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Phone Doesn't Charge at all.

I'm looking at my phone right now, and its not charging, its feels like when I have the charger in it decreases the battery percent even faster. This has been happening for a couple of days now, and I wanted to know if anybody could solve problem. Also, when the battery dies, and I put it on the charger, it doesn't start up when I want it to. If it helps anything, I'm using the RCMix3D ROM.

x Jumpman23 x said:
I'm looking at my phone right now, and its not charging, its feels like when I have the charger in it decreases the battery percent even faster. This has been happening for a couple of days now, and I wanted to know if anybody could solve problem. Also, when the battery dies, and I put it on the charger, it doesn't start up when I want it to. If it helps anything, I'm using the RCMix3D ROM.
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Try another cord
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I've tried that, I tried an EnV touch and a Droid X charger, EnV charger worked in the car, But the Droid X was no dice.

x Jumpman23 x said:
I've tried that, I tried an EnV touch and a Droid X charger, EnV charger worked in the car, But the Droid X was no dice.
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Odd, that was my problem..last thing would be try another battery. Mine was a bad cord and a weak plug.
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x Jumpman23 x said:
I'm looking at my phone right now, and its not charging, its feels like when I have the charger in it decreases the battery percent even faster. This has been happening for a couple of days now, and I wanted to know if anybody could solve problem. Also, when the battery dies, and I put it on the charger, it doesn't start up when I want it to. If it helps anything, I'm using the RCMix3D ROM.
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As knipp suggested I would try another cord, if not, I think it's time for a certified like new replacement. Comes with free extra back battery door as well.

Desire Z acting weird-really wierd

Okay, my friend hooked his DZ to USB to charge it today (his charger is lost), and it had 10% battery remaining. So detached it after 2 hours, to find out that it is not turning on. Now, I have the phone, and it is acting like this:
1. When connected to charger, the orange LED will blink.
2. Vol down+power will not launch fastboot.
3. It would turn on a couple of times but then it would die. For no reason.
4. When pressing the power button if doesn't turn on, it will vibrate 3 times and the orange LED will blink.

External battery charger?
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m1l4droid said:
Are you sure it's the battery?
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Its worth a shot?
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m1l4droid said:
Yeah but we don't have external battery charger.
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Unless you can get another battery in there to test if the phone charges it correctly, you might not have a choice! They're pretty cheap, and often come bundled with extra batteries.

Fortunately...
Fortunately,I'd the same problem with hTC Desire AKA Bravo,I changed the battery and it solved the problem.
Hope changing the battery helps you over this...

My G2 did exactly what you are referencing I left that phone off for three days, replaced the battery with a brand new one (oem) charged it overnight and the next morning it powered up and been fine ever since.

Agreed. - You just need a new battery.

WTF? said:
Agreed. - You just need a new battery.
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agreed, same problem with me, i changed my batt to 3500mAh. =)

Ahmm...
WTF? said:
...You just need a new battery.
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HTC One X not charging?

My HTC One X isn't charging, the red flashing light flashes red and green when i plug it in and continues to do that. Can anyone help me?

try volume and power and see if it resets it,
if not then you have a faulty battery or connection or something, return and replace

htc one x red and green32599]My HTC One X isn't charging, the red flashing light flashes red and green when i plug it in and continues to do that. Can anyone help me?[/QUOTE]
Mine just did that then. I have been using it while charging though and it's gotten quite hot. I suspect it's an overheating warning for me at least.

danielhtc said:
htc one x red and green32599]My HTC One X isn't charging, the red flashing light flashes red and green when i plug it in and continues to do that. Can anyone help me?
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Mine just did that then. I have been using it while charging though and it's gotten quite hot. I suspect it's an overheating warning for me at least.[/QUOTE]
Same for me! Is there a way so it actually charges

thomaswackers said:
Mine just did that then. I have been using it while charging though and it's gotten quite hot. I suspect it's an overheating warning for me at least.
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Same for me! Is there a way so it actually charges[/QUOTE]
I've only gotten it to do it once. Was using the phone quite heavily. Perhaps more moderate use would not make it overheat during charge at least.
Mines charging fine now that I'm not hammering it..

The only way is to wait until it cool down, or use it on a cool room
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vegasphinx said:
The only way is to wait until it cool down, or use it on a cool room
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danielhtc said:
Same for me! Is there a way so it actually charges
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I've only gotten it to do it once. Was using the phone quite heavily. Perhaps more moderate use would not make it overheat during charge at least.
Mines charging fine now that I'm not hammering it..
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Seriously? Is this supposed to be constructive?
Help a guy out, say you have the same issues or feel for the guy.
But what do yo mean with volume and power?
Do you mean go into recovery and delete batterystats?
I am probably gonna return my HOX.
I also have major screen flickering issues.
HTC have also said that there have been manufacturing faults

It's an HTC overheat warning - holding the power button whilst plugged in & selecting reboot should stop the flashing lights, then allow it to cool down for just a few minutes.
I've seen this, only when doing multiple benching.
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htc one x
hi i have a htc one x and cracked the digitizer and then dropped it then a yellow tint appeared then the battery was low so i plugged it in a s3 charger it dint charge and i did not have the htc charger and i did not have access to a pc so i let the battery die and when i got home i connected to my pc and the led was flashing then i pressed the power button and it started to charge then i switched it on and the yellow tint was gone and i used it for a day and then the yellow tint came back and now it is not charging or recognizing on my pc i tried hard resting it but no luck i am in kenya and there is no one who can fix it pls help

nikhilbhachu said:
hi i have a htc one x and cracked the digitizer and then dropped it then a yellow tint appeared then the battery was low so i plugged it in a s3 charger it dint charge and i did not have the htc charger and i did not have access to a pc so i let the battery die and when i got home i connected to my pc and the led was flashing then i pressed the power button and it started to charge then i switched it on and the yellow tint was gone and i used it for a day and then the yellow tint came back and now it is not charging or recognizing on my pc i tried hard resting it but no luck i am in kenya and there is no one who can fix it pls help
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Since you said that the phone meet the floor I can guess that may be a hardware fault. If with the phone off you connect to the charger an no reacction, you only can chek for another charger. Its OK if you use almost any usb charger, but the minimal power of the charger (see the label on the charger) need to be 750 mah, and the recommended is 1 A. (always at 5v). I use a asus nexus 7 charger witch is 2A, so I can handle charge and power consumption. Anyway. If your phone is not charging and you tried at least 3 chargers and 2 cables its time to open the phone. There is a guide on youtube (sorry I cant search for it right now), that show you how to open the HTC One X, so you can check the battery connection to the phone. Trty to disconnect and connect it again, and without reassemble the phone connect carefully to the charger and see what happen. If not charging and assuming that you dont have where to carry the phone, I would try to charge the battery pack outside the phone (3.7v Li battery charger) and then put it again on the phone and see what happen. I'm like 70/30 % that is the connector (30% that some on the mainboard broken)
Hope I help you

Since long time I had a problem with charging. I had it on charger and didn't charge. It said that I use more power than charger can give me. It was the same when the fine was off some times. It looks like charging but after some hours power was complete down. Be four some days it switched of batter and never opened again. Neither charging. I tried before some months and changed the battery but still had the problems. I tried yesterday to change again the battery and put the old one that had some power to take my files from mobile. I tried to put it to charger and the light goes green and red and don't charging. The fine has no power no and it's close again

[Q] Led flashing and green. Unable to charge phone. Help!

As my HOX was charging, via a USB cable to plug, the screen started flickering slightly and the phone shut itself down. The phone was 10% charged. Now when I try to charge it the LED flashes red and green and doesn't seem to charge. I've read that this could be due to overheating so I left my phone untouched for a couple of hours but it's still flashing red and green/green. Something feels seriously wrong.
Is there something I can do to fix this?
When the problem started the phone was quite warm but nowhere near as hot as it has been, and I wasn't using it that much.
The only thing different today was that I was using a plug that I don't normally use, the cable I have used before.
Any ideas?
How much does a battery replacement cost?
Thanks
Chris

evilgeeius said:
As my HOX was charging, via a USB cable to plug, the screen started flickering slightly and the phone shut itself down. The phone was 10% charged. Now when I try to charge it the LED flashes red and green and doesn't seem to charge. I've read that this could be due to overheating so I left my phone untouched for a couple of hours but it's still flashing red and green/green. Something feels seriously wrong.
Is there something I can do to fix this?
When the problem started the phone was quite warm but nowhere near as hot as it has been, and I wasn't using it that much.
The only thing different today was that I was using a plug that I don't normally use, the cable I have used before.
Any ideas?
How much does a battery replacement cost?
Thanks
Chris
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Don't you have the charger and cable it came with? Try another charger that can supply at least 1 amp and try a different cable.
The only time I've had this is when it's overheated.
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Charged to 28% but then shut down after light usage
Ok I've managed to get it charging up to 28%. Then I stopped charging it and started using it to do some light Internet browsing, but after about 15 minutes it suddenly shut itself down even though it wasn't hot and had plenty of battery. What's going on?

You might have damaged the battery using a non standard plug. It might be more than the phone can handle
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XxVcVxX said:
You might have damaged the battery using a non standard plug. It might be more than the phone can handle
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I always had the impression that the USB plugs were all standardised and acted the same?

Can charge it to 60% but turns off after heavy usage
OK I've managed to get this battery to charge up to 60%. It won't go any higher than that. I was using today quite heavily for about 30 minutes and it got quite hot and turned itself off.
Will replacing the battery sort this problem out or is there something else wrong?
Thanks
Chris

I'd be surprised if it was the battery, I'd try a factory reset, anb if that doesn't work, an RUU.

[Q] 3800mAh Extended Battery

I recently bought a spare battery for my phone knowing that the original battery sucked. But the problem is I can't get it to work :crying:. Whenever I plug it into the wall charger. The front 3 touch buttons starts to flash but nothing happen. I tried booting the phone up and still nothing. Someone please help. I also tried googling it. still no go.

EpicGtab said:
I recently bought a spare battery for my phone knowing that the original battery sucked. But the problem is I can't get it to work :crying:. Whenever I plug it into the wall charger. The front 3 touch buttons starts to flash but nothing happen. I tried booting the phone up and still nothing. Someone please help. I also tried googling it. still no go.
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Leave it plugged in. You don't even have enough battery power to start the phone. let it charge for a bit

hereric said:
Leave it plugged in. You don't even have enough battery power to start the phone. let it charge for a bit
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Its been 8 hrs and the button lights are still flashing. Any idea?

EpicGtab said:
Its been 8 hrs and the button lights are still flashing. Any idea?
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Sounds like the battery is faulty to me (assuming your original battery works fine with the phone).

The flashing touch panels means a completely depleted battery.
Are you using the stock charger that came with your Nitro?...You HAVE TO use the stock (or similar charger that pushes at least 1A, might even be 1.1A) in order to "kickstart" the battery to charge up from that depleted state.

You can also try a battery charger.
Another option is to buy a cheap generic charger, cut out the connector that goes to the phone, get the + & - cables apart and use it to charge the battery.
Btw if you HAVE to this either your phone faulty or the battery is bad quality. I hope is the battery. Completely drain your stock battery and try the same thing.
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Has anyone else noticed that this is NOT 3800Mah.? I used it today and did notice an improvement but nothing great and it certainly wasn't as long as a large battery like thay should be. The extra inch isn't worth the extra battery. So for now its become a backup
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Ok currently I'm leaving the battery to charge with my phone for the whole day and let's see what happens. I'm currently using an iPhone charger head and a microUSB cable. Is that ok? When will I know it's out of the dead battery state? Is it when it lights up to the battery charging screen? So sorry the overwhelming questions. I really do not know.
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Use the lg charging block and cable that came with the phone. If you get nothing after a few minutes try removing the battery for a minute. Reinstall and try charging again. That could do the trick.
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EpicGtab said:
Ok currently I'm leaving the battery to charge with my phone for the whole day and let's see what happens. I'm currently using an iPhone charger head and a microUSB cable. Is that ok? When will I know it's out of the dead battery state? Is it when it lights up to the battery charging screen? So sorry the overwhelming questions. I really do not know.
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No, an iPhone charger will not work. You will only be able to get 0.5A (500mA) from an Apple charger when used with an Android phone (because Apple uses its own proprietary spec with USB charging). Any non-Apple charger rated at over 1A (1000mA) should work.

drumist said:
No, an iPhone charger will not work. You will only be able to get 0.5A (500mA) from an Apple charger when used with an Android phone (because Apple uses its own proprietary spec with USB charging). Any non-Apple charger rated at over 1A (1000mA) should work.
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Thanks for heads up. What if I use my samsung tablet charger? It gives of 2A. Is that better?

EpicGtab said:
Thanks for heads up. What if I use my samsung tablet charger? It gives of 2A. Is that better?
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Should work. Keep in mind a 2A charger just means it's capable of drawing up to a maximum of 2A, but the Nitro HD won't actually use all of it. So it's safe to use a charger that is rated 2A.

EpicGtab said:
Ok currently I'm leaving the battery to charge with my phone for the whole day and let's see what happens. I'm currently using an iPhone charger head and a microUSB cable. Is that ok? When will I know it's out of the dead battery state? Is it when it lights up to the battery charging screen? So sorry the overwhelming questions. I really do not know.
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I think an iphone charger won't work. You should try with a LG charger.

hk_chiang said:
I think an iphone charger won't work. You should try with a LG charger.
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I use an iPhone USB to AC adapter with a charging cable for what is marked as an HTC phone... no problems.