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I've noticed over the past few days that when removing my charger from the socket that its making a fizzing noise is this something I should be worried about?
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thatguychris said:
I've noticed over the past few days that when removing my charger from the socket that its making a fizzing noise is this something I should be worried about?
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Only if you're a light sleeper!
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Only if you're a light sleeper!
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Lol just worried ill be woken by a house fire one evening didn't know if other people have the same issue, it fizzes for around 30 seconds after being unplugged and all the time when plugged in.
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From what I've heard, a large percentage of the LG chargers do make this noise (including mine), and I guess the volume varies too.
It does mean that it's a cheap, crappy charger but if you're not seeing any side-effects (such as the phone shutting off while charging) then it shouldn't matter. However I would advise to switch it off or unplug when not using it.
Mine is fizzing as well. As a precaution I remove the charger from the wall socket whenever I'm not around for a prolonged period of time. For what its worth: my phone randomly freezes both when charging and when not.
Dont worry. It's pretty common for cheap SMPS's. What you hear is the power supply's switching frequency
Yeah I've had the auto shut offs to and was hoping that that was down to a software problem? Hopefully chargers are not to blame.
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thatguychris said:
Yeah I've had the auto shut offs to and was hoping that that was down to a software problem? Hopefully chargers are not to blame.
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Why not? Easy to swap a charger (as opposed to the phone itself! )
my phone just died .. JUST!
in the morning after the alarm belled, my phone can't be charge.
I used my cable or charger, none is working.
I think that it is my hardware problem ? ..
ANYONE HELP !!?!?
If the phone's on, reboot and try again. Or shut it down. Take the battery out. Leave it like that for 5 seconds. Try charging again.
sgt. meow said:
If the phone's on, reboot and try again. Or shut it down. Take the battery out. Leave it like that for 5 seconds. Try charging again.
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Thanks for a fast reply
i took my battery out 30 mins long already. nothing happens
tried reboot , shutdown , wipe dalvik,battery, full wipe.
again, NOTHING *sigh..
by then i run out of battery... sigh..
noobxkevin said:
Thanks for a fast reply
i took my battery out 30 mins long already. nothing happens
tried reboot , shutdown , wipe dalvik,battery, full wipe.
again, NOTHING *sigh..
by then i run out of battery... sigh..
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When u plug in the USB to your computer, does your PC detect your x8?
boonwuilow said:
When u plug in the USB to your computer, does your PC detect your x8?
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hmmm , i haven't try yet.
no, not detecting .... T____T
I think USB port of phone is damaged....
Mine too damaged
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noobxkevin said:
hmmm , i haven't try yet.
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If it is not detected, most probably you is having a faulty USB port
Gogeta said:
I think USB port of phone is damaged....
Mine too damaged
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hmmm , i think so. How did you fix it ?
Hello,
One probable reason is that battery totally lost energy..use a universal charger to charge the battery for at least 30 min..try re-inserting battery to phone then..and charge via x8 charger
noobxkevin said:
hmmm , i think so. How did you fix it ?
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First it wasn't working but after a day it started working. Maybe a small malfunction
now I don't touch my phone while it's charging
You can call me lucky
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Blake Blader said:
Hello,
One probable reason is that battery totally lost energy..use a universal charger to charge the battery for at least 30 min..try re-inserting battery to phone then..and charge via x8 charger
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haa well i think it's my battery port problem. I've tried this before and the battery still works
btw thanks alot
Gogeta said:
First it wasn't working but after a day it started working. Maybe a small malfunction
now I don't touch my phone while it's charging
You can call me lucky
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hmmm ... I guess i won't be that lucky
may be its because your battery life has exhausted and you have to replace the battery
or
your micro usb port on the phone may be damaged
or
the phone may be charging but the led light is just not blinking,simply leave the charger connected to the phone and switch on the power just like you do to charge any phone and wait for half an hour or so. try rebooting your phone.is the phone charged now?
Just try and unbricked ur phone.I know it's a battery problem but just try unbricking it.Make sure to make a backup before doing anything else.
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Titan9119 said:
Just try and unbricked ur phone.I know it's a battery problem but just try unbricking it.Make sure to make a backup before doing anything else.
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It's not bricked. So why unbricking??
-_-
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Are you using a rom?
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Leon1234 said:
may be its because your battery life has exhausted and you have to replace the battery
or
your micro usb port on the phone may be damaged
or
the phone may be charging but the led light is just not blinking,simply leave the charger connected to the phone and switch on the power just like you do to charge any phone and wait for half an hour or so. try rebooting your phone.is the phone charged now?
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I think it is my usb port problem
thanks
Titan9119 said:
Just try and unbricked ur phone.I know it's a battery problem but just try unbricking it.Make sure to make a backup before doing anything else.
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I didn't brick my phone at all
Gogeta said:
It's not bricked. So why unbricking??
-_-
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yeah you got it right
Titan9119 said:
Are you using a rom?
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definitely, why ?
Ahh,just try and flash back your rom.
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Titan9119 said:
Ahh,just try and flash back your rom.
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are you sure ? ...
but i think i will try XD
May I ask what rom did you use?
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Titan9119 said:
Ahh,just try and flash back your rom.
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Titan9119 said:
May I ask what rom did you use?
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democracy
Had around 67% when I went to sleep. Forgot my charger at home as I was at my girlfriends, so I turned off the phone. I woke up this morning to see my battery at 23%! And while writing this post, I accidently turned it off again and now my battery is at 8%
Whats going on!?
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Umh, you have the fastboot active?
And, the phone was hot?
Possibly android was reporting the wrong battery status when you turned it off. Charge your device to 100 percent then turn it off and on again without the charger plugged in. If it reads below 100 charge it again until it's full.
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Guich said:
Umh, you have the fastboot active?
And, the phone was hot?
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Yes, I had fast boot on. Searching around I turned it off. Didn't think that would cause such a drain...
Amrut223 said:
Possibly android was reporting the wrong battery status when you turned it off. Charge your device to 100 percent then turn it off and on again without the charger plugged in. If it reads below 100 charge it again until it's full.
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Alright, I'll try that out when I get home. I was afraid my battery was defective or something.
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Your battery could be defective but doing the steps I mentioned above will help rule it out.
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SpectraDawn said:
Yes, I had fast boot on. Searching around I turned it off. Didn't think that would cause such a drain...
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Is possible that is this the cause
However, try with the other member mentioned
Thanks for the help guys. I guess it was fast boot... I tried it the other night and only lost 3%. At least it wasn't my battery
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Because the fastboot is like the "sospension" of windows.
The OS is running in background with all the app open and all the service...
Hello xda members,
I am quite new here and i bought a xperia sp phone 3 days ago!
Is it bad for the battery life if using my phone when charging it?
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Arrow04 said:
Hello xda members,
I am quite new here and i bought a xperia sp phone 3 days ago!
Is it bad for the battery life if using my phone when charging it?
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Phone will get hot while charging and using it the same time and its bad for battery life
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No.
They broke my signature...
No, it wont cause any damage.Also, leaving it connected to the charger overnight will do nothing. You can't overcharge a smartphone battery, they are protected against it.
cachanilla86 said:
No, it wont cause any damage.Also, leaving it connected to the charger overnight will do nothing. You can't overcharge a smartphone battery, they are protected against it.
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+1
You can read this info too on the XSP's user manual pdf, sony stated about the battery there
Just make sure you use original plug
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Battery won't be damaged by much while doing this. It would just be slower charging if you're using the normal 5W wall plug, or even see the battery draining while charging through connection with computer (via USB).
im gonna say yes
hmmmmmmmm
flamingwolf6529 said:
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You can read this info too on the XSP's user manual pdf, sony stated about the battery there
Just make sure you use original plug
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My original cable stopped charging suddenly... what the h*ck happened
Nanostray said:
My original cable stopped charging suddenly... what the h*ck happened
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Try bending it sideways or another, somehow that made my cable work again [emoji28]
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Hi, i've been having for a while some trouble when charging my s3 mini. When i plug the cable, instead of charging it discharges easily, but if i dont use it for hours it doesnt charge completely but very little and it is annoying already. Also, i could get ir to a 100 percent yesterday after a few days and discharged really quickly.
Im currently using pac 4.2.2 i dont know if its useful info.
Hope you guys can help me. Sorry if my english isnt very clear im from argentina thanks.
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yagosalva said:
Hi, i've been having for a while some trouble when charging my s3 mini. When i plug the cable, instead of charging it discharges easily, but if i dont use it for hours it doesnt charge completely but very little and it is annoying already. Also, i could get ir to a 100 percent yesterday after a few days and discharged really quickly.
Im currently using pac 4.2.2 i dont know if its useful info.
Hope you guys can help me. Sorry if my english isnt very clear im from argentina thanks.
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hmmm....have you tried different charger?? for example an usb - cable connected to your computer? for me it sounds like the charger is broken
aluk4rd said:
hmmm....have you tried different charger?? for example an usb - cable connected to your computer? for me it sounds like the charger is broken
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Ive tried connecting the USB to the computer bit didnt try using another charger, ill try ir and then post here with the experience
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Ive plugged it for about an hour and it has charged no more than 2 percent. Help please
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yagosalva said:
Ive plugged it for about an hour and it has charged no more than 2 percent. Help please
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hmm, maybe you have the 1000mhz bug. what does cpu-spy or similar app s saying?
or your battery is broken..... ever tried to go back to stock?
aluk4rd said:
hmm, maybe you have the 1000mhz bug. what does cpu-spy or similar app s saying?
or your battery is broken..... ever tried to go back to stock?
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Even with the 1000mhz bug, the battery wont drain when charging even from the lower powered usb port
You could try and use another battery for a while and see what happens. If that diesn't help i think you should go back to stock and see what happens.
If these answers don't help, then i guess that your charging port is broken and you probably should unroot the device so you can use the waranty...
I went to a samsung centre and bought a new battery and a new charger and it is working fine right now thanks for your answers people .
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