Hello, I have a bug with my Nexus battery that no longer charge, the temperature of the battery is rated for -30 ° C but it does not recharge, whether in the ROM, the recovery, the bootloader , I ' have already connect - disconnect the battery several times but still nothing , I wonder if the fact that the phone has heated yesterday (CPU at ~ 85 ° C for 1 H) have damaged the sensor , I would like disabled or ignore it to allow charging of the phone.
It happen once already , I just disconnected - reconnected the battery and it was gone, but here it does not work again.
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Quentincc said:
Hello, I have a bug with my Nexus battery that no longer charge, the temperature of the battery is rated for -30 ° C but it does not recharge, whether in the ROM, the recovery, the bootloader.
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I have this problem too. Were you able to fix it?
tavocabe said:
I have this problem too. Were you able to fix it?
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Also me with my second device...
until now i couldn't fix it!!!
Replacing battery with new but nothing!
flashing factory image also nothing!
Any ideas???
noolis said:
Any ideas???
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Not even with a new battery? I wanted to buy a new one aswell :/ All I can think of is to somehow disable the battery temp sensor, or set it to a static value, if possible. I'm not a developer so I have no idea, hopefully someone with knowledge can help us.
The problem is from the battery connector, the connector of "temperature sensor" is not connected, you need to put something between the battery connector and the motherboard cover, that why i did with my new battery, also you may need to twist the battery connectors if it's broken (like me) on the motherboard.
Edit: temperature sensor is the connector at the middle of battery connector.
Quentincc said:
The problem is from the battery connector, the connector of "temperature sensor" is not connected, you need to put something between the battery connector and the motherboard cover, that why i did with my new battery, also you may need to twist the battery connectors if it's broken (like me) on the motherboard.
Edit: temperature sensor is the connector at the middle of battery connector.
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Could you post some pictures? I'm not sure what connection I should check.
I'm not in my home for now, i will be in my home tomorrow
@Quentincc HALP! I've been using battery saver mode for the last 3 days, don't know how much longer it will last.
So you need to disassemble the phone, straighten the pines of battery connector (if your battery connector is like the photo), connect the battery, put something on the battery connector (not too hard or soft) like the photo and reassemble the phone, if it's dont work you need to re-straighten the pines of battery connector or change the battery connector (not easy) or change the motherboard.
Sorry if my english is bad but google traduction is my friend
The issue is the motherboard connector or the battery connector? The parts are so small I cannot see any problem. I have a new battery coming In the mail. Ibhad changed the battery a month ago and it worked fine for a while then all of a sudden it stopped charging.
Did doing this solved your problem? i am facing same problem.
Hey i am also facing the same problem with my nexus 5, along this i am also facing the problem like sim is not getting detected if i reinsert the sim it gets detect for 15-20 mins and again shows no sim available.
Quentincc said:
So you need to disassemble the phone, straighten the pines of battery connector (if your battery connector is like the photo), connect the battery, put something on the battery connector (not too hard or soft) like the photo and reassemble the phone, if it's dont work you need to re-straighten the pines of battery connector or change the battery connector (not easy) or change the motherboard.
Sorry if my english is bad but google traduction is my friend
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Thank you so much..!!!
:victory: thanku so much finally i got the problem of cold battery temperature but can you please tell me what might be the case for this?
And i am facing another issue like suddenly it shows no sim card while using the phone..
QUOTE=Quentincc;60863601]So you need to disassemble the phone, straighten the pines of battery connector (if your battery connector is like the photo), connect the battery, put something on the battery connector (not too hard or soft) like the photo and reassemble the phone, if it's dont work you need to re-straighten the pines of battery connector or change the battery connector (not easy) or change the motherboard.
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chandakaniket said:
Hey i am also facing the same problem with my nexus 5, along this i am also facing the problem like sim is not getting detected if i reinsert the sim it gets detect for 15-20 mins and again shows no sim available.
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What is the permanent work around for this issue?
chandakaniket said:
:victory: thanku so much finally i got the problem of cold battery temperature but can you please tell me what might be the case for this?......
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What did you do to fix it? looks like a piece of tape behind the connector?!?! doesn't make any sense. also could you post a picture or 2 of your exact fix?
drago10029 said:
What did you do to fix it? looks like a piece of tape behind the connector?!?! doesn't make any sense. also could you post a picture or 2 of your exact fix?
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it is occurred due to lose connection of battery with battery connector..
Fixing a tape onto that connector make the the connection intact.!
Changing battery connector can solve the problem but i haven't done yet...
are you facing the same problem?
chandakaniket said:
it is occurred due to lose connection of battery with battery connector..
Fixing a tape onto that connector make the the connection intact.!
Changing battery connector can solve the problem but i haven't done yet...
are you facing the same problem?
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I am currently having the issue and I'm not understanding the tape thing. it looks like he literally just tape on the back and connected it..... lol the picture or his explanation didn't really shed light on the problem or the fix. and what do you mean by
"Fixing a tape onto that connector make the the connection intact.!"
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please give more details, what exactly is the problem to begin with?
chandakaniket said:
it is occurred due to lose connection of battery with battery connector..
Fixing a tape onto that connector make the the connection intact.!
Changing battery connector can solve the problem but i haven't done yet...
are you facing the same problem?
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Actually, realizing 2 things after closer inspection. The battery connector specifically the one that reads temperature is damaged and OP modified the connector on his motherboard, idk if he resoldered it or what but I can tell cuz on the original nexus 5 the mobo color shouldn't show thru like his is.
quentincc said:
so you need to disassemble the phone, straighten the pines of battery connector (if your battery connector is like the photo), connect the battery, put something on the battery connector (not too hard or soft) like the photo and reassemble the phone, if it's dont work you need to re-straighten the pines of battery connector or change the battery connector (not easy) or change the motherboard.
Sorry if my english is bad but google traduction is my friend
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t-h-a-n-k y-o-u !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had the same problem, I unmounted the battery and used a small plier to compress the connector on the battery, problem is gone now.
Quentincc said:
So you need to disassemble the phone, straighten the pines of battery connector (if your battery connector is like the photo), connect the battery, put something on the battery connector (not too hard or soft) like the photo and reassemble the phone, if it's dont work you need to re-straighten the pines of battery connector or change the battery connector (not easy) or change the motherboard.
Sorry if my english is bad but google traduction is my friend
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Mine is so malfunctional I have to press so hard the screen might break to get the sensor to function.
How on earth would you go about replacing this part in the home? It is very small. I have a dead motherboard that I could take a working battery connector + sensor off, but getting it off (and replaced) requires specialist tools, like a reworking station, yes?
Alternatively, anybody know of a way to disable to thermal battery sensor? That might fix it, i.e. just turn it off!
Please help.. I just repaired my phone by changing my broken screen with a new one, but when doing that i accidently split this (i m g u r.com/zp6ukVR) thing in half!!
Now my phone works but it just doesn't charge anymore.
How can i fix it? Please help me
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Please help.. I just repaired my phone by changing my broken screen with a new one, but when doing that i accidently split this (i m g u r.com/zp6ukVR) thing in half!!
Now my phone works but it just doesn't charge anymore.
How can i fix it? Please help me
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It's quite obvious what you should do, if you broke something you'll have to replace it or fix it yourself. If the cable is using connectors on both sides, you can try to find the cable only, but if it's soldered on one side or both, you'd have to replace the entire part, I think it's the cable and usb port in this case
Hi
The battery on my watch has "bulged". Does anybody know of a guide explaining how to change it? When the back is removed, all that can be seen is the next 'black covered layer' with no visible screws or clips...
Any ideas?
I found this, although it's for the original but may be similar:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/LG+Watch+Urbane+Battery+Replacement/50228
And you can get a battery on EBay.
Hey guys, just a quick question. After dealing with very low battery life over the past couple months, I decided to be brave and attempt to change out the battery myself today. The disassembly was relatively straightforward and I was able to pop the battery in, reconnect the cables and seal everything back up. The problem is that I can't seem to get the watch to boot up no matter what I do. Strangely enough, I'm able to place the watch on the charger and the display shows the normal charging percentage and I was able to charge it on the stand until it reached 100%. Other than that, I can't figure out a way to turn the watch on. I've tried it on and off the charger, connected to my PC and adapter and nothing seems to work. I've tried holding each button separately and together and short and long presses on the buttons. The replacement battery seems to be the same as the old unit. Is there something in terms of the steps I should take or hardware considerations after a battery change that I might be missing?
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
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Model name?
SM-R760 or SM-R765 or SM-77.. ? Or
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We he Service Manuals for SM-R760 and SM-R770 and SM-R765 and we have Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQfb52LQpPA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMYSm3NoefY
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If I know your exact model name...
Best Regards
adfree said:
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Model name?
SM-R760 or SM-R765 or SM-77.. ? Or
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We he Service Manuals for SM-R760 and SM-R770 and SM-R765 and we have Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQfb52LQpPA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMYSm3NoefY
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If I know your exact model name...
Best Regards
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Oops, should have included my model number with my first post. I have a SM-770 (Classic) and actually saw those videos prior to attempting the swap. I haven't used the service manuals for troubleshooting so I'll have to take a look through them today and see if I can make any sense of it. Thanks!
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Service Manuals are here for SM-R760 and SM-R770:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71759486&postcount=30
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I've bought dead SM-R770 from Ebay...
Which not power on...
So 1 Reapir attempt was to buy new Battery...
So I have also new battery.
But no luck... SM-R770 not powers on...
I have not tried in Charger... no idea why...
I thought it is dead... as I soldered also wires etc...
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My suggestion...
Take your old battery and try again...
To be sure not something forgotten... or damaged...
Btw, you removed foil from contacts?
I would laugh if Gear S3 can work without battery... and wireless charger spent enough power to power on Display...
Best Regrads
There are two connectors on the mobo that the battery cable needs to make contact with. The problem it doesnt have a snap-in design so the cable freely moves around on 1 axis which the cable loops around a piece of plastic protruding from the mobo bracket. If you can figure out a way to secure it please let me know. Im going to try soldering it next as 3m tape, epoxy, gorilla glue havent worked.
Did you find a way to solve this? I'm facing the same issue.
I just replaced my battery. It charges and displays when I press the top button on the side, but will not boot. Anyone know what the deal is? Please help!
Same here
Followed the guises and replaced battery to fix 1 hour battery life issue. After changing it doesn't register the lower (power) button although it does register the top (back) button. Been sitting through 100's of forum pages and seems to be a major issue when changing batteries. Samsung's still won't even acnoledge there's an issue and says that even for those that haven't even opened the case yet it's broken due to neglect or possible water damage. Well I hope someone figures out solution soon.
These all sound like connector issues. I found that the connectors are a bit finicky I use a small piece of plastic and pushed down to make sure all connections were firmly seated and I had no issues.
Hey, i'm facing the exact same issue after replacing my battery, it charges but won't turn on, did you find any solution since your request ??
I had to replace my battery in my S3 classic, because the S3 switched off only a few minutes after taking it from the charger. I bought a new battery for Euro 15 in Holland and i used the description on this page for the change:
https://repedia.de/reparaturanleitungen/gear-s3-frontier-zerlegen-zusammenbauen/ (in german)
Removing and installing the pcb with the 2 switches is not simple. I had to heat this part a little bit to remove it. I was lucky and my S3 switch on afterwards without any problems.
Hi,
today the Box arrived. It was a used one, without cable and Power-Plug.
Because I want to power it by solar later times, that was ok for me.
Then I powered the device with my lab power supply between 5-9V DC and it's begun to smell.... 8-[
I opened the Box and found some parts rosted, one is broken. I dont know what type of part it is, but the region looks like a ac-dc convert-zone.
Now I need some help:
-Please tell me the power-specs of the Box, what does it need? DC? AC? 5v?
-could you tell me what part is broken? (look into yours))
-If anyone is more "in" that electronic business: I saw the unused connector on the buttom-left of the picture... Is it possible to power it here alternatively?
Thank you..
Regards
Rene´