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So Ive been having an issue with galaxy nexus charging, like sometimes this thing charges so slowly that it doesn't actually even charge it just maintains the same charge than before i plugged it in, if it does go up it's often about 1% every 5 minutes or more unless I'm fully not using it and it is just sleeping..
anybody else experiencing this? charging it in my car with the lower voltage has no chance at all of raising the % unless my phone is fully left alone for a lot of time.
Are you talking about using the AC adapter that it comes with or USB? USB puts out 500mA - the AC adapter puts out twice that.
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Are you talking about using the AC adapter that it comes with or USB? USB puts out 500mA - the AC adapter puts out twice that.
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ok i have realized i have a charging problem with the device no matter what charger i use, AC adapter it drops charge while "charging"
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So Ive been having an issue with galaxy nexus charging, like sometimes this thing charges so slowly that it doesn't actually even charge it just maintains the same charge than before i plugged it in, if it does go up it's often about 1% every 5 minutes or more unless I'm fully not using it and it is just sleeping..
anybody else experiencing this? charging it in my car with the lower voltage has no chance at all of raising the % unless my phone is fully left alone for a lot of time.
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same here !
CNA 1.6 + franco milestone2 kernel .
i was 15% when i plugged it in over night, then 9hs later on charge its 90% !!
it had happened before, not sure how i resolved it.. now its back the issue :S
enable fast usb charging mode (franco.kernel) and try charging through usb ..... how long your battery last once its recharged ....
I have a dock at work that I place my phone onto every day as soon as I arrive. I noticed at about 11 AM today that my phone was showing 72% battery, even though it should have been fully charged when I left this morning at 9 and had been sitting on the charger since 9:30. More annoyingly, it seems to be staying at about that level--it's not moving up at all. If anything, it's continuing to lose charge even as the icon shows it's charging!
I took it to a Sprint store, where they unhelpfully suggested that I have too many apps installed that are draining the battery in the background. I manually stopped most of them, uninstalled some that I don't really use, and put it back on the charger. It's still not going anywhere. I turned the phone completely off for an hour and charged the thing, and it had gained about ten percent (that seems pitiful, but at least it's charging?). It's back on the charger, still not really moving anywhere.
So what are my options at this point? I've never calibrated the battery, so maybe I need to do that. Other than that all I can think is that either the battery is going bad (but I have a feeling Sprint is going to insist "It's still charging" if I take it back to them and refuse to give me another battery), or perhaps the dock is not supplying the right voltage and hence it's not charging fast enough to overtake the power consumption.
What's bugging me is that I haven't installed anything in the past week that should be affecting my power consumption like this. Last week I had plenty of apps installed with GPS and bluetooth always on, and as long as the phone was docked it would eventually reach 100%. Now I have pretty much everything off, several apps I usually have running turned off, and several more uninstalled (including Lookout Security), and the battery is barely making any headway. I keep the screen on to a desk clock (because that's the whole point of a freaking dock), but that alone shouldn't be draining it faster than it can charge.
Any suggestions?
Sounds to me like its not getting enough voltage. When you charge it at home does it charge reasonably fast?
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I never really monitor it, but I would say so, yeah. All I really check is that it's fully charged in the morning before I walk out the door.
The culprit might be my dock. It says it's designed specifically for the GSII but the cable itself looks to just be your standard USB-to-microUSB dock, other than a little bump at the bottom so that it's clearly aimed for bottom-charger phones like an iphone or SGSII. I suspect it might be supplying less voltage than the charger that came with the phone.
Is there anything I can look at (app or internal setting) that can tell me what kind of voltage the phone is receiving?
EDIT: Should also note that it's sitting on the dock now and it is at least making positive gains on the battery, albeit at maybe 1% every fifteen minutes. I really don't remember it being this slow before. Perhaps the dock's cable is cheap and is just crapping out over time.
USB charging is about half the speed of regular, wall socket charging. Invest in an OEM charger or one that has similar specs to an OEM one.
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do you have the dock connected to a USB port on a computer/laptop or wall outlet?
USB charges at 150mah while most ac adapters charge at between 750-1000mah.
Well, when I used the my generic LG USB cable it took about 5 hours to reach from 0% to about 40% while shut. So, I changed the cable and viola, charging to full in less than 3 hours while working on it.
So, it seems that the charger is bad quality. Try using the original cable (if possible) or may be the original charger plug.
I guess that's the only solution, because there is no way that the phone is discharging at a faster rate than charging, except when it is connected to an external display. This is the only thing that I encounter where the phone goes dead after a while despite it is connected to the charger...
Yeah, that dock is a POS. I'm not surprised it charges slow as balls too.
Amusingly, my phone has been running on the battery since leaving work for about four hours with the screen off, and it's only at 92%! I must have uninstalled whatever was draining it so quickly.
Thanks, guys.
If you think it's an application draining it, try better battery stats in the market. Might not be the problem but it does help.
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Well, when I used the my generic LG USB cable it took about 5 hours to reach from 0% to about 40% while shut. So, I changed the cable and viola, charging to full in less than 3 hours while working on it.
So, it seems that the charger is bad quality. Try using the original cable (if possible) or may be the original charger plug.
I guess that's the only solution, because there is no way that the phone is discharging at a faster rate than charging, except when it is connected to an external display. This is the only thing that I encounter where the phone goes dead after a while despite it is connected to the charger...
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That's right. Use Original cable came with your phone.
I've experienced same thing when I tried to charge my D710 over LG micro usb charger thru AC outlet. The charging indicator was showing flash but actually it was not charging or charging speed was not enough to follow the battery usage.
I charged the phone all the night but in the morning it was empty!
Charging through the original Samsung micro usb cable, it never failed. But charging thru LG micro usb failed couple of times.
You can easily check a couple of things -
try to connect micro usb cable to your PC and set the USB mass storage mode.
If we use LG micro usb over samsung phone, it's not perfectly fit and data communication frequently fails. More importantly, Don't even try to odin your phone using LG micro usb.
It's not the issue of charger. It's the cable issue.
Do not use LG Micro USB cable for data communication, but if you want to use for charging, be sure that you hear the connection sound from the phone. If there's no connection sound, the battery won't last long even battery charging status shows the flash.
Hope this help.
When I first got this phone I noticed it charged pretty slow. 5 hours to get to full from 0% but it then got a lot worse. Over night it would only charge from like 18% to 41 so I got a new charger and wall adapter and that seemed to fix it for a couple days but now it is charging slow again. From 70% to 100 it takes about 6-7 hours. Anyone else experiencing this?
The only time I've heard of that happening is when people fail to 'condition' their lithium battery properly before normal use.
In other words, upon getting your new phone, and/or battery, you're suppose to allow your battery to fully discharge and then fully recharge 3-5 times to condition your battery before plugging it back in half way through discharge.
It's usually what the carrier sales clerks are suppose to tell you when purchasing a new smartphone.
Here's a simple article on the subject:
http://www.ehow.com/how_4797458_condition-cell-phone-battery.html
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drewmonge said:
The only time I've heard of that happening is when people fail to 'condition' their lithium battery properly before normal use.
In other words, upon getting your new phone, and/or battery, you're suppose to allow your battery to fully discharge and then fully recharge 3-5 times to condition your battery before plugging it back in half way through discharge.
It's usually what the carrier sales clerks are suppose to tell you when purchasing a new smartphone.
Here's a simple article on the subject:
http://www.ehow.com/how_4797458_condition-cell-phone-battery.html
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I never had/has/have doing it. And I dont have battery issues.
I think the battery calibration/cycle..etc is just a myth.
Go to the store and check for warranty.
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Could it be a rouge app causing it to take so long to charge? I noticed today Google maps was using a lot more of the battery than usual. Almost as much as the screen. I tried force stopping but it just starts right back up again. Any ideas on how to fix the maps app? I have a feeling that is what is causing it.
I have this problem. It is very annoying and I have no idea what causes it. It doesn't happen all of the time though.
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Could it be a rouge app causing it to take so long to charge? I noticed today Google maps was using a lot more of the battery than usual. Almost as much as the screen. I tried force stopping but it just starts right back up again. Any ideas on how to fix the maps app? I have a feeling that is what is causing it.
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Just sounds like a bad install of something. I would do a factory reset through the stock recovery, and make sure to wipe dalvik cache.
My phone has started charging slowed as well, but mostly when connected to the computer. I made sure my usb ports were set to not allow the computer to shut them off to conserve power and it seems a bit faster. As far as charging and discharging ect ect I don't do that and never had a problem with slow charging and even the couple of times I tried it, the battery life never really improved. So think it is needed and some think it is a waste of time.
Charging via a computer USB port will always be slow when compared to the higher current capacity of the included AC charger. Computer USB ports have a lower current rating.
Make sure your using the charger that came with the phone, not all chargers are created equally.
There's also been some talk about the quality of USB cable being used, but I haven't found that myself yet.
Little bit of info...
I have tried numerous chargers while at work here (Technician) and there are some issues.
Samsung is funny on which chargers it accepts. Very funny.
1. Stardard charger that comes with the device will charge best. (Obvious I know) Using wall charger. (Full charge in 3.5 to 4 hours from 1%)
a. Using USB end plugged into PC while charging takes typically from my tests double the time to charge. (I'm guessing that data connection to PC is slowing the charge. (Full charge in 6 hours from 1%)
2. 3rd Party Generic charge cables (usb cable only) still charges device however stardard power draw is lower and does not charge in a decent time period.
a. Some 3rd Party usb cables plugged into a pc showed charging however they did not keep enough of a draw to actually charge my phone. I lost battery instead of gaining.
3. LG chargers did nothing for me. Couldn't get a decent charge.
Motorola chargers gave me the best charge besides the original.
Chargers with replacement tips... what can I say. They didn't seem like a good idea and weren't. I had too many issues and at times had some overheating issues. Luck of the draw me thinks.
3rd party wall chargers were hit or miss. A few did seem to give me a decent charge, others gave me a very slow trickle charge taking anywhere up to 8-9 hours for a full charge from 1%
All in all... it's a crap shoot using 3rd party cables. It's all based on voltage output and Samsung likes to change things alot. You will still get a charge but who knows the length of time it will take.
Oh and car chargers... typically only good for keeping it at the same level you plugged it in at for short drives. Long drives obviously work much better.
Hope this helps.
About charging: I have noticed that micro USB cable that come with S3 is really bad - it is loosing a connection to PC,and, beside that, I have noticed several times slow phone charge... Accidentally went to settings- battery - when I was on AC charger and saw in settings that phone is actually charging in USB mode!!! Wtf??? Disconnect usb from bottom end (at charger side) and reconnect and then on phone says " charging - AC" ... So,conclusion is that you check your phone charging status when you put on charger,maybe it is charging in USB mode and because of that phone is charging slower than it should on regular AC power.
The only battery issue that i have noticed is when i use my computer to charge it takes forever but when i use the factory wall plug and cable it charges quickly with no issues
Excellent post supercholo. Really helpful. I was starting to think my phone was broken.
Anyone got any experience with using an ipad charger on an sIII. I know an ipad wants a lot of power to charge.
FYI These are the voltages listed on my chargers;
Apple ipad1 charger 5.1v 2.1a
SAMSUNG s3 wall charger 5v 1a
Samsung Galaxy i9000 wall charge 5v .7a
supercholo said:
Little bit of info...
I have tried numerous chargers while at work here (Technician) and there are some issues.
Samsung is funny on which chargers it accepts. Very funny.
1. Stardard charger that comes with the device will charge best. (Obvious I know) Using wall charger. (Full charge in 3.5 to 4 hours from 1%)
a. Using USB end plugged into PC while charging takes typically from my tests double the time to charge. (I'm guessing that data connection to PC is slowing the charge. (Full charge in 6 hours from 1%)
2. 3rd Party Generic charge cables (usb cable only) still charges device however stardard power draw is lower and does not charge in a decent time period.
a. Some 3rd Party usb cables plugged into a pc showed charging however they did not keep enough of a draw to actually charge my phone. I lost battery instead of gaining.
3. LG chargers did nothing for me. Couldn't get a decent charge.
Motorola chargers gave me the best charge besides the original.
Chargers with replacement tips... what can I say. They didn't seem like a good idea and weren't. I had too many issues and at times had some overheating issues. Luck of the draw me thinks.
3rd party wall chargers were hit or miss. A few did seem to give me a decent charge, others gave me a very slow trickle charge taking anywhere up to 8-9 hours for a full charge from 1%
All in all... it's a crap shoot using 3rd party cables. It's all based on voltage output and Samsung likes to change things alot. You will still get a charge but who knows the length of time it will take.
Oh and car chargers... typically only good for keeping it at the same level you plugged it in at for short drives. Long drives obviously work much better.
Hope this helps.
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Very slow charging with OEM charger.. i9300
This is a fact. The OEM wall charger surely has some issues. Though 1amp output, as claimed on th specs chart, my i9300 charges super slow. From 80% to 100%, it takes nearly 3 hours.
So, i switched chargers and used my S2 and Note OEM wall chargers. And voila, the phone charges super fast. I even ordered a new OEM charger for s3 with the data cable included and the same issue occured.
This has worsened ever since the JB update. So I am now using the S2 charger and very satisfied.
SWTICH OVER GUYS!! OEM charger is useless,,,
I have had my phone on USB to computer charging for 7 hours, with a one hour break to watch Dexter. I was at 18% and I am now at 69%. I think I will have to use the wall adapter because this is just ridiculous.
Usb to pc will always be slow buddy. It outputs 500ma while d wall charger is 1 amp
I found my Usb cable faulty. Sent for replacement.
Cheers
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Without reading all the post. I have had this same problem. Took phone to sprint, they tested the battery and it was bad. Got a new one and good to go..
How is my phone losing battery while charging ? It's insanely hot too.
CM10 stable - Jelly Bean - SGS3 - Bell
NOTHING is running. I have been closing all apps.
Did you try rebooting it?
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Did you try rebooting it?
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Have you tried another cord, I had an issue like this and a new cord fixed it. Also are you charging through a computer or wall socket or both?
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Have you tried another cord, I had an issue like this and a new cord fixed it. Also are you charging through a computer or wall socket or both?
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USB to PC
I would try another cord and/or a different pc if possible.
Also check the battery stats to see if a certain app takes up a lot of battery (it may restart the app as soon as you kill it).
If none of that works I would wipe and re-install the rom or another rom for testing purposes.
And if it occurs on multiple roms/kernals it maybe hardware/battery related.
i believe you shouldn't charge it with a PC usually. i could be wrong though.
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Try using a wall charger
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i believe you shouldn't charge it with a PC usually. i could be wrong though.
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Nothing wrong with charging via a PC. It'll just charge a lot slower.
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Nothing wrong with charging via a PC. It'll just charge a lot slower.
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Not necessarily - in my experience it depends on how much power your computer's USB ports are capable of providing, and even that can vary depending on what controller is powering what ports and the like. I normally charge my phone from my computer and it takes roughly the same time as using the wall charger, though I've noticed that it doesn't seem to charge as quickly on at least one or two other computers I've had the phone plugged into.
USB usually has 500mA, where as the charger supplied by Samsung has 1000mA. It -will- charge faster with the supplied charger.
Ecip said:
USB usually has 500mA, where as the charger supplied by Samsung has 1000mA. It -will- charge faster with the supplied charger.
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That is still sufficient power to run the phone without the battery. So at worse, the battery stays at the same percentage. It's not normal for the battery to drop while the phone is plugged in.
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Not necessarily - in my experience it depends on how much power your computer's USB ports are capable of providing, and even that can vary depending on what controller is powering what ports and the like. I normally charge my phone from my computer and it takes roughly the same time as using the wall charger, though I've noticed that it doesn't seem to charge as quickly on at least one or two other computers I've had the phone plugged into.
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Higher powered USB ports are far and few inbetween. Usually higher end PC's/controllers will accommodate this. Most PC's though only push about 500mA via the USB ports.
Funkadelick said:
How is my phone losing battery while charging ? It's insanely hot too.
CM10 stable - Jelly Bean - SGS3 - Bell
NOTHING is running. I have been closing all apps.
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once in while my phone will bug out like that, even if you turn it on and off. only way to really fix it is a battery pull.
I have found that if I am doing anything on it (screen on, gaming, Internet, etc.) and connected to my laptop, it often will not have enough power on the subject to compensate for what I am using and will only slow the speed the battery decreases.
That's crazy. Try a factory install. Another possible point of contention, lock frequencies and stop all overclocking. On custom Roms is your clock/governor settings set in the rom OR an app? If you have both set to boot they could be conflicting and constantly switching clock speed and governor settings.
Another thing to do. Charge to 100%. Go into recovery and delete your battery stats
yeah.. that's happened with me while pc usb charging. i was running maps, playing music, and texting at the same time with the screen constantly on. at first it was a slow drain.. then if i turn the screen off it would charge.. just too many things at once. but governor, voltages, schedulers do play a factor.
I don't think you guys realize. I don't have a single app running. At lunch time today I basically had 95% charge on my phone -- and it was connected to my computer.
In about 5 hours the ONLY thing I did was send a few txts. Sent maybe 20 txts in 5 hours. The ENTIRE time my phone was plugged in.
My phone is now at 84% and it's super hot. Opening battery to see what's up? doesn't show anything using any battery juice.
This phone fuking sucks.
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I don't think you guys realize. I don't have a single app running. At lunch time today I basically had 95% charge on my phone -- and it was connected to my computer.
In about 5 hours the ONLY thing I did was send a few txts. Sent maybe 20 txts in 5 hours. The ENTIRE time my phone was plugged in.
My phone is now at 84% and it's super hot. Opening battery to see what's up? doesn't show anything using any battery juice.
This phone fuking sucks.
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This only happens while charging via PC?
What is it that's getting hot, the very bottom of the phone or the battery?
Have you tried going to retail store with this problem and see if they swap out the battery for you? Might just be a faulty battery.
Have you tried different PC's and/or different usb cables?
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Faulty cable
Funkadelick said:
How is my phone losing battery while charging ? It's insanely hot too.
CM10 stable - Jelly Bean - SGS3 - Bell
NOTHING is running. I have been closing all apps.
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I just had the same problem with my brand new stock Galaxy S4.
I bought the new 2amp Genuine Samsung car charger and on the 1st use with my phone turned off it took 3 hours to charge 49 % battery and when i turned the phone on it would say it was charging but the battery was going down.
Faulty cable. Used the car charger with cable provided with phone, all fine. But the Galaxy S4 with auto brightness even with the genuine wall charger if you are playing games it takes ages ti charge and sometimes won't even charge and loose battery.
Just use the genuine charger and try not to use the phone while charging.
So I'm running the latest version of Microg for Lineage (20230313) & rooted on my Poco F3 and I'm having some serious problems with charging my phone.
About a week ago I downloaded Advanced Charging Controller (ACCA) because I wanted do automate charging overnight and stuff. What I didn't know however was that some Xiaomi Devices appear to have a buggy PMIC that causes trouble. And that's exactly what I noticed when I tried to regulate the maximum charging current. My Phone just wouldn't want to charge up anymore when I tried limiting the current. So eventually I just gave up on the whole Idea and uninstalled the app. However my Phone ever since behaves weird when charging.
On my PC (normal 5v slow charging) it just refused to charge at all. I then tried connecting it to the included power adapter and that worked fine. So fast charging worked normally. When I then plugged it to my PC I think it worked fine again. Or at least I got it to charge after some reboots or so.
However battery usage overnight has increased quite a lot ever since. Every morning I wake up with 15-20% less battery than the moment I put my phone aside before I went to sleep. Before that was a lot less. I don't know how much exactly but I believe it was around 5% or so (I might be wrong here).
When I plug in my phone to charge it up I get the android notification "Charging this device via USB" as usual. But when I unplug the USB cable the notification will not disappear until I click on it and then select file transfer or any of the options and then after a second or two it will go away and the options become grayed out. The battery indicator however does report that the phone does not charge anymore the instant I disconnect the USB cable.
Now today I connected the phone to my PC again and wanted to charge it. But it just didn't want to charge once again and the android notification didn't show up. So I connected it to the included power adapter which worked fine. And then I connected it back to my PC and it now charges flawlessly and the notification even disappears after disconnecting the USB cable.
I believe that the high battery usage overnight has something to do with android still showing the "Charging this device via USB" notification because AccuBattery reports that the phone won't go into deep sleep mode when the screen is turned off. And now after I shortly connected the phone to the included power adapter to (at least temporarily?) fix the issues the phones does go into deep sleep mode. So I assume android thinks the phone is still being charged and thus doesn't enter deep sleep mode even though the device is not charging.
However I'm quite annoyed by the weird behavior of the phone, especially the high battery usage overnight. Things I have tried to resolve this issue include: Reflashing both slot a and b with the latest version of LineageOS. Going into fastboot and typing "fastboot reboot bootlaoder" into CMD hoping that would reset the PMIC or something (because I read that somewhere). None of this seems to have resolved my issues. Maybe there are some configuration files that Advanced Charging Controller (ACCA) left behind the cause trouble however I have no Idea how to find and delete them.
I would really appreciate any advice from you as this is my daily driver.
Oh and feel free to ask any questions if you need further details.
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Really
Try reflashing to stock miui and see if the problem still persist.
I had the same problem and i tried the following:
1)reflash firmware
2)reflash LOS
3)wipe everything and reflash
It was only fixed after flashing stock rom and relocking the bootloader.
Try flashing stock miui and reloading bootloader
If you want slower charging, why don't you just use a different, slower charger?
Altho have to say, temps should be fine with the 33w charger, just don't use the phone while charging.
ACC works fine for me, but I only use it for limiting the max charge-% to 80%
I'd say reflash & factory reset your ROM. And stop using PC Motherboard Charging, it's pointlessly slow.
Similar issue happens with my Poco F3 about using ACCA and limiting current, phone just charges and stops charging then charges again and then stops charging again, rinse and repeat, on average this makes the phone only charge at like 1500mA or so even though I am limiting it to 3000 or 4000 mA.
There is something that works better though, not as precise as what you want, but simply limiting charging voltage instead of limiting current works without issues in my phone, so for example if you limit it at 4150mV it will start charging at the max speed possible, but as charge percentage increases, charging voltage also needs to increase to maintain the same charging speed, so for example when you are at 35% charge, it will no longer charge at maximum mA but maybe 20% lower of max speed, for example 4800 mA instead of 5700 mA, and when you are at 50% speed would be 4000 mA, these are just invented numbers so you get an idea, you can lower these numbers by decreasing charging voltage and increase them by increasing charging voltage.
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So I'm running the latest version of Microg for Lineage (20230313) & rooted on my Poco F3 and I'm having some serious problems with charging my phone.
About a week ago I downloaded Advanced Charging Controller (ACCA) because I wanted do automate charging overnight and stuff. What I didn't know however was that some Xiaomi Devices appear to have a buggy PMIC that causes trouble. And that's exactly what I noticed when I tried to regulate the maximum charging current. My Phone just wouldn't want to charge up anymore when I tried limiting the current. So eventually I just gave up on the whole Idea and uninstalled the app. However my Phone ever since behaves weird when charging.
On my PC (normal 5v slow charging) it just refused to charge at all. I then tried connecting it to the included power adapter and that worked fine. So fast charging worked normally. When I then plugged it to my PC I think it worked fine again. Or at least I got it to charge after some reboots or so.
However battery usage overnight has increased quite a lot ever since. Every morning I wake up with 15-20% less battery than the moment I put my phone aside before I went to sleep. Before that was a lot less. I don't know how much exactly but I believe it was around 5% or so (I might be wrong here).
When I plug in my phone to charge it up I get the android notification "Charging this device via USB" as usual. But when I unplug the USB cable the notification will not disappear until I click on it and then select file transfer or any of the options and then after a second or two it will go away and the options become grayed out. The battery indicator however does report that the phone does not charge anymore the instant I disconnect the USB cable.
Now today I connected the phone to my PC again and wanted to charge it. But it just didn't want to charge once again and the android notification didn't show up. So I connected it to the included power adapter which worked fine. And then I connected it back to my PC and it now charges flawlessly and the notification even disappears after disconnecting the USB cable.
I believe that the high battery usage overnight has something to do with android still showing the "Charging this device via USB" notification because AccuBattery reports that the phone won't go into deep sleep mode when the screen is turned off. And now after I shortly connected the phone to the included power adapter to (at least temporarily?) fix the issues the phones does go into deep sleep mode. So I assume android thinks the phone is still being charged and thus doesn't enter deep sleep mode even though the device is not charging.
However I'm quite annoyed by the weird behavior of the phone, especially the high battery usage overnight. Things I have tried to resolve this issue include: Reflashing both slot a and b with the latest version of LineageOS. Going into fastboot and typing "fastboot reboot bootlaoder" into CMD hoping that would reset the PMIC or something (because I read that somewhere). None of this seems to have resolved my issues. Maybe there are some configuration files that Advanced Charging Controller (ACCA) left behind the cause trouble however I have no Idea how to find and delete them.
I would really appreciate any advice from you as this is my daily driver.
Oh and feel free to ask any questions if you need further details.
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Acc kills charging chips on poco, charge controller is very buggy that in fact major roms disabled the feature of charge control entirely.
Expect more problems down the line after using it...