My battery is dropping from 12% to 0% in a few seconds and phone shuts down.
See attached screenshots from battery graph and better battery stats.
During normal use until 13% discharge is normal.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
I would like to see some feedback about this, as well. I'm experiencing the same thing.
junta_mpb said:
I would like to see some feedback about this, as well. I'm experiencing the same thing.
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I have google around but no real solution.
I have tried calibrating battry, let's see what happens
Battery calibration is something you should do!
If it doesn't work try different FTF Files for your device or even use PC Companion to repair your device...
If you could try custom roms it would be better because if the problem still remains it means there is a hardware problem(Probably battery replacement will be needed).
comeon, no one with a real good idea about source of the problem and its solution?
thegios said:
comeon, no one with a real good idea about source of the problem and its solution?
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use your phone untill it turns off - boot into recovey with power then volume up
charge your battery while on recovery twrp from 0 to 100 ( leave it just to charge it may take up to 5 hours )
test again if worked fine on discharge from 12 to 0 so u have a kernel problem
you may change the kernel or try another rom
mimotata said:
use your phone untill it turns off - boot into recovey with power then volume up
charge your battery while on recovery twrp from 0 to 100 ( leave it just to charge it may take up to 5 hours )
test again if worked fine on discharge from 12 to 0 so u have a kernel problem
you may change the kernel or try another rom
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Ok, I have tried all possible methods
- using an app called BatteryCalibration
- using the charging mode suggested above
- deleting manually the battery stats file
Phone still goes from 12% to 0% in seconds and shuts down.
I DO NOT BELIEVE IT IS A KERNEL PROBLEM because I have the original .157 sony ROM, just rooted with a few crapware disabled
I DO NOT BELIEVE IT IS A BATTERY PROBLEM because I have tried the following: when phone goes from 12% to 0% and shuts off, I plug it in, wait that it charges for say 10 minutes, turn it on, battery is at 4%, unplug it, phone runs for at least 40 minutes (it should shut down).
So it really seems to be a bad reading...
Hmm, i have same problem with battery , when battery is 32-35%, screen off dropping to 22-25% in some minute, but wheni test with screen on 32-35%, don't have problem
It difficult question to answer
bibica said:
Hmm, i have same problem with battery , when battery is 32-35%, screen off dropping to 22-25% in some minute, but wheni test with screen on 32-35%, don't have problem
It difficult question to answer
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It is not the same problem.
My problem is that when the phone (after several hours, also of intensive use) reaches 12% in a few seconds it drops to 11% then suddenly to 0% and it shuts down.
Then, If I charge it for 10 minutes, unplug and turn it on, battery is at 4% and lasts for another hour: this should prove the problem is not the battery but its reading.
And deleting batter stats is useless, besides this being a myth...
thegios said:
My battery is dropping from 12% to 0% in a few seconds and phone shuts down.
See attached screenshots from battery graph and better battery stats.
During normal use until 13% discharge is normal.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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same here
first screenshot is the normal of the battery
second screenshot when it starts to do the problem not a big problem
third pic is the problem big problem ( fast drain and fast charge )
also the fourth pic is how my battery last from 100 to 15 about 6 hours hardcore usage and after that 2 or 3 mins max 0 :/
i dont have this problem on sony stock rom 108 or 157 seems fine no fast drain or fast charge just on any other rom that problem happenes
iam now on cm11 phone model c6902
mimotata said:
same here
first screenshot is the normal of the battery
second screenshot when it starts to do the problem not a big problem
third pic is the problem big problem ( fast drain and fast charge )
also the fourth pic is how my battery last from 100 to 15 about 6 hours hardcore usage and after that 2 or 3 mins max 0 :/
i dont have this problem on sony stock rom 108 or 157 seems fine no fast drain or fast charge just on any other rom that problem happenes
iam now on cm11 phone model c6902
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I do have original z1 stock .157 rom and I while ago had not this problem.
And yes, it seems that from 100% to 12% it takes ages even with heavy use then suddenly in 3 seconds drops to 0%
thegios said:
I do have original z1 stock .157 rom and I while ago had not this problem.
And yes, it seems that from 100% to 12% it takes ages even with heavy use then suddenly in 3 seconds drops to 0%
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i tested every kernel out there for cm11
it is about bad reading from battery
but as no offline charge on cm roms
so no calibiration
So what is the solution?
This morning it dropped from 42% to 21% in a minute and then to 0% in seconds. I put charger on, left it charge 3 minutes, turned it on, batt was at 5%, unplugged and phone remained awake for 20 minutes during use
There must be a way... Full reset maybe?
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So what is the solution?
This morning it dropped from 42% to 21% in a minute and then to 0% in seconds. I put charger on, left it charge 3 minutes, turned it on, batt was at 5%, unplugged and phone remained awake for 20 minutes during use
There must be a way... Full reset maybe?
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tested everything wiped and fresh install still the same
mimotata said:
tested everything wiped and fresh install still the same
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I will try removing sd card, even though I do not see why that would be a problem
Same problem.
Tried
>PC Companion Repair
>Batt calibration
>flashing Stock rom using flashtool
Still drops to 0% when it reach 50%
Maybe a battery problem?
We experience it all by now maybe because our z1 is more than a year old and battery maybe affected?
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noteandfound said:
Same problem.
Tried
>PC Companion Repair
>Batt calibration
>flashing Stock rom using flashtool
Still drops to 0% when it reach 50%
Maybe a battery problem?
We experience it all by now maybe because our z1 is more than a year old and battery maybe affected?
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Try this: when it reaches 50% and shuts down, while phone is off, plug it in, wait 10 minutes, turn it on and unplug it. Phone should be at 8% or so, and will last normally now.
thegios said:
Try this: when it reaches 50% and shuts down, while phone is off, plug it in, wait 10 minutes, turn it on and unplug it. Phone should be at 8% or so, and will last normally now.
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Yeah from playing like 30 minutes of games it will shuts off. But i wait for my phone to cool down for like 10 minutes then turning it on , i now have 45% battery but will drain badly again even for like using the camera.
nikkorob said:
Yeah from playing like 30 minutes of games it will shuts off. But i wait for my phone to cool down for like 10 minutes then turning it on , i now have 45% battery but will drain badly again even for like using the camera.
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Same to me.
We all experience the same thing.
Anyone consulted Sony Service Center regarding this?
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thegios said:
Try this: when it reaches 50% and shuts down, while phone is off, plug it in, wait 10 minutes, turn it on and unplug it. Phone should be at 8% or so, and will last normally now.
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noteandfound said:
Same to me.
We all experience the same thing.
Anyone consulted Sony Service Center regarding this?
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sir are u Filpino ? one of d users of this server have suggested me to bring my unit to the sony center. it seems my phone's battery have already expanded. That same thing have made my phone's backcover to open (on the middle part where the battery is located).
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NOTE: These tests were done using branded Orange PL firmware as well as UK Global
symptoms:
1. phone is charged by 100% then unplugged after about one hour
2. 100% is kept for the next 6-7 hours
3. during the day battery drops as normal till about 50%
4. once phone is rebooted battery instead of 50% shows 32%
I don't think the latest phones needs battery calibration (or am I wrong)
Sony has screw up the battery measurement
Hope they will soon release an update
Does anyone have similar issue?
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NOTE: These tests were done using branded Orange PL firmware as well as UK Global
symptoms:
1. phone is charged by 100% then unplugged after about one hour
2. 100% is kept for the next 6-7 hours
3. during the day battery drops as normal till about 50%
4. once phone is rebooted battery instead of 50% shows 32%
I don't think the latest phones needs battery calibration (or am I wrong)
Sony has screw up the battery measurement
Hope they will soon release an update
Does anyone have similar issue?
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Only happened on second or third day that phone was on last 1% for half hour other then that it is accurate to me.
[edit:] no harm done in deleting /data/system/batterystats.bin after full charge, unplug, let phone go to 1% and then fully charge.
Sent from my Xperia T
tumult said:
Only happened on second or third day that phone was on last 1% for half hour other then that it is accurate to me.
Sent from my Xperia T
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I think I need to wait till 1-2% then charge it up to 100% - then we shall see
masi0 said:
I think I need to wait till 1-2% then charge it up to 100% - then we shall see
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yes, i just edited my post to suggest it
Sent from my Xperia T
Deleting battery stats will do nothing. Battery needs to be calibrated by charging full, unplug, turn off, plug back in till full, pop battery about 30 seconds, put battery back in then boot.
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masi0 said:
NOTE: These tests were done using branded Orange PL firmware as well as UK Global
symptoms:
1. phone is charged by 100% then unplugged after about one hour
2. 100% is kept for the next 6-7 hours
3. during the day battery drops as normal till about 50%
4. once phone is rebooted battery instead of 50% shows 32%
I don't think the latest phones needs battery calibration (or am I wrong)
Sony has screw up the battery measurement
Hope they will soon release an update
Does anyone have similar issue?
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Not sure if this is the definitive answer to this, but you should not believe your battery percentage meter, read this to know why
gregbradley said:
Not sure if this is the definitive answer to this, but you should not believe your battery percentage meter, read this to know why
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This article is a b***t:laugh: How come these problems do not exist on the Xperia S or even iPhone 4s?
I hope Sony will release system update soon
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Deleting battery stats will do nothing. Battery needs to be calibrated by charging full, unplug, turn off, plug back in till full, pop battery about 30 seconds, put battery back in then boot.
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and didyou read my post? I said no harm in that, but he should do full charge.. and suggestion to pop out the battery fails a bit as T has unremovable battery
Like restarting my phone would increase my battery level. Suppose i have 33 percent then i restart it would be 46. Sometimes even while charging battery wont increase.
Abybody else has this problem
It happens with my phone too and we're alone. Others users have this problem.
eduds said:
It happens with my phone too and we're alone. Others users have this problem.
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We are alone??
I have been using the Indian firmware for about 2 weeks now and have never come across this issue.
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jazn22 said:
We are alone??
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Ops! Sorry
We are not alone.
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Ops! Sorry
We are not alone.
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No, you are NOT alone.
My phone's battery jumped from 28% to 54% on my last reboot.
ALWAYS Battery % changes after a reboot. Sometimes goes up, sometimes down! :/
You are NOT alone
It is normal for this to happen after a restart, some applications are closed, and re-evaluates the software autonomy.
It's like a car with average consumption when start drive you show a consumption of 99% and after a few km is updated and back to normal.
R_a_z_v_a_n said:
It is normal for this to happen after a restart, some applications are closed, and re-evaluates the software autonomy.
It's like a car with average consumption when start drive you show a consumption of 99% and after a few km is updated and back to normal.
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Yeah, i understand. Increasing or decrease 1 or 2 percent is normal. But mine increases anywhere from 5 to 15 percent. That's wierd. How can it miscalculate my that much
jazn22 said:
Yeah, i understand. Increasing or decrease 1 or 2 percent is normal. But mine increases anywhere from 5 to 15 percent. That's wierd. How can it miscalculate my that much
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That's due to bad calibration.To resolve it let it discharge fully (even try to switch it on after automatic shut down).Then connect it to charger (don't turn on device) and let it fully charged.
mr.harsh said:
That's due to bad calibration.To resolve it let it discharge fully (even try to switch it on after automatic shut down).Then connect it to charger (don't turn on device) and let it fully charged.
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I have already done it. But no use. And its a new handset
Many people have this problem, including me. I solved this problem calibrating my battery with Battery Calibration. After calibration go down battery to 0% then charge again to 100%
Even i'm having the same problem. But my phone doesn't reach till 0%, it turnoffs midway and when I restart it shows battery low and then dies again :/
Hello,
I have an unlocked HTC One and I think I have some problems with the battery. For example, in the morning when I unplug it from charging and it's 100%, if I use it for like 5 minutes then the battery will drop by 6-7% and I don't think that's normal.
Then I was not at home today and I had like 19% and I decided to power it off. Then I turned it on after like 10 minutes, I had 7% left. I left it on for 10-15 minutes without using and it dropped to 2%. I turned it off again and then I turned it back on after like 5 minutes and it had 6%.
What is going on? Should I do a clean install of the software? I'm using ViperOne 6.2.1.
Thank you!
mpernea said:
Hello,
I have an unlocked HTC One and I think I have some problems with the battery. For example, in the morning when I unplug it from charging and it's 100%, if I use it for like 5 minutes then the battery will drop by 6-7% and I don't think that's normal.
Then I was not at home today and I had like 19% and I decided to power it off. Then I turned it on after like 10 minutes, I had 7% left. I left it on for 10-15 minutes without using and it dropped to 2%. I turned it off again and then I turned it back on after like 5 minutes and it had 6%.
What is going on? Should I do a clean install of the software? I'm using ViperOne 6.2.1.
Thank you!
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might be some app that is draining your battery, to confirm with gsam battery monitor. Maybe a rom/kernel issue or a bad battery....
Alright so I've done what the guy advised here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2765655
Apparently it fixed some of the problems but I still fail to understand this thing: so last night I had 73% battery left. I turned off the phone and then turned it back on after 5 minutes, I had 68% battery left. Why is this?
Also, sometimes the battery level shown while the phone is on does not coincide with the battery level shown in Recovery TWRP. Why is that and what can be done about it?
Thank you!
There is no way to know precisely what proportion of total charge is in a battery, it can only be estimated. Temperature, current drain, and many other factors affect the estimate. I think you're expecting too much.
My phone got weird battery problem
My phone is 2 yr old & battery replaced last yr
S Off using custom rom insertcoin senseven artmod
I think physically battery is ok
Problem is phone shows battery discharging very quickly
after that what I do
reset battery stats by power off or auto shut down by low battery then holding vol up & power button screen on till phone off again then start phone again it will shows increased battery %
For eg using phone for 10 hrs with 1 hr screen on time it discharge 100 to 0% then I reset battery stats & start phone again it will shows 65% battery
2 nd thing if I'm charging phone it wether phone on or off (let's assume 35% ) it's % not increased but it shows phone using more power after some time it will shows less battery (15%)but in reality phone is charging after resetting battery stats with above method it will shows correct %(55%)
I tried these methods to correct it
Flash stock firmware again unsuccessful
Flash stock ruu again unsuccessful
Also tried vol up + vol down + power button holding for 2 minutes to battery stats reset
What I should do ?
I count manually battery life it's above 24 hr with screen on time of 2.5 hr
See attached pic
yatindroid said:
See attached pic
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Did you re-downloaded your apps after flashing the ruu or you have tested the battery directly after flashing the ruu? (to make sure none of your apps or settings is draining the battery).
alray said:
Did you re-downloaded your apps after flashing the ruu or you have tested the battery directly after flashing the ruu? (to make sure none of your apps or settings is draining the battery).
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Battery is not drained
% not showed correctly
After battery stats reset it shows correct % again
My problem is I have to restart & reset battery stats again and again to use 100% battery life I have to do it 4-5 times
yatindroid said:
Battery is not drained
% not showed correctly
After battery stats reset it shows correct % again
My problem is I have to restart & reset battery stats again and again to use 100% battery life I have to do it 4-5 times
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What about your apps? Like @alray asked. Have you tested with just the barebone stock rom with no apps installed?
I had a similar issue a while ago it turned out to be "Gsam Root companion" after removing the app my battery percentage returned to normal.
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Danny201281 said:
What about your apps? Like @alray asked. Have you tested with just the barebone stock rom with no apps installed?
I had a similar issue a while ago it turned out to be "Gsam Root companion" after removing the app my battery percentage returned to normal.
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Now Totally stock Rom flashed ruu zip 5.0.2 sense 6
7.21.707.135
Only xda app installed nothing else
My previous Rom was SenSeven Rom with that problem started
I was using gsam battery monitor then not companion
Also used mi power bank in August month quite lots of time
Now I since 10 days stopped using mi power bank but problem started after that
yatindroid said:
Now Totally stock Rom flashed ruu zip 5.0.2 sense 6
7.21.707.135
Only xda app installed nothing else
My previous Rom was SenSeven Rom with that problem started
I was using gsam battery monitor then not companion
Also used mi power bank in August month quite lots of time
Now I since 10 days stopped using mi power bank but problem started after that
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Err! Strange could be battery problem but it's weird how clearing stats cures it temporarily.
Have you tried resetting USB host mode with Vol up+down + power for 2 mins?
Maybe charge to 100% in all modes (on, off and in recovery) wipe stats reset USB host mode and reboot and monitor.
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Danny201281 said:
Err! Strange could be battery problem but it's weird how clearing stats cures it temporarily.
Have you tried resetting USB host mode with Vol up+down + power for 2 mins?
Maybe charge to 100% in all modes (on, off and in recovery) wipe stats reset USB host mode and reboot and monitor.
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yes I tried Vol up+down + power for 2 mins
Unsuccessful
Whatever I do it always shows decreasing battery % but after battery stats reset it jumps to higher value
Even phone is off & put on charging battery shows decreasing trend but after reset shows correct %
Totally pissed off
This is latest drawing uhhh !!
I think your battery is going to die soon. Most likely some of its blocks are complitely dead, that's why it shows that kind of stats
donkeykong1 said:
I think your battery is going to die soon. Most likely some of its blocks are complitely dead, that's why it shows that kind of stats
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That will be good at least I won't have suspicion to change battery or not
But how it possible to have 24+ hr battery life + 2-3 hrs SOT ?
yatindroid said:
That will be good at least I won't have suspicion to change battery or not
But how it possible to have 24+ hr battery life + 2-3 hrs SOT ?
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Did you try to run your phone without rebooting to see how much it will last? Also, did you try another charger? Judging from your screenshots my guess is your battery is dying, but that would mean you couldn't get that much off charge and SOT to save your life. My battery is still pretty good, and I get just over 3 hours SOT and 36-48 hours off charge
donkeykong1 said:
Did you try to run your phone without rebooting to see how much it will last? Also, did you try another charger? Judging from your screenshots my guess is your battery is dying, but that would mean you couldn't get that much off charge and SOT to save your life. My battery is still pretty good, and I get just over 3 hours SOT and 36-48 hours off charge
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ok let me explain screen shot
Anyhow I charged phone to 100% start it use it for 14-15 hr with 1-1.5 hr sot it goes to 0%
switched off or auto off
not charged
Battery stats reset with vol up + power button for 20 sec (it shows green HTC then goes off again)
Start phone again it shows 60% battery again (not charged )
Use 7-8 hrs with sot 1 hr approx
Goes to 0% again
Repeat process again shows battery 30-35% again
So this is screen shot history
yatindroid said:
ok let me explain screen shot
Anyhow I charged phone to 100% start it use it for 14-15 hr with 1-1.5 hr sot it goes to 0%
switched off or auto off
not charged
Battery stats reset with vol up + power button for 20 sec (it shows green HTC then goes off again)
Start phone again it shows 60% battery again (not charged )
Use 7-8 hrs with sot 1 hr approx
Goes to 0% again
Repeat process again shows battery 30-35% again
So this is screen shot history
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I understood your screenshot. So, every time your phone shuts down, you do the reset thing, right? I would like to know what happens if you just try to turn on your phone after it shuts down. No reseting, no nothing. Simply try to turn it on
donkeykong1 said:
I understood your screenshot. So, every time your phone shuts down, you do the reset thing, right? I would like to know what happens if you just try to turn on your phone after it shuts down. No reseting, no nothing. Simply try to turn it on
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Mostly it turns on with same % it was off if it's 0-1% it start in middle way then auto shut down
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Mostly it turns on with same % it was off if it's 0-1% it start in middle way then auto shut down
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That's a lot like my old Xperia X1. Turned out it was charge regulator issue. You might want to look that up. If I remember correctly, Xperia had that regulator on its motherboard. I changed it and everything was fine after that. I think M7's charge regulator is in the battery, so we're back to faulty battery. But that's just my opinion, you might want to monitor charging current to see if your phone is getting correct charge current
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That's a lot like my old Xperia X1. Turned out it was charge regulator issue. You might want to look that up. If I remember correctly, Xperia had that regulator on its motherboard. I changed it and everything was fine after that. I think M7's charge regulator is in the battery, so we're back to faulty battery. But that's just my opinion, you might want to monitor charging current to see if your phone is getting correct charge current
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I have 3 HTC phones in my family I use their charger randomly
My sister's HTC One m7 battery is fine no issues
I think my phones motherboard can have some issues as in warranty period it's battery changed 2 times so it could be !!
I got confused as after 1st battery replaced I hard brick phone & HTC changed motherboard after 2 months of that battery replaced again
Now I don't know what it is ?
I wish if battery is faulty it should dead asap so I can replace battery
yatindroid said:
I have 3 HTC phones in my family I use their charger randomly
My sister's HTC One m7 battery is fine no issues
I think my phones motherboard can have some issues as in warranty period it's battery changed 2 times so it could be !!
I got confused as after 1st battery replaced I hard brick phone & HTC changed motherboard after 2 months of that battery replaced again
Now I don't know what it is ?
I wish if battery is faulty it should dead asap so I can replace battery
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Well, it could very well be motherboard issue too, but that was my last resort as it means you're pretty much screwed if your warranty expired
@Danny201281 @donkeykong1
Battery replaced but still have same problem
Is there any battery sensor ?
If yes where motherboard or any other chip like charging usb ?
I baught this phone 3 days ago and it the battery is a big problem and I really don't know why
For example I left it at 83% downloading some updates with WiFi and I came back after 40 minutesto find it at 76% and from the battery setting the cell standby (when I open it it says something about cell radio) used 74% of the battery and after those 40 minutes it became 77%
I would appreciate any help from u guys.
mouhazard said:
I baught this phone 3 days ago and it the battery is a big problem and I really don't know why
For example I left it at 83% downloading some updates with WiFi and I came back after 40 minutesto find it at 76% and from the battery setting the cell standby (when I open it it says something about cell radio) used 74% of the battery and after those 40 minutes it became 77%
I would appreciate any help from u guys.
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Did you find a new one ?
You do relise the phone came out over 3 years ago. If its used thats a long time for a cellphone battery
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It's refurbished
mouhazard said:
It's refurbished
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So you've lost 7% in 40 min while the phone was downloading updates. Nothing abnormal imo.
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So you've lost 7% in 40 min while the phone was downloading updates. Nothing abnormal imo.
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When screen was off during the night it hasn't dropped at all, and when I use it it drops 1% every 2-3 minutes with everything off except for WiFi
With the lowest brightness
mouhazard said:
When screen was off during the night it hasn't dropped at all, and when I use it it drops 1% every 2-3 minutes with everything off except for WiFi
With the lowest brightness
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1% every 3 minutes = 5 hours of screen on time.
Again, nothing abnormal here.
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Turn off Fast Boot in settings. Power off phone.
Plug phone into HTC charger and charge for two minutes or more
While charging, hold down volume up+volume down+power button and continue holding
Phone will turn on and off repeatedly every 15 seconds or so while continuing to hold all three buttons
Keep this going for 2 minutes, then release buttons when phone is ON
Now, let phone charge fully normally (with phone either on or off--doesn't matter) and battery level reporting, charging and battery life should be normalized.
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