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Left my phone plugged in over night like a I always do. Woke up today and tried to turn the screen on but there was nothing. It wouldn't come on. Pressed the power button over and over but nothing. Tried a three finger reboot. Felt it vibrate signalling it rebooted. Still no screen.
Removed my bumper case to make sure I was pressing the button all the way down. Was able to get the little vibrate signal that the power menu prompt popped up but still no screen. Held the power button for 30 seconds. Still nothing.
Finally held down power button + volume up and the device rebooted and the boot animation came up. Screen works fine again.
So I guess the point of this post is to let people know my sets in case the encounter this problem. Hopefully it works for you as well and you don't have to send your device back.
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Left my phone plugged in over night like a I always do. Woke up today and tried to turn the screen on but there was nothing. It wouldn't come on. Pressed the power button over and over but nothing. Tried a three finger reboot. Felt it vibrate signalling it rebooted. Still no screen.
Removed my bumper case to make sure I was pressing the button all the way down. Was able to get the little vibrate signal that the power menu prompt popped up but still no screen. Held the power button for 30 seconds. Still nothing.
Finally held down power button + volume up and the device rebooted and the boot animation came up. Screen works fine again.
So I guess the point of this post is to let people know my sets in case the encounter this problem. Hopefully it works for you as well and you don't have to send your device back.
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I had a similar situation where I was toggling my nexus 4s brightness settings and when you have it at the darkest setting it is pitch black. Like there's no light on at all. I just had to hit the spot that I did before and bring the light settings back up. So maybe you can boot it up unlock it on the blank screen and two finger pull down and try pressing the light toggle?
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I had a similar situation where I was toggling my nexus 4s brightness settings and when you have it at the darkest setting it is pitch black. Like there's no light on at all. I just had to hit the spot that I did before and bring the light settings back up. So maybe you can boot it up unlock it on the blank screen and two finger pull down and try pressing the light toggle?
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it was at ten percent brightness and the screen was completely unresponsive as far as i could tell. doing the power + volume up press made it reboot and return to normal.
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Left my phone plugged in over night like a I always do. Woke up today and tried to turn the screen on but there was nothing. It wouldn't come on. Pressed the power button over and over but nothing. Tried a three finger reboot. Felt it vibrate signalling it rebooted. Still no screen.
Removed my bumper case to make sure I was pressing the button all the way down. Was able to get the little vibrate signal that the power menu prompt popped up but still no screen. Held the power button for 30 seconds. Still nothing.
Finally held down power button + volume up and the device rebooted and the boot animation came up. Screen works fine again.
So I guess the point of this post is to let people know my sets in case the encounter this problem. Hopefully it works for you as well and you don't have to send your device back.
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Mine did that once too. Exact same thing happened. I was starting to get the feeling in my stomach where my phone had just died and then I hit a random set of buttons and saw the Google logo appear. Must be a software bug.
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Mine did that once too. Exact same thing happened. I was starting to get the feeling in my stomach where my phone had just died and then I hit a random set of buttons and saw the Google logo appear. Must be a software bug.
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exactly the same here. felt like i had dropped a baby on it's head haha. i wish i knew a way to figure out what caused it.
My wife and I have been having the same issue, and I'm surprised that there's not more reports of this behavior The worst part is that I use my phone as an alarm, and the alarm won't go off if this happens in the night.
It has happened to me 3 times now, and 2 times in one day for my wife. Holding down the power button for ~20 seconds will cause the reboot, which is the good news. This morning after holding down the power button I noticed the notification light flashing red.
The phone appears to be still on, because if it happens overnight I will still see the white notification light flashing even though the screen won't turn on.
I had this problem on faux123 kernel on the second day after I got my Nexus 4.
Doesn't encounter it on franco.Kernel...
Sleep of death brozillas! Happens to all android phones. Happened to all my phones listed in my signature. You can reboot the device and you should be good. For the dude that's missing his alarm you should do a factory reset if you are stock or if you have root do not set your min cpu values to less than 3xx MHz.
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Same thing happened to me on my N4. Did a hard reboot and it came back on. Has happened at least twice since then, usually after being plugged in.
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Change chargers, cables. Make sure the charger is 5v 1.2a. Factory reset to stock.
If all that fails, RMA if you can.
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I observed the same issue (going to standby, then cannot switch on within an hour) with my [just bought] Nexus 4 (latest 4.2.2 firmware OTA updated, nothing special in setup, second day of use).
Certainly must be difficult to say if it's hardware of software (that is, JB/drivers, since I cannot see how such issue can be caused by any virtual machine application) and when/if the latter will be fixed. I have another such great device already -- ASUS TF700 transformer, with similar "everything works, just reboots occasionally", which I think is enough for me
As with the ASUS Transformer case, I have trouble understanding: if it's the issue with all devices/firmware, although not too frequent -- then why everybody does not complain/return the units massively: the phone is pretty unusable if it cannot be relied upon. If it's just some isolated cases with particular units -- then what happened to QA/testing at LG...
So I guess I am going to return it while I can.
Too bad, good model otherwise, will have to see other phones or wait/observe.
My point is, I understand: fairly new device, can have quite a few faults to be fixed later -- now everybody seem to work that way, for better or worse.
It can have more or less beautiful (or ugly) designs, more or less features, larger or smaller batteries/working time; it can have problems with data connectivity, it can have better or worse browser (or the lack thereof completely). I'm fine with the lack of text reflow in Chrome although that was surprising.
One thing a phone/communicator/PDA absolutely cannot do, provided its battery is not empty, is going into "sleep of death"-like states -- it just cannot serve its purpose then, I cannot see how people sell it at all...
I have had a similar issue before, but i have experienced it when my phone has been through one of 2 sets of scenarios.
1 - It gets really warm and the screen becomes unresponsive, dead if you will. The hard reboot fixes this.
2 - When the signal to my phone is sporadic. An example of this would be my recent trip to London. I was on the underground quite a lot, and I'd lose signal quite often whilst travelling. On a couple of occasions i had to reboot my phone the hard way to get it going again.
Hope this helps?
In my case the device was lying near me on the sofa, the time between its going to standby and my attempt to switch it on was something within 1 hour. Nothing especially intensive had been done before.
BTW, while the phone was in that state, trying to call it resulted in long tones, i.e., apparently the radio/cell was online.
Hope this will help somebody, I returned mine.
Good evening. First post but long time lurker. My N4 is unrooted and on 4.2.2. I'm troubled with this as well especially so when the alarm doesn't ring in the morning after it's crashed overnight and I'm late for work!
Not sure if this is relevant though. I don't listen to music frequently on my N4 but the 3 times it had crashed overnight I had been listening to music before going to bed. Twice using Google music being streamed via my home wifi and once using poweramp with music on internal memory. I remember on 2 occasions the phone feeling rather hot as I was plugging the charger in as I was about to turn in.
I suspect there's a process that's causing the the phone to overload/ overheat and then switch off as a result. Because it's plugged in, it'll just continue to charge overnight and present you with a 100% battery in the morning once you've got it to reset again.
I have also found that doing a soft reset before going to bed prevents this from happening.
Just my observations.
Hi all, I got my Nexus 4 a week ago to replace a broken HTC One X (The cost of repairs was almost equal to the cost of a new Nexus 4). Since I got it, SoD happened twice, both times when I left it to charge overnight. The weird thing is that I have this LED application that blinks the notification light when charging with screen off. When I unplugged the phone, the LED was still blinking as if charging, so the phone is definitely not dead. I will try to set it to day-dream while charging and see if it helps. If it does, it might be considered a way of Google encouraging developers (like myself) to create more daydream apps .
Good morning from beyond the pond,
had the same thing happening as described in the first post solution (pressing POWER+VOL UP) helped to reboot my device.
Only thing that was showing was the led, flashing a blueish white light.
Now runs again on rasbeanjelly. Thanks to OP.
EDIT: since this happened the first time, I thought about what I had altered in my setup.
Only thing that was new was "Greenify". Maybe it sent the APEX launcher into standby?!
Having same problem on my 1 week older n4, my friend having the same problem . only thing in commune we have is the WHATSAPP app that once the phone restart it give a notification that the phone date is wrong,once I look at the date settings yes it is wrong, it says 1970 ,so I have to reset it. It does it every time the problem happens ,can this be a clue???
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it says 1970
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UNIX equivalent of Pol Pot's year zero
I'm having similar problems.
The first time I believe it was just an issue of slight overheating. I turned off the screen but left Google Maps running & put it in my bag. It didn't actually turn off, but the screen didn't want to come on when I took it out later. I did notice it was hot, and after it cooled for a couple mins, it worked fine again. I haven't done this again, and so far, so good.
However, now, on occasion the phone won't respond to the power button. I've never had to actually do a reset - it will eventually decide to work after a couple of presses.. but when it does, it will be slow to come on. The screen will be backlit (but black) for a few seconds, then it will load and respond as normal.
Since the light comes on prior to the screen, it seems like a software rather than hardware issue to me. If the screen was damaged, I don't think it would act that way. I don't know phones, but that's my intuition. I'm going to try and remember to turn it off on occasion and see if that helps. I don't think it's been reset since the last push update.
(I'm rooted, but stock)
So here's what happened: Today I was using my phone and all of a sudden it froze. It froze when I plugged it in to charge when I was on my main screen. I unplugged it and pressed the power button to turn the screen off but nothing happened. I pressed and held my power button for about 10 seconds and the screen shut off but now nothing is responding. I pressed and held to power button down for 20 sec and I get no response. I press and held the power and volume buttons for 4 or so minutes and I still get no response. I get no charge light when plugged in. It seems as though my phone is dead, any help in confirming this would be nice but tomorrow I might travel to the nearest BestBuy to start a claim to get a new phone. I have there fabulous insurance which is a very nice thing to have.
OK this phone is working again! It froze around 6 pm tonight and now 4 hours later its working. I may still turn it in to get replaced due to a previous incident that killed my IR port from transmitting. I just don't want to run into this problem again.
Phone dead?
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So here's what happened: Today I was using my phone and all of a sudden it froze. It froze when I plugged it in to charge when I was on my main screen. I unplugged it and pressed the power button to turn the screen off but nothing happened. I pressed and held my power button for about 10 seconds and the screen shut off but now nothing is responding. I pressed and held to power button down for 20 sec and I get no response. I press and held the power and volume buttons for 4 or so minutes and I still get no response. I get no charge light when plugged in. It seems as though my phone is dead, any help in confirming this would be nice but tomorrow I might travel to the nearest BestBuy to start a claim to get a new phone. I have there fabulous insurance which is a very nice thing to have.
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I'm also having a similar issue with my One.
Issue: Phone was streaming internet audio while on the charger, charging overnight (this is something I routinely do). Unplugged phone from charger, phone running ~ 98 degrees F. Audio stopped. Pressed power button and no response. The phone will not turn on. It appears the phone is dead.
Tried the following troubleshooting steps:
1. Long press power for 10-15 seconds. No response. No capacitive button light flash. No LED response.
2. Long press power for 10-15 seconds near a bright light. No response. No capacitive button light flash. No LED response.
3. Press power for 4-6 seconds. No response. No LED response.
4. Plug into charger. No response. No LED response.
5. Plug into computer. No response. No LED response. No device recognition.
I'm assuming my phone is dead but confirmation would be helpful.
I also wanted to see what people's experiences were with retrieving data from dead phones since I have all my apps etc. backed up on internal memory with TB. Backups are encrypted so I'm less worried about data theft, but I would like my info back for convenience purposes.
Other details:
Firmware: most recent for 4.3
Rooted, S-Off
Rom: ViperRom 3.5
Recovery: TWRP 2.6.3.0.
Please let me know if you need any more information from me or if you guys have any insights.
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I'm also having a similar issue with my One.
I unplugged it yesterday morning and went to turn it on and nothing. The phone will not turn on. I've tried holding the power button and the capacitive buttons do not flash. I've tried holding the power button with the sensors near a bright light and this also failed to work. I've plugged into a charger and no LEDs or response. I've plugged into a PC to see if ADB might work but nothing is detected.
I'm assuming my phone is dead but confirmation would be helpful.
I also wanted to see what people's experiences were with retrieving data from dead phones since I have all my apps etc. backed up on internal memory with TB. Backups are encrypted so I'm less worried about data theft, but I would like my info back for convenience purposes.
As an aside I'm running most recent firmware, rooted, S-Off, and running ViperRom 3.5. Please let me know if you need any more information from me or if you guys have any insights.
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Connect it to a PC and see if it shows QHSUSB_DLOAD your phone is bricked, probably dead motherboard. I'm starting to think that the One is a very defective phone, since there are many threads filled with dead phones and it's not even 1 year old. This is not good
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Connect it to a PC and see if it shows QHSUSB_DLOAD your phone is bricked, probably dead motherboard. I'm starting to think that the One is a very defective phone, since there are many threads filled with dead phones and it's not even 1 year old. This is not good
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Thanks for the advice. Connecting to my PC and looking at Device Manager, I'm not seeing the device at all.
A few notes: Running Windows 7 64-bit, local Administrator privileges, HTC drivers have been installed (I've run ADB and FASTBOOT commands from the machine before). I've also checked viewing Hidden devices in Device Manager with no luck.
Any other thoughts?
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Thanks for the advice. Connecting to my PC and looking at Device Manager, I'm not seeing the device at all.
A few notes: Running Windows 7 64-bit, local Administrator privileges, HTC drivers have been installed (I've run ADB and FASTBOOT commands from the machine before). I've also checked viewing Hidden devices in Device Manager with no luck.
Any other thoughts?
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Seems like it's a hrdware issue. If nothing works I'm afraid your phone is dead and all you can do is send it to HTC. Good luck keep us posted
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Appreciate the help. I'm checking different USB cables as a last ditch effort, but likely will be in touch with HTC. I'll update with results.
The general consensus seems to be that certain phones shipped with faulty heatsinks. Since they can't dissipate the heat, it all builds up and fries the motherboard. My guess is that's what happened.
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Quick update - I have TEP on my account with Sprint. Took to the Sprint store, they could not power on the phone. The tech's guess is that the battery was somehow disconnected from the phone, he said mobo issues typically give some type of error instead of no response at all.
Got them to replace the unit free of cost, just need to ship back my old device. Thanks for the help and insight everyone.
I'm glad for you. Strange though how the battery got disconnected with all that glue they put in these phones
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all of a sudden galaxy s6 died. it was about 70% charged, i received a call of about 5 minute length. then i just placed phone on my desk. i picked up the phone after about half an hour to make a call, and it won't turn on. I thought battery may have been drained for some weird reason, so let me charge it, but after connecting to the charge, i don't see charging led come up. still kept phone in charge for about 20 minutes, still it will not power up. The phone "was" on stock release, haven't rooted or anything like that. it simply went to heaven. :crying:
called up t-mobile, at least they will send a new phone, but what will be the life without phone for next day ?
hold all four buttons (power, vol up/down, home) until it reboots. this happened to me a few days ago (assuming it's the same issue)
thanks master, that worked, but what could have caused it ?? when customer service wanted me to press vol+up, home , and power button, it didn't work, but holding all four worked, so puzzling ! anyway, they are sending me the replacement, so i think, i will swap the phone.
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thanks master, that worked, but what could have caused it ?? when customer service wanted me to press vol+up, home , and power button, it didn't work, but holding all four worked, so puzzling ! anyway, they are sending me the replacement, so i think, i will swap the phone.
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stuff happened. I would call them and cancel the new one if this one start working. it's electronics glad you got it to work...
NICEGYPT said:
stuff happened. I would call them and cancel the new one if this one start working. it's electronics glad you got it to work...
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i know it is a pain to set up a new phone, but i don't want to take a chance, if this has happened once, it can happen again. it may be that hardware has some issues like loose pins or something. I have never paid attention before, but now I remember that sometime when i connected it to charge with the supplied quick charger, it will just show "cable charging" , and rest of the time it will show "fast charging". So, this may have something to do with that.
Hi guys,
This morning when I woke up I jumped update android wear and I've given update (fully charged battery), it has been updated me and after the previous update all applications has shut down and no longer responds.
Neither wrist gestures or touch on the screen, or pressing the button several seconds ...
Not that the screen is left in black, but this off, because I either mobile is connected.
Any remedy?
Regards.
I have the exact same problem. No solution found as of yet.
LeMagDJ said:
Hi guys,
This morning when I woke up I jumped update android wear and I've given update (fully charged battery), it has been updated me and after the previous update all applications has shut down and no longer responds.
Neither wrist gestures or touch on the screen, or pressing the button several seconds ...
Not that the screen is left in black, but this off, because I either mobile is connected.
Any remedy?
Regards.
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ihave the same problem
I'm just waiting for me to answer the Amazon seller who I bought it. I have sent a request for reimbursement or replacement.
Have you tried to hold down the button for a good while? The watch should produce a long vibrate (keep the button pressed) and then after that should power off.
dunjamon said:
Have you tried to hold down the button for a good while? The watch should produce a long vibrate (keep the button pressed) and then after that should power off.
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Yes, I have held down more than 30 seconds and does nothing...
Same here. After fiddling with things for a bit, I was able to discover that my watch was actually on, and connected to my phone, and I could see the watch's storage and battery, and even grab a screenshot from the wear app, but the display itself is completely dead after the OTA. Working brilliantly one moment (never any problems with this watch), OTA installs, and BAM, display dead. Digitizer even works, I can press and hold on the display and you feel the vibration that you normally would when selecting a new face.
I should point out that I was completely stock. No root, no third party recovery. The only thing that had been done was developer options had been enabled.
I ended up opening a case with LG and sent it off today for service. But clearly something was broken with this OTA to have this happen to multiple people.
I just spoke with LG SAT and tomorrow will come for him.
He also told me that as I have only one month and seems to be a failure of the clock, they will be responsible for repair or will send me a new one.
Anyway, it seems to me a big failure. I had the watch factory complements and after updating, it was fried.
Hi so i am having this problem this major problem currently with my Tab s2 (T-715)....
so i just went out last night and when i came back my tablet was off.
itried turning it on thinking that it ran out of battery.
i tries charging it but nothing happens and the device gets extremely hot near the home button.
its been a month since i had this tab..
it does not go in to download mode.
or recovery...
if anyone else had/has this issue plz help...........
Hold POWER +VOL DOWN until it reboots.
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Hold POWER +VOL DOWN until it reboots.
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I tried holding the power+vol down buttons for 15 secs but it still does'nt work.....
no good news, mine first t715 also died like this. i hope I was wrong but...
Take it in for warranty m8
Might be worth waiting for the battery to completely drain and then try and turn it on after getting some charge in it.
I've had problems recently, after using OTG, the tab's display will just turn off, and when I mean off, it's just the screen, the tab is actually still on, as you can feel the heptic feedback, the only way is to force reset using the power volume and home key.
Another problem, still recently, I had about 12% power, so I just connected the USB to charge the tab, the screen started to flicker and then nothing works, after 10 minutes reconnected the power, and it started to charge up from 0%, it seems like the tab has gone haywire, I had decided to trade it in the next few days for the xperia X performance.
Not even bothered to take it to samsung service center (still under warranty), I can't stand their customer service, my tab has been through a repair before, my home key died and it kept on grabbing the side of the hole and sticking down, they replaced the part, but left something inside causing a lump at the back, problem sorted out, but the buttom kept on grabbing the side of the hole and not coming out if you press it slightly on one side, I even showed them the problem, and they agreed, and they say that a normal person won't press the button like that, and it's normal, I did mention that I have tried a few units and does not have the same problems, they just said it's normal, so I said to them if this is normal what isn't normal, and do they tell all there customers if they have a problem that its normal.
So I am completely sick of there BS, trying to keep away from samsung stuff.
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I've had problems recently, after using OTG, the tab's display will just turn off, and when I mean off, it's just the screen, the tab is actually still on, as you can feel the heptic feedback, the only way is to force reset using the power volume and home key.
Another problem, still recently, I had about 12% power, so I just connected the USB to charge the tab, the screen started to flicker and then nothing works, after 10 minutes reconnected the power, and it started to charge up from 0%, it seems like the tab has gone haywire, I had decided to trade it in the next few days for the xperia X performance.
Not even bothered to take it to samsung service center (still under warranty), I can't stand their customer service, my tab has been through a repair before, my home key died and it kept on grabbing the side of the hole and sticking down, they replaced the part, but left something inside causing a lump at the back, problem sorted out, but the buttom kept on grabbing the side of the hole and not coming out if you press it slightly on one side, I even showed them the problem, and they agreed, and they say that a normal person won't press the button like that, and it's normal, I did mention that I have tried a few units and does not have the same problems, they just said it's normal, so I said to them if this is normal what isn't normal, and do they tell all there customers if they have a problem that its normal.
So I am completely sick of there BS, trying to keep away from samsung stuff.
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Thank you so much for mentioning the otg issue.....
now that i remember i was trying to use my otg cable and it was not detected.
i tested the otg cable on another samsung tablet and it was working fine........
Anyways i did speak with my local seller to claim the warranty....
it will be back after 12-14 days
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I've had problems recently, after using OTG, the tab's display will just turn off, and when I mean off, it's just the screen, the tab is actually still on, as you can feel the heptic feedback, the only way is to force reset using the power volume and home key.
Another problem, still recently, I had about 12% power, so I just connected the USB to charge the tab, the screen started to flicker and then nothing works, after 10 minutes reconnected the power, and it started to charge up from 0%, it seems like the tab has gone haywire, I had decided to trade it in the next few days for the xperia X performance.
Not even bothered to take it to samsung service center (still under warranty), I can't stand their customer service, my tab has been through a repair before, my home key died and it kept on grabbing the side of the hole and sticking down, they replaced the part, but left something inside causing a lump at the back, problem sorted out, but the buttom kept on grabbing the side of the hole and not coming out if you press it slightly on one side, I even showed them the problem, and they agreed, and they say that a normal person won't press the button like that, and it's normal, I did mention that I have tried a few units and does not have the same problems, they just said it's normal, so I said to them if this is normal what isn't normal, and do they tell all there customers if they have a problem that its normal.
So I am completely sick of there BS, trying to keep away from samsung stuff.
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This may help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-s2/help/battery-life-charging-issues-t3221902/page2
acornkenya said:
This may help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-s2/help/battery-life-charging-issues-t3221902/page2
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Got rid of it, it should be a problem internally, anyway I've traded it for a Sony Xperia X performance.
Mine also died few days ago. I tried to charge it with different chargers and cables but without any success. POWER +VOL DOWN is not rebooting the tablet.
Now I am planning to open the back cover and will try to disconnect the battery. I believe it will help.
jaycellent said:
Mine also died few days ago. I tried to charge it with different chargers and cables but without any success. POWER +VOL DOWN is not rebooting the tablet.
Now I am planning to open the back cover and will try to disconnect the battery. I believe it will help.
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Did that work?
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Did that work?
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I am sorry, I did not have enough time for that in the last days. I will do that probably later today and will share the result.
jaycellent said:
I am sorry, I did not have enough time for that in the last days. I will do that probably later today and will share the result.
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Did that work?
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Unfortunately, no. It didn't work. I removed the back cover and managed to disconnect the battery. I left it disconnected for few hours, then I put everything back together. After, I tried to charge it and power it on again but without any success.
Any advice and suggestions would be highly appreciated.
jaycellent said:
Unfortunately, no. It didn't work. I removed the back cover and managed to disconnect the battery. I left it disconnected for few hours, then I put everything back together. After, I tried to charge it and power it on again but without any success.
Any advice and suggestions would be highly appreciated.
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Do you see the charging animation?
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Do you see the charging animation?
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No, nothing. Thank you for asking.
Is there a reset button inside the sim/sd card opening? My sonys have this.
Hanger4life said:
Is there a reset button inside the sim/sd card opening? My sonys have this.
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Samsungs use POWER + VOL DOWN
OK so i returned it to samsund samsung and after 3 weeks the called me up saying that my tab had a manufacturing defect and that it cannot be repaired
and they offered me a fulll refund.......
iam literally DONE with SAMSUNG!!!!!!!
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OK so i returned it to samsund samsung and after 3 weeks the called me up saying that my tab had a manufacturing defect and that it cannot be repaired
and they offered me a fulll refund.......
iam literally DONE with SAMSUNG!!!!!!!
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They offer a full refund and you're 'done'.
How does that work? [emoji53]