Does anybody experience it too? I tried switching it to airplane mode, but it's still hot. Anybody know a way to fix it?
What kind of charger are you using for your device?
Every phone gets a little warm while fast charging
pja1985430 said:
What kind of charger are you using for your device?
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The original charger for honor play
tech_infinity said:
Every phone gets a little warm while fast charging
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It gets hot even on airplane mode
Xinja said:
Does anybody experience it too? I tried switching it to airplane mode, but it's still hot. Anybody know a way to fix it?
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It's gets hot because quick charge 18 watt, that's normal I think.
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It's gets hot because quick charge 18 watt, that's normal I think.
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the help
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the help
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No problem, you're welcome
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the help
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Yes, anything above 5V/2A (10W) will heat up a bit. I use v10 with 22.5W but i feel the heat is normal and i do not consider it as hot but little warm only which get absolutely normal within a minute or two after disconnecting the phone from charger.
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There is different between hot and warn though. If your device gets hot while charging on the original charger there is something wrong somewhere. Mine doesn't even get warm when charging, perhaps, due to the winter cold. You should check the main power supply voltage to see if it's compatible with the requirement.
I don't believe it is normal for your device to get hot while charging without many apps running at the background.
shashank1320 said:
Yes, anything above 5V/2A (10W) will heat up a bit. I use v10 with 22.5W but i feel the heat is normal and i do not consider it as hot but little warm only which get absolutely normal within a minute or two after disconnecting the phone from charger.
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There is different between hot and warn though. If your device gets hot while charging on the original charger there is something wrong somewhere. Mine doesn't even get warm when charging, perhaps, due to the winter cold. You should check the main power supply voltage to see if it's compatible with the requirement.
I don't believe it is normal for your device to get hot while charging without many apps running at the background.
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Will removing my phone case help in any way?
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Will removing my phone case help in any way?
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Nope
If it supports Quick charging or SuperCharge, your phone may heat up during charging, due to the increased voltage. In order to reduce heat when charging, do the following:
•Charge your phone in a place where heat can easily dissipate (such as on a desk). Avoid charging in places where heat does not easily dissipate (such as on a bed).
•User a Huawei standard charger to charge your phone.
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If it supports Quick charging or SuperCharge, your phone may heat up during charging, due to the increased voltage. In order to reduce heat when charging, do the following:
•Charge your phone in a place where heat can easily dissipate (such as on a desk). Avoid charging in places where heat does not easily dissipate (such as on a bed).
•User a Huawei standard charger to charge your phone.
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I was using my phone for navigation in a car dock and it was plugged into the car charger (qc 3.0). The phone got really hot on a sunny day and now it doesn't quick charge and I can't connect to pc with the usb cable.
Never had a problem using my mobile phone for navigation before. I suspect thermal managent is non existant and the heat has damaged the usb board.
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My phobe getting 47 degree during only charging. I cant help it. Ac needed ?to cool it down
rajit said:
My phobe getting 47 degree during only charging. I cant help it. Ac needed ?to cool it down
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Disable apps running at the background while charging your phone.
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Disable apps running at the background while charging your phone.
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If i had to do all the things manually they why should I buy honor? My point is emui and honor as acompany is ss hh ii tt
rajit said:
If i had to do all the things manually they why should I buy honor? My point is emui and honor as acompany is ss hh ii tt
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What you are saying is like you want a aeroplane to take flight but you don't want to press the ignition button as that is manual work? And then if the plane doesn't fly because you didn't even press the ignition then you call the plane ss hh ii tt?! Wow! I guess there really is meaning behind it when people say "Handing a mobile phone to a monkey is stupid because it won't know how to use it".
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What you are saying is like you want a aeroplane to take flight but you don't want to press the ignition button as that is manual work? And then if the plane doesn't fly because you didn't even press the ignition then you call the plane ss hh ii tt?! Wow! I guess there really is meaning behind it when people say "Handing a mobile phone to a monkey is stupid because it won't know how to use it".
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Well fan boy wherver happening with huawei its good now. I am in peace mind. End of ****tty company is near. And please keep you logic with you. You may need it when someone use their ? to u
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Well fan boy wherver happening with huawei its good now. I am in peace mind. End of ****tty company is near. And please keep you logic with you. You may need it when someone use their ? to u
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I'm not a fan of honor or huawei but I am also not a fan of people who blame and cry about things because they themselves have stone age level intellectual(you get who I'm talking about, right?). Anyway thanks for your wisdom about ?but no thanks because unlike you who has surrounded yourself with stupid people who use the ?( which you are so familiar with apparently) when talking about logic, I surround myself with progressive and intellectual people who appreciate logic. Hope you don't have to see that finger again cave man but I guess you can't really help that part, can you?
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Hi everyone, this is my first post!
I'm having this issue since I bought this phone (used). When I put it to charge on AC, it starts to heat. The real trouble comes when I'm calling while charging. It overheats so much, and eventually reboots. I have a call plan which lets me talk 90 minutes paying only the first, and I often have to charge it while I'm talking, so this is a true problem for me.
I've been thinking about this for long time. First I thought that could be the screen, but I discarded that possibility. Since the mayor overheating occurs when I'm using call app, I thought it could be an antenna issue. However, I think it could be the charger plug too.
What do you think? Could you help me?
Thanks in advance, and so sorry for my crappy english...
This isn't antenna or charger. The heat comes from the SoC (the "main" phone chip) itself. Is the cellular reception bad where it overheats?
Phone's reception is ok when it overheats. The most heated zone is down the screen, around the trackball, plug charger... As I said, it only overheats when I'm charging it...
@JEMACHEHI . its normal to get heated while charging. but if it reboots regularly while charging n calling then there is some hardware issues. my n1 behaved in the same manner and it died 1 month back
PS - is your's a SLCD variant? ??
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@JEMACHEHI . its normal to get heated while charging. but if it reboots regularly while charging n calling then there is some hardware issues. my n1 behaved in the same manner and it died 1 month back
PS - is your's a SLCD variant? ??
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In first place, thanks for your interest, n1newbie, and sorry for my late reply. My n1 is not a SLCD variant but AMOLED variant. I was thinking about something. Maybe the plug charger is the problematic hardware. Everyone knows that phone heats more than normally when you're calling. So, if we combine the defective harware with the calling, we got the overheat and reboot issue.
What do you think about? Could I open up my N1 and try to replace the plug charger and see if it works?
Whatever, thank you so much again. Greets.
The plug doesn't heat up - it just can't, physically impossible - there's nothing to heat up. Either the charging circuit does, or the charging circuit is off and you get overcharging and the SoC ("CPU") is overheating. And it's also possible that your battery is overheating when charged and causing you the trouble. I'd suggest starting with battery.
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In first place, thanks for your interest, n1newbie, and sorry for my late reply. My n1 is not a SLCD variant but AMOLED variant. I was thinking about something. Maybe the plug charger is the problematic hardware. Everyone knows that phone heats more than normally when you're calling. So, if we combine the defective harware with the calling, we got the overheat and reboot issue.
What do you think about? Could I open up my N1 and try to replace the plug charger and see if it works?
Whatever, thank you so much again. Greets.
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Are you charging via mains socket i.e. fast charge? You could try a USB charge (slow charge) when you're talking on the phone, USB charger from PC or even via mains socket. This should help reduce the level of heat on the battery to some extent. Might be worth trying.
Also if you're rooted you could try setcpu and reduce your max CPU a little when on a charge e.g. 800MHz
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@Jack_R1
I did it. I changed my battery some time ago cuz I thought this could be the problem. It's not. Battery reaches around 37 degrees when phone reboots. When not charging, It can take up to 43 or even more. About plug, I know it can't heat, but I've noticed that any male plug fits correctly into female plug, so I wandered if that could be the problem.
@cpm
If "fast charge" means "stand socket", nope, I don't charge that way. I said I do it via AC. As you said, if I charge via USB my phone will reduce the level of heat. However what I want is to fix that problem, and can charge my phone pluging in a wall plug. As Jack_R1 suggested, I'm starting to think that is the charging circuit the problematic...
In any case, thanks a lot guys, you rule. And sorry for my English again
Hi again guys!
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Also if you're rooted you could try setcpu and reduce your max CPU a little when on a charge e.g. 800MHz
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Last night I was calling and charging through AC, and I did what you said. I underclocked to 806 MHz and it didn't rebooted. I did it before opening this thread, but I underclocked to 900 or something, and it rebooted. Thanks a lot man, your solution worked for me as a temporal solution.
However, I'm still concerned about that overheating issue. I think this could damage my phone , and I have no money for buying another one. Anyone have any permanent solution?
sry wrg post
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Hi again guys!
Last night I was calling and charging through AC, and I did what you said. I underclocked to 806 MHz and it didn't rebooted. I did it before opening this thread, but I underclocked to 900 or something, and it rebooted. Thanks a lot man, your solution worked for me as a temporal solution.
However, I'm still concerned about that overheating issue. I think this could damage my phone , and I have no money for buying another one. Anyone have any permanent solution?
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Permanent solution is to send it off to htc under warranty. First flash the stock rom. They can see the serial number, and then see if it is still under warranty. Email them the problem and serial number...
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race55 said:
Permanent solution is to send it off to htc under warranty. First flash the stock rom. They can see the serial number, and then see if it is still under warranty. Email them the problem and serial number...
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My phone is out of warranty, so that's not an option. I'll take the previous as a solution, then. Underclocking worked fine. Please someone, close thread or whatever.
can someone have solution to stop charge the phone while connect the phone to computer via usb cable
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can someone have solution to stop charge the phone while connect the phone to computer via usb cable
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There's a setting under storage to disable it.
Genuinely asking you.. Why do you want to stop it charging??
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Genuinely asking you.. Why do you want to stop it charging??
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i think it will decrease the battery life
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There's a setting under storage to disable it.
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i have tried a lots, but no effect
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i have tried a lots, but no effect
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It wont decrease battery life.
The only way the battery could be hindered via charging is if you do it for extended periods of time.
For example more than 10 hours isnt good.
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It wont decrease battery life.
The only way the battery could be hindered via charging is if you do it for extended periods of time.
For example more than 10 hours isnt good.
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Thanks for clearing that. So we can charge our phone whenever we want to but be careful not to charge for too long at a stretch. Is it correct?
Yes
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Thanks for clearing that. So we can charge our phone whenever we want to but be careful not to charge for too long at a stretch. Is it correct?
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Yeah. I've read up on this stuff. More than 10 hours is called Overcharging. It's unhealthy for the battery and for the phone itself
The normal charge is just plugging it at any time and plug it out at any time.
And then there is healthy charge. You need to do this once a month or two.
Let the battery fall below 20-15 percent and then charge it up all the way to 100.
Also keeping it plugged in at 100% isn't recommended because we don't have smart charge (which basicly cuts of the power from the charger to the motherboard at 100% to prevent wear and tear like in some new high end devices)
Hope you find this interesting :3
Thank you. I will do some research on this myself too..
Maybe add it to the get started guide? ;3
so charge for a short time doesn't decrease the battery?
ex: charge from 30% to 50% is not wrong?
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so charge for a short time doesn't decrease the battery?
ex: charge from 30% to 50% is not wrong?
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No it is not. Only older batteries had this problem. Nowdays its cool to do that.
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It wont decrease battery life.
The only way the battery could be hindered via charging is if you do it for extended periods of time.
For example more than 10 hours isnt good.
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Damn, i leave my phone charging all night
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Damn, i leave my phone charging all night
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If you sleep less than 10 hours than its good. I do that when I go to school.
More than 10 is not healthy.
this becomes a problem esp if u use usb tethering
Modern firmware stops charging the phone when it's full, drains it a bit, and then will not send any juice to the battery anymore- it's pretty much impossible to overcharge unless you've corrupted or hacked out that bit of the firmware or you're overamping to begin with- or the phone and its firmware are poorly designed or executed.
This is also why your phone drops from 100 to 95% so fast when you start using it- it wasn't at 100% when it stopped charging; the firmware lies to you so you don't get mad and try to overcharge and destroy your battery or call customer service because it won't go above ~98%
Well then, I've had this phone for over a year and always charge it over the night (way over 10hours :I)
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hello to all
i have nexus 6 phone and i have problem with it, he get very hot while charging
i'm using turbo charger(the main charger of nexus6)
and before 5 days het get hot .. very hot ..
but when i charge with usb cable and plugged the phone on my
PC .. he not haot anymore , the problem just with turbo charger
i'am not try with reguler charger i don't have one
just try with the officel charger they come on the box with the phone
and other stuff
sorry for my english guys
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hello to all
i have nexus 6 phone and i have problem with it, he get very hot while charging
i'm using turbo charger(the main charger of nexus6)
and before 5 days het get hot .. very hot ..
but when i charge with usb cable and plugged the phone on my
PC .. he not haot anymore , the problem just with turbo charger
i'am not try with reguler charger i don't have one
just try with the officel charger they come on the box with the phone
and other stuff
sorry for my english guys
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one main thing that you seemed to have missed, and what would be the most important info.. what is your cpu and your battery temperature? i ask because feel is a very inaccurate way to tell temperature. all feel does is tell you if something is hotter or cooler than what you are feeling with..
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one main thing that you seemed to have missed, and what would be the most important info.. what is your cpu and your battery temperature? i ask because feel is a very inaccurate way to tell temperature. all feel does is tell you if something is hotter or cooler than what you are feeling with..
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Thanks for you replay
i make test with CPUZ and it's Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 2.65GHz
the battery tempurature is 36.5C (while charging)
but the most importannt thing is the sensor and as i see it's very high
all sensors (0 to 10) the tempurature from 45C to 60C
any relation with that ?
+ when i touched the phone with my hand i feel it warmly and very HOT
Backtoback1 said:
Thanks for you replay
i make test with CPUZ and it's Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 2.65GHz
the battery tempurature is 36.5C (while charging)
but the most importannt thing is the sensor and as i see it's very high
all sensors (0 to 10) the tempurature from 45C to 60C
any relation with that ?
+ when i touched the phone with my hand i feel it warmly and very HOT
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well, touch says nothing, as many complain about the heat, when the cpu is below 37C, human body temperature. battery temp can go up to 60C, before the phone shuts down to cool off, and 100C cpu temp(temp of boiling water) before it shuts down. so you are definately below the safety temp. and its normal for the phone to warm up while charging.
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well, touch says nothing, as many complain about the heat, when the cpu is below 37C, human body temperature. battery temp can go up to 60C, before the phone shuts down to cool off, and 100C cpu temp(temp of boiling water) before it shuts down. so you are definately below the safety temp. and its normal for the phone to warm up while charging.
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aaha okey great !
but i have Enquiry,
why when i charge the phone with usb cable plugged with PC doesn't get HOT and warmly anymore?
the problem just with turbo charger and also the turbo charger get hot
because the problem it's appreared before 5 or 6 days only
before there is no problem
Backtoback1 said:
aaha okey great !
but i have Enquiry,
why when i charge the phone with usb cable plugged with PC doesn't get HOT and warmly anymore?
the problem just with turbo charger and also the turbo charger get hot
because the problem it's appreared before 5 or 6 days only
before there is no problem
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Because they have different output. You will need probably 10 hours to charge your phone over USB when the turbo charger will charge it for 1.5h. The problem didn't appear 5 or 6 days ago, this when you noticed it. And...that's not a problem at all, it's called physics...
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aaha okey great !
but i have Enquiry,
why when i charge the phone with usb cable plugged with PC doesn't get HOT and warmly anymore?
the problem just with turbo charger and also the turbo charger get hot
because the problem it's appreared before 5 or 6 days only
before there is no problem
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the amount of voltage going in differs. the greater the voltage, the more heat will be produced. as said above, "physics".
okey thanks a lot for replay and help o really appreciate that
but as i searched on google i find someone say it's het HOT because when the phone
battrey become less then 15% and charge it to 99% it's damage the phone
and make it warmly .. and i do that many times .. it's right ? OR just physics as you said gays ?
thanks again
Backtoback1 said:
okey thanks a lot for replay and help o really appreciate that
but as i searched on google i find someone say it's het HOT because when the phone
battrey become less then 15% and charge it to 99% it's damage the phone
and make it warmly .. and i do that many times .. it's right ? OR just physics as you said gays ?
thanks again
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its wrong. your phone will be fine :good:
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its wrong. your phone will be fine :good:
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okey .. Thanks a lot to you simms22 and BigDig
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well, touch says nothing, as many complain about the heat, when the cpu is below 37C, human body temperature. battery temp can go up to 60C, before the phone shuts down to cool off, and 100C cpu temp(temp of boiling water) before it shuts down. so you are definately below the safety temp. and its normal for the phone to warm up while charging.
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Thanks
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youre welcome
hi guys, my problem is when i charge my phone on fast charging using original charging adapter it shows (fast charging for only 10-15m) after that it turns to cable charging and I'm still on Oreo no root, is that a hardware issue?
tried:
- cleaning the charging port
- factory reset
- flashing a new firmware
- tried another adapter and cable.
any suggestions? thank you
Maybe temps are to hot so it switches down to a less heating method for battery protection ...in the summer the fast recharging often doesn't work because temps are to high. To be sure, you can even try another cable (because adapters give rarely these problems but cables often get broken inside for bending them or the USBs plugs get worn for using it) when having the problem and if the result is the same, the reason is the one I explained. This thing happens even to other models so I don't think there's a software problem (as I know, never happened for this) so wipes are not necessary.
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Maybe temps are to hot so it switches down to a less heating method for battery protection ...in the summer the fast recharging often doesn't work because temps are to high. To be sure, you can even try another cable (because adapters give rarely these problems but cables often get broken inside for bending them or the USBs plugs get worn for using it) when having the problem and if the result is the same, the reason is the one I explained. I don't think there's a software problem (as I know, never happened for this) so wipes are not necessary.
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so there is a heating method for battery protection? i didn't know that, well it's too hot this summer in my country and my phone going too hot when I'm charging, i didn't have this problem in the winter time so that's the cause. thank you bro for your help.
alsartawi said:
so there is a heating method for battery protection? i didn't know that, well it's too hot this summer in my country and my phone going too hot when I'm charging, i didn't have this problem in the winter time so that's the cause. thank you bro for your help.
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More the charge gets fast, more the battery gets hot especially if using the phone for something else while charging. In the summer, when the hoter outside temps gets the battery even more hot then it normally should be , to protect the battery (because it might even explode if to hot) in these cases software slows down charging. This happens for all models and even if it's true that cables often get broken slowing down chargings, a lot of people change unnecessarily there cables in these periods because don't know about the temp protection...
This is not a rule for the summer, but for everytime the battery gets hoter then an established temp so, it might happen even in winter if necessary .
joedellosso69 said:
More the charge gets fast, more the battery gets hot especially if using the phone for something else while charging. In the summer, when the hoter outside temps gets the battery even more hot then it normally should be , to protect the battery (because it might even explode if to hot) in these cases software slows down charging. This happens for all models and even if it's true that cables often get broken slowing down chargings, a lot of people change unnecessarily there cables in these periods because don't know about the temp protection...
This is not a rule for the summer, but for everytime the battery gets hoter then an established temp so, it might happen even in winter if necessary .
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i will turn fast charging off at this time for safety, even there is no much difference in charging time, anyway the note 9 fast charging is no good at all.. thank you for you advise bro.
alsartawi said:
i will turn fast charging off at this time for safety, even there is no much difference in charging time, anyway the note 9 fast charging is no good at all.. thank you for you advise bro.
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Good thing doing this even for another reason : since having my phone, I used fast charge only a couple of times because I needed the extra speed for not having anough time to do the normal one. This because fast charge stresses the battery a lot so it's durability drammactly goes down if using it for every day charging and you will replace it sooner compared to using it after using only the normal charging for everyday usage . Sorry, but I don't agree... Don't think it's not good or worst than others because note 9's fast charge is coming out from the other previous models (S9, S8 ecc) and like for them, used when necessary is the best thing to do for having a long life battery and I'm also convinced that it's meant to be used when necessary.
If this problem occurred after update?
I've got two original Samsung note 5 batts. They currently have 2300maH and 2800mah capacity left.
I searched online for this, I only found here in xda a threat, someone said that if batts are same model and parameters connecting them might work....
Please comment
Probably not a good idea. If one shorts internally it may get fed by the other. Double trouble.
May screw up the power controller ability to effectively monitor charging and lead to a Li failure.
blackhawk said:
Probably not a good idea. If one shorts internally it may get fed by the other. Double trouble.
May screw up the power controller ability to effectively monitor charging and lead to a Li failure.
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Right...thanks for this
You should probably pass on that....
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Right...thanks for this
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You can try it. I'm not real keen on the Frankenphone thing. Using frequent midrange power cycling (40-80%) may be a better plan.
what will happen if I connect battery for another model of samsung, something like 5000maH? (assuming, the batt. has same voltages..and parameters)
veritvitos said:
what will happen if I connect battery for another model of samsung, something like 5000maH? (assuming, the batt. has same voltages..and parameters)
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It will probably charge normally as I believe the charging is voltage based. Whether the battery thermal sensor will work correctly is another concern. That is important as it helps set charging rate and the under/over temperature behavior of the controller. It may take longer to fast charge as the power controller circuit may not be able to sink that much current.
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It will probably charge normally as I believe the charging is voltage based. Whether the battery thermal sensor will work correctly is another concern. That is important as it helps set charging rate and the under/over temperature behavior of the controller. It may take longer to fast charge as the power controller circuit may not be able to sink that much current.
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ok, thanka for the information.I could go deeper to check if a script could make custom-management of th. sensor ,based on diff. parameters of battery, but I even if it can, there would be other problems i guess; lost cause
veritvitos said:
ok, thanka for the information.I could go deeper to check if a script could make custom-management of th. sensor ,based on diff. parameters of battery, but I even if it can, there would be other problems i guess; lost cause
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You're welcome.
People do create Frankenphones using huge batteries but they are awkward and more likely to be damaged in a drop. As glaxys graphically illustrated it's a crap shoot if it will go supernova on you. An optimized Samsung will generally get good SOT with the stock battery.