable continously. This morning it freeze and after is remove the battery and press the power button, phone got stucked in a screent with a battery(like the screen you see when wou boot the phone with charger pluged) and it show a battery with a yellot triangle (with "no charger cable connected" sign within). what should I do? I mentioned i run 2.3.6 and the phone was bought from France. Thank you!
Battery
Remove battery and then reinsert after 5 mins, then connect charger and charge it for 4-5 hours, then power on.
Remove battery and clean the charger port if it gets lint in it it can allow mositer to cause problems other then that could be bad charge port to
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My S5 has been working fine. Tonight I was plugging it in to charge for the night and when I connected the charger it said USB connected but the battery symbol didn't show charging. I looked in the battery stats in settings, it says Not Charging. I powered the phone off, pulled the battery, replaced it and plugged it back in. Now it's showing a battery with a yellow triangle in it instead of the normal charging symbol.
Does anyone have any ideas? I am rooted and I have Safe Strap installed. Right now I'm running the stock ROM.
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Opie Knievel said:
My S5 has been working fine. Tonight I was plugging it in to charge for the night and when I connected the charger it said USB connected but the battery symbol didn't show charging. I looked in the battery stats in settings, it says Not Charging. I powered the phone off, pulled the battery, replaced it and plugged it back in. Now it's showing a battery with a yellow triangle in it instead of the normal charging symbol.
Does anyone have any ideas? I am rooted and I have Safe Strap installed. Right now I'm running the stock ROM.
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i have had that happen before, it turned out to be a faulty nfc chip in the battery causing the problem, (yes go figure they put the NFC chip in the battery)