OnePlus 3t Signal Loss Phone Freeze Reboot Black Screen - OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers

Hi,
My OnePlus 3T loses Signal on 58-63%% battery and when it does, the phone freezes and reboots to a black screen. Then I have to force reboot it by holding the Power button for several seconds. Then after reboot, the phone continues to lose signal with freeze and reboot after 1 or 2 minutes. But if I put the phone in Airplane mode, the phone works fine (WiFi doesn't affect the issue whether it is on or off in Airplane mode.
PS: Currently running Oreo Stable Oxygen OS. Downgrading won't help as I have already tried it. The same issue persists on Custom ROMs as well.
Any help?

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