What's the temperature of the phone while charging? Mine gets heated to 42-degree Celsius. While charging, it only had both the SIMS and nothing else - Wifi Bluetooth etc. - on.
Also, CPU-Z's thermal tab, the chg_temp (whatever it signifies!) value goes as high as 75!
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Are these temperatures too bad for the phone? What are the temperatures of your phones while charging?
Don't use it while charging bro because of charging and metal body. It's also decrease your battery life... Leave it to charge bro!?
Raj.S said:
Don't use it while charging bro because of charging and metal body. It's also decrease your battery life... Leave it to charge bro!
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That's the last resort to switch it off while charging. If you too have the same model, could you confirm if yours gets this much heated as well?
tarun0 said:
That's the last resort to switch it off while charging. If you too have the same model, could you confirm if yours gets this much heated as well?
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Yeah bro its does if i am using it while charging + wifi+ browsing..
But if i will let it charge with wifi off it doesn't want even a bit!
Raj.S said:
Yeah bro its does if i am using it while charging + wifi+ browsing..
But if i will let it charge with wifi off it doesn't want even a bit!
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I too don't use it while charging with wifi etc switched off. It still heats. I thought the problem was with my phone only, so I even got it replaced from Amazon but it's the same with this new phone as well. :/
Hmmm... I think we should get others opinions if they are also having the same issue.
I don't know if G5 also has such problem!
It is normal for the handset to heat that much while turbo charge.It has metal body.I figure out that when i charge my moto g5s with other charger it doesn't heat that much but when i switch to turbo charger which comes up with the package it heats up the phone considerably.
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Hello guys
I was thinking about the battery temperature when charging, so i came upon a little invention of mine. I just wanna share some pictures.
When charging, my battery heats up to 45 to 50 celsius. But by using my invented battery cooler
It can reduce heating up to 25celsius
I took the fan of my ps2 and ac charger of a toy helicopter and modified some parts.
Fan: 9volts
Ac charger(modified): 9volts
Voltage input: 100~220volts
Here are some pics...
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Voltage output: 100~220volts
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I think you mean input? But the idea is amazing .
Ok thanks about that haha.
I also got wrong spellings! Its hard to type in my keyboard.
A little add in my topic, you can also use your old fans from old power supplies from old pc's. Kekeke
Just look for any compatible ac charger or any adapter that can support the voltage of the fans.
Ill make a case after school to make it look more cooler!
This will greatly help the life of your battery.
Just remember, when soldering parts, make sure you dont get burnt.
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Yeah, excessive temperature is one of the main reasons of batteries dying. So this might be pretty useful actually.
Nice innovation........
I already made a housing or case for it using my phones box. It does not look cool but it helps
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It could be the best if you change the ac charger for an microusb plug and connect it to the phone, at same time that the battery charger.
2 in 1!!
think twice
raymanlololo said:
It could be the best if you change the ac charger for an microusb plug and connect it to the phone, at same time that the battery charger.
2 in 1!!
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Actually, the phones voltage is differet from the fan, and the adaptor's voltage is different too.
your device will be burnt or will cause voltage problems:
result: damaged device due too overvoltage.
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Actually, the phones voltage is differet from the fan, and the adaptor's voltage is different too.
your device will be burnt or will cause voltage problems:
result: damaged device due too overvoltage.
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I'd supposed to, but it could be great anyway
Yup voltage differences can cause your galaxy ace to malfunction. I have experienced it before charging my phone overseas.
Clever. Useful idea
(This is separate from the Empty Battery, Can't Charge issue)
Sometimes when I place the Gear into the cradle (in correct orientation) for a charge, nothing will happen. The watch is on, the battery is not fully depleted.
It's very frustrating.
Anyone have any thoughts?
I had a similar issue recently. I didn't think it was charging, but after 15 minutes on the cradle it had gained significant battery level. I rebooted it afterwards and it acted like normal when charging.
This has happened to me a few times recently. Opening and closing the cradle seems to fix it. Sometimes a few tries is required.
I've noticed the gold on the contacts on the watch are wearing out and the contacts are starting to get dents in them. So I think the cradle is not making a good connection all the time. Seems like the contact material is too soft and cheap...
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Wow, are those just dirt or actual dents in the metal?
Mine looks brand new, and still doesn't charge.
Dents where the gold coating has worn away. I've had it since October last year and have charged it every day, sometimes twice a day.
LaDamian said:
I had a similar issue recently. I didn't think it was charging, but after 15 minutes on the cradle it had gained significant battery level. I rebooted it afterwards and it acted like normal when charging.
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That's very interesting, so you're saying that is actually charging even though the Android OS doesn't indicate with the charging icon.
klau1 said:
That's very interesting, so you're saying that is actually charging even though the Android OS doesn't indicate with the charging icon.
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I'm saying it could be the case. I felt mine getting warm and noticed a significant jump in battery power in a short time. If it is charging, it won't take long to prove it.
My device is not very old. It's about 1 year now and battery isn't as good as it used to be. When I got it after school I had minimum 50% no matter what I've been doing and atm it's 24% which is disturbing.
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Any tips/ideas what to do?
olokos said:
My device is not very old. It's about 1 year now and battery isn't as good as it used to be. When I got it after school I had minimum 50% no matter what I've been doing and atm it's 24% which is disturbing.
Any tips/ideas what to do?
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Check for battery health in 7378423 to see if it had any wear out in battery capacity. Mine is 31460 (1+ year, when buy it is 32000, Sony is always add more to make the battery last longer )
And check for any apps that run out of battery, malware too (There are some Android malware which mine Bitcoin/Litecoin and make phone hot and run out of battery)
Also check your kernel setting or reflash ROM if nessesary.......
Mine is 1,5-2 day battery life with typical behavior.......
Well, my battery says 31440 when at 86% of charge. I haven't got many wake locks in betterbatterystats either so I'm not sure what could be the cause. I'm on stock kernel. Thanks for the heads up on that mining malware. I had no idea it went over to mobile devices. My phone actually gets a bit hot after some regular usage, but nothing out of ordinary I guess. I did lots of mods to the stock rom on my own so I'm not that keen on reflashing. I'd rather find out what could be the cause of that poor battery life and fix it by myself.
Any other suggestions and things to try?
You can reinstall your Firmware, and see if the battery life would be better. And my Wakelocks have i solved with the App DS Battery Saver.
Strangely enogh my battery was at 2880 after only 140 charge cycles.
Then by accidient it deep discharged (problems with not charging, hard reset etc. until it was fully 100% dead) and now is back at 3130 with only the first charge cycle counted as 1.
Not the case here since your's has a good number, but I wanted to add this information.
Hello,
It's been some time and some devices since I was wannted to try this dirty hack. My good old GT-P6800 has successfully avoided this fate, my SM-T705 has not.
So, the theory is like that. You can connect virtually any Li-Ion batteries by attaching plus to plus and minus to minus and achieving and thus capacities will be summed.
So, I purchased a battery from aliexpress.com an attached it to original battery wires red to red, black to black.
Then I had to cut a rectangle hole in tablet's back housing cover to let it close with that battery onboard. To protect battery (li-ion battery has to be protected) I use TPU cover.
It looks like that
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And the actual effect
Now, from original 6-7 hours I got 15-18 hours on battery, while time to charge to top is now somewhere about 7-7.5 hours.
Need to mention, that original capacity calculation algorithm based on MAX17050 chip is adapted for original battery (obviously), so has to be overridden with custom software patch to kernel.
I agree, this mod isn't aimed to mass user, but the experience itself I find really interesting.
18hours screen on time? This looks really cool. But hey now you got and extra 8-9 hours of spare battery
-DUHA
I would say extra 10-12 hours.
wow that is one hard core mod! How long does it take to charge it to full?
Oh, totally forgot to mention, about 7 hours.
Hi, i know it's a 5 year post. What happended to green wires ? and i think the battery you used had just black and red cables?
Hi, I know I am necroposting and I'm sorry for that. But how do I inform the kernel of the new capacity?
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Hi, I know I am necroposting and I'm sorry for that. But how do I inform the kernel of the new capacity?
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I think he doesn't. It should work fine without any extra settings.
Hi. I need help regarding my p20 pro. It charges super slow like almost 6 hours just to full. I tried measuring the charging rate with an app and this was the result.
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blitzees said:
Hi. I need help regarding my p20 pro. It charges super slow like almost 6 hours just to full. I tried measuring the charging rate with an app and this was the result.
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Can you do a test with other cable and/or charger?
Check mine value:
Yes I already did. We even yested the vharger if ots working to supercharge other huawei phones and it did
blitzees said:
Yes I already did. We even yested the vharger if ots working to supercharge other huawei phones and it did
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Check in your device if USB Type-C connector have "strange particles".
Do this inspections with carefully to avoid damage the connector.
kilroystyx said:
Check in your device if USB Type-C connector have "strange particles".
Do this inspections with carefully to avoid damage the connector.
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I went to a huawei physical store just to borrow some of their chargers bot none worked. So yeah. Its not the charger i think. I am so sad
blitzees said:
Hi. I need help regarding my p20 pro. It charges super slow like almost 6 hours just to full. I tried measuring the charging rate with an app and this was the result.
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Are you using huawei's own charger and charging cable?
When you plug the charger in,does it say "Supercharging" on the display?
Use a toothpick gently to remove any dust etc that may be in charging port.
Hi!
Check whether the phone and the power adapter are connected properly. And you should use box accessories (original) charger.