Hi,
i have an Leagoo T8s phone with Android 8.1. It served me fine for a while, but...
This one developed a power problem. Once the usb cable is plugged in it Powers Off instantly.
So it looks like a bad contact in usb, but it isnt. I thought to had takled it by bending the metal little plate over the battery connector so it pushed a bit harder to the board.
Because when i squeezed the phone a bit just below the fingerprintreader, the blue led started to burn while usb was plugged in. It only then seems to charge.
Well that does not seem to work anymore either. When i measure the battery it is still above 4Vdc. Seems ok. (there is a little dot next to the connector)
Now when i connect to my win10 via usb, then when pushing Power for like 10secs, you can hear the sound of a USB plugged in followed a sec later by the usb unplug sound.
So it does something, but what?
Then without USB, it only turns on when pushing power and bang it a bit to my hand. So it looks like a bad contact somewhere, but also some weird but because putting in USB power really gentle turns it off.
Would like to use it for development of apps as it was a nice phone for the price and what it offered.
Already bought another one from a brand hopefully a better quality (xiaomi redmi note 9), no more Leagoo for me.
Anyone here knows what the problem is? Maybe someone from LEagoo factory?
Thanks!
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I just got a tablet IMX51_BBG Gpad 9.7 capacitive screen. And since I no longer loaded it on if not plugged into the mains.
I think it is because I tried to connect a cable from my original Apple iphone, to check if it served, and since then not start.
The specific model is that of a single speaker with 30-pin to switch.
I wanted to know if there is any way to reset the entire system, since it seems that it is as if I did not recognize the battery, because with the cable plugged in and lights work perfectly.
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I also use an original apple cable, so this should be no problem. Be aware, that the connector is reversed, so don't use too much force to plug it in, try to turn the connector. If it works only if a power source is plugged in it sounds more like a battery problem. Does it still have warranty?
Look at the cable on the microUSB back side, you'll see two pins popping out a little. Issue i had with that cable is while i tried to put the connector in the right position (it was bended) i pushed in the wrong side and those pins where not popping out anymore..
Which is a problem since they help phone to detect while you connect & disconnect cable, maybe more. I tried to make the pins pop out using a needle. Worked for some time, until days ago. While trying to fix, i realised that these pins will actually pop in/out depending on how you bend the connector.
So i bended it to make them pop out just as if brand new. Problem is now, even though the phone detects (and hold tight) the cable/AC power, the phone won't charge. Just like if no power was coming it. I tried various things, but it won't change. This cable is much longer/better than others, hope i can fix it..
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Hi all.
I've got a really weird problem with my shiny new Z5c. It refuses to charge when put in my Philips dock. I've got a Philips Fidelio AS111 (a speaker with a micro-usb-connector to put into the phone). All other phones I've tried charges with it without problems. The Z5c charges without problem with all other ways I've tried (cable to wall plug and cable to compuber). Just the combination Z5c vs AS111 doesn't work, it's like it doesn't get any current from the connector at all.
I'm thinking this might have something to do with how Sony got the phones connector water proof. Could they have done something that could affect the charging? Any other ideas? Anyone else with this problem?
/Daniel
It sounds like the dock may not output enough power. Are you sure it's getting plugged in all the way as well?
Try this method...
Connect your phone to Speaker and open Setting > Device Connection > USB Connectivity and find Detect USB Device...
I hope that's work for you...
Sometime i try to read my flashdisk through OTG, and i must detect usb device....
Sorry for my english
Sean09 said:
It sounds like the dock may not output enough power. Are you sure it's getting plugged in all the way as well?
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Yep, it goes all the way in. I've also tried wiggling it around a bit, nothing at all.
If it's simply not enough current, shouldn't the phone charge anyway, just slower? It seems strange that it should be so low that the phone doesn't even recognize it as a power source. Guess I could measure on it though. Question is how I get my voltmeter down there
Hendra Hermawan said:
Try this method...
Connect your phone to Speaker and open Setting > Device Connection > USB Connectivity and find Detect USB Device...
I hope that's work for you...
Sometime i try to read my flashdisk through OTG, and i must detect usb device....
Sorry for my english
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Nope. Nothing. The phone just says nothing is connected. Mind you though that the phone isn't supposed to communicate with the dock using the usb port (it uses Bluetooth for that), the usb port is just for charging.
Thing is though that it isn't just a dead stupid usb port. When connecting another phone, the dock feels that something is connected and it then turns it's Bluetooth on (which is indicated by a little blinking led). When I connect the Z5c nothing of this happens, like the dock doesn't notice the phone being there at all.
My guess is that Sony did something fancy with the port to get it water proof. Something that doesn't follow the standard. Question is what...
/Daniel
+1 No charging on As111.
I read somewhere that the dock doesn't have the necessary output. Maybe the phone's fast charging capability has made the old Phillips obsolescent?
But bluetooth connection is fine - I used the phillips dockstudio app. So at least i got a bedside clock ...
Ah! At least I'm not alone, that is a good thing.
I've contacted both Philips and Sony support about this. Philips support just concluded that the dock and the phone isn't compatible (thank you mr Obvious), Sonys support hasn't answered yet. I don't have any big hopes for them solving it.
I really want this solved though. I love my AS111, it's the perfect place to charge the phone. As you say, the bt works fine, but having the phone laying next to the dock with a charging cable plugged in really feels stupid :-/
To be continued...
/Daniel
Well, I have a similar problem: If the Z5c is docked into my samsung dockingstation, only a message tone comes up, but no charging! Also an App which is automatically started when charging comes up shortly, but is closed after 2 seconds.
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Same thing with philips as 351 dock. It does not charge xperia z5c phone. I think sony phones have a probleme with philips docs. The thing is what kind an incompability, hardware or software?
adamslast said:
Same thing with philips as 351 dock. It does not charge xperia z5c phone. I think sony phones have a probleme with philips docs. The thing is what kind an incompability, hardware or software?
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I guess it's the same with all Philips Fidelio docking devices for Android. Seems like they simply don't deliver power when they don't detect any connected device and for some reason they don't detect the Z5c. Since it's the exact same problem even when the phone is totally shut down it must be some kind of hardware issue.
Question is exactly how the dock detects connected phones...
/Daniel
Hi Daniel
Any new info on this question?
Anybody got good experience with other charging docks for Z5c, with bluetooth speaker and clock?
Not really. I did some measuring, and on a normal micro usb charger there's always 5 volts over the outermost two pins. On the micro usb contact of the Fidelio there isn't. The logical explanation would be that the dock only delivers power when it senses a connected phone and for some reason it doesn't sense the Z5c being connected. Don't really know where to go from that
/Daniel
Hi guys!
I'm a fresh Pixel 2 user (and for now, I love the device), but a very strange thing occurred to me. I unboxed the phone, connected the cables to transfer the data from my old Nexus, and everything went smoothly, the cable connected easily and firmly. When I came home and wanted to connect the charger I noticed I can't push the USB-C cable in - it was getting stuck before being pushed completely, and the phone wouldn't charge. I looked closely into the charging port thinking that maybe some small debris was locked inside, but instead I've seen a crooked metal brace (closeup photo attached, the part was really small) that seemed loose and was blocking the connector to go fully inside. I didn't know what it was, but I used a toothpick to try to lock it in place or at least see if it's really loose, but upon touching it simply came out from the port and hit the floor.
The port now works flawlessly, it charges, it connects to the computer, nothing seems lose, the cable sits tight, and it looks perfectly normal to me. I checked some other USB-C devices I have if they have similar metal thing inside, but none does. The port now looks like all other USB-C ports I've seen.
I wouldn't expect anything to come out of the charging port in a new phone though. Would you have any idea what's the purpose of this metal brace in the Pixel's port, and what could've happened that it got detached from the port? Should I be worried or just throw it into the bin and forget?
I'd appreciate any clues and insights
Thanks!
M.
This looks like half of the metal usb shield inside your port. If you look deep inside there should be another half (or maybe it's fallen out). The purpose of this part is purely to reduce electrical noise at the point of the connector, so you shouldn't really see any charging issues with it out, although you may run into the occasional data transfer issue.
Thanks, that's reassuring I don't really see the second half, but everything is working smoothly so I will not be too bothered then.
Keep the part. The phone is faulty. If you don't have problems, wait until the warranty is nearly out and then RMA the phone to get a 'new' one
This exact thing just happened to my Pixel 2 phone. I hope I don't have any problems. I know this is an old post. Did it ever cause you any problems?
maticomp said:
Hi guys!
I'm a fresh Pixel 2 user (and for now, I love the device), but a very strange thing occurred to me. I unboxed the phone, connected the cables to transfer the data from my old Nexus, and everything went smoothly, the cable connected easily and firmly. When I came home and wanted to connect the charger I noticed I can't push the USB-C cable in - it was getting stuck before being pushed completely, and the phone wouldn't charge. I looked closely into the charging port thinking that maybe some small debris was locked inside, but instead I've seen a crooked metal brace (closeup photo attached, the part was really small) that seemed loose and was blocking the connector to go fully inside. I didn't know what it was, but I used a toothpick to try to lock it in place or at least see if it's really loose, but upon touching it simply came out from the port and hit the floor.
The port now works flawlessly, it charges, it connects to the computer, nothing seems lose, the cable sits tight, and it looks perfectly normal to me. I checked some other USB-C devices I have if they have similar metal thing inside, but none does. The port now looks like all other USB-C ports I've seen.
I wouldn't expect anything to come out of the charging port in a new phone though. Would you have any idea what's the purpose of this metal brace in the Pixel's port, and what could've happened that it got detached from the port? Should I be worried or just throw it into the bin and forget?
I'd appreciate any clues and insights
Thanks!
M.
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luisenriquereyes said:
This exact thing just happened to my Pixel 2 phone. I hope I don't have any problems. I know this is an old post. Did it ever cause you any problems?
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No, everything was fine with the phone afterwards - at least for that reason. I had to RMA it for failing display though after few months of use, so I no longer have that particular one. With the replacement the metal brace is still intact.
Hello everyone,
Here I've got a I-Joy Draco tablet That won't boot. It wasn't with me by the time it worked correctly so I have no idea what its specs are, other than ports, a DC-5V for charging and a USB one too like for most Samsung phones. No Sim card slot but a Micro SD one on the side.
So as mentioned before the tablet won't boot up. I've left it to charge overnight but still no answer when power button is pressed. I tried to boot into recovery but it won't work either.
When I plug it in a computer thou, there's a sound, like the one that lets you know you've plug something in. I get that sound too when I long press the power+volume button while plugged in computer. That makes me believe the issue might not be hardware related.
Problem is I don't know where to find ressources for that device so if you guys could direct me I'd really appreciate it.
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