Hello
i just calibrated the battery with "advanced battery calibrator" app. in the begning of the process it noticed that do not turn on phone unless the fully charged. i turned off the phone but it automatically turned on; i calibrated with that software again and turned it off, but it automatically turned on again. i turned it off and; after fully charged i wanted to turn on the phone: but the phone so quickly turn on & off. the LG logo just blinking. when i attach the charger it turn on and i can use the phone and it show correct percent of battery. but when i remove the charger cable, it turn off after 10 second. i upgrade its rom but still the problem exists.
can anybody help me?
rezash85 said:
Hello
i just calibrated the battery with "advanced battery calibrator" app. in the begning of the process it noticed that do not turn on phone unless the fully charged. i turned off the phone but it automatically turned on; i calibrated with that software again and turned it off, but it automatically turned on again. i turned it off and; after fully charged i wanted to turn on the phone: but the phone so quickly turn on & off. the LG logo just blinking. when i attach the charger it turn on and i can use the phone and it show correct percent of battery. but when i remove the charger cable, it turn off after 10 second. i upgrade its rom but still the problem exists.
can anybody help me?
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My guess would be your battery is bad. I've had my device since launch and have gone through 4 batteries. Each time at failure the symptoms were the same. Battery drains fast, device shuts down with random amount of battery percentage remaining then bootloops and eventually only functions when a charger is plugged in. I'm guessing you were having battery issues intially and that's why you decided to use a calibrator? The calibration process may have been the last straw and your battery is shot.
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Hi!
I have a very big problem with my HTC.The on/off button doesn't work at all, battery drains out after few hours and phone turns on automatically when I put the battery in. What can I do?
I entered a swimming pool with my OPO in my pocket. I immediately went and bought some rice. I wasn't able to open the back completely because I didn't have the tools to remove the SIM tray.
After a few days, I tried booting it and it showed a message that the battery was too low (pic) and then it would keep rebooting itself.
I thought that the battery was messed up, so I replaced it. Now it turns out that everything works perfectly fine (screen, speakers, camera), but the new battery (and maybe even the old one) does not seem to be charging. What's even more weird is that it will only show me that it is charged 50%.
The phone seems to recognize that it is connected to a power outlet. When turned off, I can click the Power-button once and see that it is "charging" and at 50%. When turned on, it does not appear anywhere that it is charging. No notification light, nothing on the status bar, and "50% - Not charging" in Settings>Battery (when plugged in) and "50% - approx. 12 hours" (when not plugged in). Also, in Settings>Battery>Battery optimization it says that "battery optimization not available" for Google Play Services.
I have obviously plugged the battery connector back in when I replaced the battery, but I don't know if I need to replace the Micro USB Port or not. It seems like it is recognizing when it is plugged in, but it's simply not charging.
What do you think I should do? Thank you!
Phone is off, plugged in to charger, battery is out - and when I click on the power-button it still tells me that it's charging and on 50%!?
Phone is Moto X 1st gen that had the original battery and was slowly dying so I bought a replacement off Amazon and swapped it out. Now it doesn't recognize any charge level to the device. I've tried a couple of those battery recalibration apps off the App Store but no luck with that (though one of them tested the battery integrity and confirmed it's not a dud). When I swapped out the old battery it was at like 18% or something so upon putting the new one in and rebooting it stuck with that 18%. I read that you could retrain it by letting it drain completely then charging full so that's what I tried next, now it reads zero.
Here's the behavior I see:
Power off device, plugged in to charger. If you push power button it will display a battery icon with a question mark in the middle
Hold down power button in this state and it still doesn't start up but the battery icon switches to the standard lightning bolt 'charging' icon but reads 0%. This number doesn't change.
Hold down power button again and it boots successfully but battery meter reads 0% - charging (actually one of the recalibrate apps I ran set it to 4% so now it says that)
How do I fix this?
Hey guys!
After two years, the battery of my HTC U11 drained so quickly that I had to charge it twice a day. I decided to replace it, ordered an original one and followed this guide: https://youtu.be/FY8ITVIkydM.
Now I have the following issue:
- Without the charging cable plugged in, it only shows the very first boot screen, after that, the phone shuts down
- With the cable plugged in, the phone boots normaly
- When the SIM-Card is inserted, it boots up, but after typing in the SIM-Pin, the phone shuts down
- Without the SIM inserted, I can start and use my phone (of course, without the cellular functions)
The strange things are: The battery value is wrong. When i plug in the cable after a reboot, it shows 58% and beginns to charge. If I charge until 80% and pull out the cable, the phone shuts down. After a reboot, Android shows 58% again.
Does anyone have an idea what the issue could be? I've checked the pin of the battery, it should be connected correctly. Does the system not recoginze the new battery and need a factroy reset?
Thank you in advance - cheers!
What happens if you use the old battery again?
On some random day i was on my pc, not aware of the fact that my Q6 had to be charged. I looked over and noticed that the battery died (the phone was in perfect condition and had never had problems before) but then when i tried charging it, it didn't turn back on.
Basically all it does now is show that it's charging, it then proceeds to try and turn on, it vibrates and the screen remains black, after about 2-5 minutes it vibrates again and again until i let the battery drain, then it just shows a battery icon with 0% on top of it.
I have tried booting into recovery or maybe plugging it into my pc but nothing worked, has anyone had experience with this and knows how to fix this?