Hi guys.
my nexus's charging port is damaged.i buy one and fix it.but now it working from pc but not charging.What's problem?
sorry for my bad eng.
Buy one and fix it
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Since OP has already bought one, I don't think buying another is a practical nor an effective solution.
Why don't you just charge the battery through a battery charger, not your phone? The battery charger is included in the Gnex box, and I use it frequently to charge my second battery. Not a fundamental solution, but a temporary remedy.
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Hi,
this week I'll get my HTC One X and I'm looking for accessories for this wonderful phone... Can you suggest me a good external micro-usb charger? I'm concerned about not damaging the battery of the phone, since I don't know if the external chargers charge the battery at a proper speed (maybe they give too much power or too few to the phone .. )...
Any idea and/or suggestion?
Thank you!
Hey,
there is already a discussion regarding this in the accessories section pal
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1575127
However, I recommend a powermonkey charger or a pebble charger, they have done me well in the past.
Hi I get this message whenever I plug it in to charge. I saw some threads but none of them had any solutions. Does anyone here know how to fix it?
Also, I read that samsung is replacing phones that are hardbricked due to a hardware problem. Is there anything that prohibits you from recieving the replacement if the galaxy s3 is hardbricked?
p0179417 said:
Hi I get this message whenever I plug it in to charge. I saw some threads but none of them had any solutions. Does anyone here know how to fix it?
Also, I read that samsung is replacing phones that are hardbricked due to a hardware problem. Is there anything that prohibits you from recieving the replacement if the galaxy s3 is hardbricked?
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I had a similar problem with my Galaxy S2, some people said that it is necessary to replace some controller on the motherboard. But I have not found a solution.
p0179417 said:
Hi I get this message whenever I plug it in to charge. I saw some threads but none of them had any solutions. Does anyone here know how to fix it?
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The simplest workaround is to get an external charger where you take the battery out of the phone and insert it into a charger to do the charging.
I have 2 batteries and an external charger. That enables me to charge one battery and still use the phone with the other battery. You can always have a charged battery for use that way. I bought the external charger for $5 from Ebay
bobolinko said:
The simplest workaround is to get an external charger where you take the battery out of the phone and insert it into a charger to do the charging.
I have 2 batteries and an external charger. That enables me to charge one battery and still use the phone with the other battery. You can always have a charged battery for use that way. I bought the external charger for $5 from Ebay
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can you connect it to pc?
This happened to a co-worker's s4 after her Note 2 got wet. I replaced the USB charging flex cable inside the phone and everything went back to normal.
My charge port started to give me problems. Wouldn't charge unless I would push the prong in the port up and now it completely won't get a connection. I bought a new port and my only question is that I lost my OEM charger and have been using my nexus 10 tablet charger. Do you think that assisted in the port breaking? Cause if you think it did I won't use it on my new one.
Thanks
I lost the original charger to my 10.1 2014 Edition and I've had problems ever since. Earlier this week I thought I would order a Limefuel 24W 4.8A dual port rapid charger. I thought to myself: Hey I can untick Power saving and have all my needed apps running. Even using a root mod to run 4 way multitasking. Yet it's still sucking up more juice than the charger is spitting out. Am I doing something wrong or did I get a faulty unit from China? This was NEVER a problem when using the Damn Samsung charger along with the foreign adapter dongle it shipped with. I thought getting one so powerful would charge it even faster.
Maybe I should just ship it back and get an official unit from Samsung? Although I don't see how getting less energy will make the tablet charge any better
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I lost the original charger to my 10.1 2014 Edition and I've had problems ever since. Earlier this week I thought I would order a Limefuel 24W 4.8A dual port rapid charger. I thought to myself: Hey I can untick Power saving and have all my needed apps running. Even using a root mod to run 4 way multitasking. Yet it's still sucking up more juice than the charger is spitting out. Am I doing something wrong or did I get a faulty unit from China? This was NEVER a problem when using the Damn Samsung charger along with the foreign adapter dongle it shipped with. I thought getting one so powerful would charge it even faster.
Maybe I should just ship it back and get an official unit from Samsung? Although I don't see how getting less energy will make the tablet charge any better
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4.8 amp should do the trick. Could be a fake unit. Is it heavy? 4.8 amp is pretty much, so it should be as big as a lap top charger.
But remember , a cheap usb cable may also be the problem. Try a short one of good quality.
Edit.Just tried a 1.2 amp Nexus 5 charger on my P605. Charging good on full brightness.
Thanks
KnieveI
KnieveI said:
4.8 amp should do the trick. Could be a fake unit. Is it heavy? 4.8 amp is pretty much, so it should be as big as a lap top charger.
But remember , a cheap usb cable may also be the problem. Try a short one of good quality.
Edit.Just tried a 1.2 amp Nexus 5 charger on my P605. Charging good on full brightness.
Thanks
KnieveI
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The charging circuitry and s/w on the device determine charging speed. Do a search. Someone posted the different charging amperages using the stock charge and Apple and HTC chargers and USB cables. The device detected the latter and charged at about half of the former.
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The charging circuitry and s/w on the device determine charging speed. Do a search. Someone posted the different charging amperages using the stock charge and Apple and HTC chargers and USB cables. The device detected the latter and charged at about half of the former.
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Yes thats obvious and i doesnt even need to " do a search ".
The problem was it wouldnt charge at all.
Thanks
Knievel
Does the p600 also not charge correctly with a non samsung charger? I remember my p1000 requiring an adapter that had a resistor between two connections to charge correctly at a laptop or different charger.
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Hi guys,
I just got my nexus 7 (2013) today (my dad brought one from the US, I live in Belgium) the performance is really good, but i noticed the battery charges slowly! Obviously I cannot use the included charge brick since it's a US charger and i need an EU charger so I'm using an IPad charger rated at 5.1v @ 2.1amps and my nexus 7 charges 7% in half an hour! I am using the included usb cable though, I already installed a custom ROM on it (paranoid android, with elementalX kernel with usb fast charge enabled) There is a chance i'm just not used to the big battery in the nexus 7 (my old tablet being 2200mah and my phone being 2375mah) or the device really doesn't like other charging bricks? Can anyone help me? I can easily get a US to EU power plug but I just want some answers from you guys first!
thanks,
noahvt
EDIT: fixed it by using my old tablet's charger