Hey guys,
My HTC One won't charge, I left this morning and it had 100% charge,
was on the train, used it the whole time.
I hooked it up to my powerbank since it was running low and I needed to guide a friend when I stopped.
I noticed it wasn't charging, I thought it was the cable. I hooked it up to my Kindle since it uses the same port, and it starts charging.
Luckily I have another charger that is a wall charger, I get to my friends place and I follow some instructions I found (charge for 10 minutes on the wall, afterwards while the device is off press Power and Volume UP and DOWN for 2 minutes), still no go.
The phone has completly ran out of charge, I have it trying to charge on the wall at the moment, the LED is ON red for about 20 seconds, the battery symbol is displayed as charging for 20 seconds, then it turns off and repeats the process.
When I was trying to charge the phone the whole time before this, the LED was NOT ON. Apart from this morning when I took it off charge.
What can I do?
Shameless bump.
Anyone?
Does the charge port on the phone have a burning smell at all? Mine burnt out and I had to send it in for repair.
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Hello everybody,
I got my new HTC One just yesterday in the afternoon. I turned it on and battery level was 8%, so I proceeded to charge it while I was doing my initial customizations.
I took it out with me for the evening, when battery level was about 25%. Once I got home, I put it in charge (without switching it off) and went to bed.
This morning battery level was only 37%! Even leaving it in charge, it won't increase... So i went to recovery, did nothing, then did a hard reset and battery level became 63%!!
Now it is stuck at that, even leaving the USB cable for hours.
What can I do??
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Are you charging via a mains socket or USB device, if its a USB devise then it may be that it is not supplying enough power
Use the charger and USB lead that came with the phone and power via the mains - its up to 4 hours
Remember it is best not to leave on charge overnight and try not to:
let it go flat
or
fully charge to 100%
I fully charge mine overnight and leave it on, let it die completely and so on. Never affected one phone I have ever owned, including the One.
Or, use the original charger as suggested for now. Let us know what happens when you use the equipment that came with the phone, plugged in to the wall outlet.
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Hi,
My Xperia T was fine one morning, next time I took it out of my pocket about 2 hours after my last look at it, it was really hot, and it failed to respond to any buttons. I tried the force restart and everything. The battery was at around 40% at my last successful check.
As it wouldn't respond I was obviously forced to leave it alone as I was in work and couldn't plug it into any computers as I didn't have the USB cable with me. About 3 hours later the phone had gone cold, presumably the battery had died?
When I got home, I plugged it into the wall charger and nothing happened. Even the charging LED wouldn't come on.
24 hours later I plugged it into the charger again, and now the charging LED comes on instantly, (where as there was normally a bit of a delay I believe???) only to experience it turning off again 2 minutes later. A further 2 minutes later and the light comes on again and this process repeats. It still doesn't respond to any buttons or combination of buttons.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Josh
Let it charge at least overnight and then try to boot again
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Hi All,
I found that i have a charging problem on my device.
When charging to 100% and the green leg is on, waiting about 30 minutes and unplugging the wall charger from the device.
The status bar show 100%, few minutes after plugging the wall charger back and it show 99% and the let is red.
Tried many times, and did full discharge and charge again - NOT solved it.
Maybe someone got this problem before, and is was fixes by itself or sent to for repair?
Tonight was listening to music and my battery ran to what I assume is 0%, it was at 2 while listening to music and I ran to get laundry and by the time I was half way through my music stopped suddenly, assuming it died. Went to charge it tonight and it wouldn't charge, showed the battery symbol and the charging plug. LED doesn't light up, was able to boot to recovery, and volume down to restart, got to home screen for 0.5s and it showed 0% on battery symbol, no charging symbol, and then shut off. Now it doesn't have enough juice to even tell me to charge it or boot to recovery/odin anymore.
Tried multiple chargers, stock charger, wireless chargers, nothing is getting juice into this thing. No new apps installed besides Fitbit and MyFitnessPal 2 days ago when I got my new Blaze.
EDIT: Just plugged it into PC, windows 10 said power surge, and the microUSB cable got HOT. Within 10 seconds I noticed it burning under my hands. Never had that before
Anyone have this happen before?
I had all sort of problems that my pc keep disconnected my phone and wouldn't fast charge and when it did it was so slow also the microUSB use to be so hot . Yesterday i bought a new USB cable and everything works great!!
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This is a weird behavior. FINALLY got my nook HD to start charging after... uh... a year and a half.
The problem is I go to use nook after getting charge going. Whenever it stops charging (due to unplug or whatever,) I can't plug back into that charger the light goes green and not orange. I plug into a second charger it charges fine. Then I go use tablet, it wo't go into second charger but will go back to the first charger.
What is going on and is there anything I can do? Like can i buy a charger that has two plugs? Do i need to get a two/three amp charger?
I should note one of the chargers used is the stock charger. The other is a one amp charger.
Sounds like the battery is done mate. What it seems like it's doing is that it starts to feed it a charge (not sure how much time it spends in that state, so my guess may be off a bit), then you try to turn it on, and it changed the mode of it. When it's completely off, or on, it goes to it's "on" state to charge. Not fully booted, but the blood is flowing so to speak. When you try to turn it on while it's plugged in and in this state, it forces it to shut completely down, and the light turns green. THEN, the time it takes for the tablet to be relocated, or swapped to the other charger, it resets that trigger to go into it's charge mode (maybe 5 seconds or so), and the scenario repeats. I suggest letting it sit overnight with the original charger as 1 amp is not enough for these to get their fix, then try turning it on after that. When they are drained fully, they drain to the point of near battery death. Couple that with not being charged for a long time, and you may have a dead battery. Try to let it charge overnight to give it all the time it would need to get fully charged. If the battery is good, it should work, if not then the last hail-marry would be to try things with the SD card removed, and hope it does something new.
Its acting less weird now that its had some juice, however even after cable repacement it acted like the original brick was a one amp source.
It will charge, but even with a new two amp brick it is inconsistent on when it decides to.