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Water damage / bad memory?

A few months ago I was jogging along the beach in FL and had my phone in my pocket. It didn't get particularly wet, my shorts were only a little damp when I finished running. Phone was fine, but the battery was low.
I got back to the truck and plugged it in and it wouldn't charge. This wasn't anything new, usually a power cycle would get it going so I unplugged it and rebooted it.
I was running a CM9 nightly with franco kernel at the time. Well, the phone never came back up. It made it to the cyanogenmod boot screen and just keep displaying the animation for as long as I would let it sit (almost 2hours in total because we went to dinner and I left it be). I figured I water damaged it or something. Since it is unlocked I'm fairly sure I wouldn't have a chance at verizon to get it swapped under warranty. (the water damage sensors were not tripped anywhere I could see). So I started to get to work on it. I could get into clockwork recovery so I attempted a nandroid backup and that failed when it got to the data partition. groovy.
I could NOT mount the "sdcard" in recovery.. I figured my best shot was to wipe the phone and try it all from scratch. luckily I found an HD revolutions rom from when I first got the thing in my downloads folder. I wiped the phone and installed that. It booted!
Tried CM9 again, no dice. WTF? Went back to HD Revolutions, then back to CM9 again and let it sit for a really long time to boot and it came up. I'm on CM9RC1 right now with franco kernel again. I brain farted the other day and tried to install CM10. It didn't work, I couldn't do a nandroid backup and when it wouldn't reboot again I feared the worst. I had to commute home so I left it to boot while driving and suddenly bluetooth kicked in so it had booted. Something is clearly wrong with it as the rom install process never used to take that long to boot and the phone shouldn't freeze when trying to mound data or sdcard when in recovery.
ninja-edit / addition: In no way can I get the thing to be recoginzied by a USB port lately. It'll charge but I can't copy files. I've tried several computers (macs and PCs) and I can't see it in adb devices on either too.
So, on to my question here. What can I do to see what is wrong with the phone? Or, is there something I can demonstrate to verizon to get it swapped under warranty? I'm still not sure water was the cause here. Or, fix whatever the issue is that is causing it to hang when I try to mount data or sdcard in recovery..
Or, is there a way to relock the phone with a custom recovery / CM on the thing? I don't think there is just throwing that question out there.

Should be what you need. Just a matter of flashing everything back to stock and relocking the bootloader. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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Pierceye said:
Should be what you need. Just a matter of flashing everything back to stock and relocking the bootloader. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
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oh that's awesome.. except I can't get it to connect to a PC via USB. All I can do is charge it.
now my question is.. if I can get it stock, how do I get it swapped if it doesn't do anything stupid after flashing it back to stock?? there is for sure something wrong with it. :-/
It shouldn't hang when mounting data or sdcard in clockworkmod recovery.

[Q] LG Optimus G Stuck On LG Screen Need Help.

I was making a TWRP Backup when all of the sudden my phone just randomly turns off. I grabed my phone and it was really hot. Tried turning it on, but nothing happened. Then I connected it to the ac adapter and it turned on, but it would go to the LG logo, the screen turns black then it restarts. This does not stop unless I unplug it. I had previously made two backups before and nothing like this happened, but this time I enabled conpression<-------- This must have been what caused this. All I want to know is if this can be fixed or not. If it could be fixed I would be so happy if somone could tell me how to fix this. THANK YOU. P.S. THIS PHONE IS A BEAST. D

cgtrr34 said:
I was making a TWRP Backup when all of the sudden my phone just randomly turns off. I grabed my phone and it was really hot. Tried turning it on, but nothing happened. Then I connected it to the ac adapter and it turned on, but it would go to the LG logo, the screen turns black then it restarts. This does not stop unless I unplug it. I had previously made two backups before and nothing like this happened, but this time I enabled conpression<-------- This must have been what caused this. All I want to know is if this can be fixed or not. If it could be fixed I would be so happy if somone could tell me how to fix this. THANK YOU. P.S. THIS PHONE IS A BEAST. D
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Can you boot into recovery and restore a previous backup?
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cowfodder said:
Can you boot into recovery and restore a previous backup?
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It does not let me go into recovery, the screen goes black then restarts. All I can do is go into fastboot and Download mode.

cgtrr34 said:
It does not let me go into recovery, the screen goes black then restarts. All I can do is go into fastboot and Download mode.
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Likely bricked. Do you have flashing notification and capacitive lights? Have you LGNPST'd? If yes to both of those questions, you're in the same predicament as I was and hopefully you have insurance, because your phone is fried.

xboxfanj said:
Likely bricked. Do you have flashing notification and capacitive lights? Have you LGNPST'd? If yes to both of those questions, you're in the same predicament as I was and hopefully you have insurance, because your phone is fried.
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I do have flashing notification and capacitive lights. But I don't know what LGNPST is.(sorry I'm new to this) this is my first android phone

cgtrr34 said:
I do have flashing notification and capacitive lights. But I don't know what LGNPST is.(sorry I'm new to this) this is my first android phone
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Sounds like you are toast. Take it to Sprint and have em swap it out for ya. Hopefully you either have insurance or are within your 14-days to return it.

xboxfanj said:
Sounds like you are toast. Take it to Sprint and have em swap it out for ya. Hopefully you either have insurance or are within your 14-days to return it.
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Will they swap a rooted and unlocked phone?

cgtrr34 said:
Will they swap a rooted and unlocked phone?
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Sprint's policy on root is to document it but not do anything about it, so they would swap it. If you're worried, I can help you restore stock firmware.

xboxfanj said:
Sprint's policy on root is to document it but not do anything about it, so they would swap it. If you're worried, I can help you restore stock firmware.
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How could I restore it to stock firmware. And also thank you for replying back and helping me out

cgtrr34 said:
How could I restore it to stock firmware. And also thank you for replying back and helping me out
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I will PM you about that since it is against forum rules and perhaps laws to post copyrighted stuff here.

xboxfanj said:
I will PM you about that since it is against forum rules and perhaps laws to post copyrighted stuff here.
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OK thank You so much!

cgtrr34 said:
I was making a TWRP Backup when all of the sudden my phone just randomly turns off. I grabed my phone and it was really hot. Tried turning it on, but nothing happened. Then I connected it to the ac adapter and it turned on, but it would go to the LG logo, the screen turns black then it restarts. This does not stop unless I unplug it. I had previously made two backups before and nothing like this happened, but this time I enabled conpression<-------- This must have been what caused this. All I want to know is if this can be fixed or not. If it could be fixed I would be so happy if somone could tell me how to fix this. THANK YOU. P.S. THIS PHONE IS A BEAST. D
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WTF!!!!! I just bricked my phone in less then 24 hours of owning it. I just rooted and unlocked it and right after making a TWRP Backup and rebooting my phone wouldn't turn on and it was HOT AS HELL!!
I got it exchanged at Best Buy but now im scared to do anything with it.

shook187 said:
WTF!!!!! I just bricked my phone in less then 24 hours of owning it. I just rooted and unlocked it and right after making a TWRP Backup and rebooting my phone wouldn't turn on and it was HOT AS HELL!!
I got it exchanged at Best Buy but now im scared to do anything with it.
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Same happened to me. The phone overheats in recovery, so do what you need to do and then get out of it.

xboxfanj said:
Same happened to me. The phone overheats in recovery, so do what you need to do and then get out of it.
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Im on the new phone and Im using clockwork and all is fine so far. I definitely suggest guys stop using twrp.
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Restore to stock when stuck at LG logo screen
xboxfanj said:
I will PM you about that since it is against forum rules and perhaps laws to post copyrighted stuff here.
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Would you please help me out to restore to stock from a stuck LG logo screen? I can't even boot into fastboot or recovery. I tried LGNPST number of tries with different .bin files with no luck. I also tried a lot of diff things, too. Please email me at [email protected]. Thank you very much!

phatjulie said:
Would you please help me out to restore to stock from a stuck LG logo screen? I can't even boot into fastboot or recovery. I tried LGNPST number of tries with different .bin files with no luck. I also tried a lot of diff things, too. Please email me at [email protected]. Thank you very much!
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I suggest you TEP it.
Sent from my LG-LS970 using xda premium

phatjulie said:
Would you please help me out to restore to stock from a stuck LG logo screen? I can't even boot into fastboot or recovery. I tried LGNPST number of tries with different .bin files with no luck. I also tried a lot of diff things, too. Please email me at [email protected]. Thank you very much!
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Pull battery using a torx t5 screwdriver and phillips #00 if you don't have insurance.

xboxfanj said:
Pull battery using a torx t5 screwdriver and phillips #00 if you don't have insurance.
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What's the purpose of pulling battery out? Just a try? I'm gonna have to get it from Fry's tomorrow and try that first.

phatjulie said:
What's the purpose of pulling battery out? Just a try? I'm gonna have to get it from Fry's tomorrow and try that first.
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Because your phone doesn't know if it needs to be in charging mode or booting. Pulling battery will fix it.
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I had a similar problem as you. Upon getting the phone I rooted and used the FreeGee app from the Google Play store to unlock the bootloader. Everything seemed fine and dandy, until one day when I let my phone's battery drain completely. Pluggin it in to a wall charger resulted in the failed boot where the LG logo flashes before going to a blank, but backlit screen. Luckily, the first few times this happened, through a combination of quickly plugging and unplugging the usb cord and holding the volume up+power button, I could get it into recovery (TWRP). Then a simple cache & dalvik cache wipe, and the phone would boot up as if nothing ever happened. Very strange.
Well yesterday this happened again, however, this time there was no getting the phone into recovery. My previous methods of button mashing and plugging and unplugging weren't working. So, I decided to bite the bullet and use LGNPST to get back to ZV7. Now, like you mentioned, this failed boot would automatically happen, without pressing the power button to turn it on. So it was difficult to get the phone to stay off. I found that with the phone unplugged, if you continue to press the power button until the blank backlit screen turns off, AND continue to hold the power button for an additional five seconds, the phone would stay off and not auto power on into the failed boot.
Once I was able to get the phone to stay off, I pressed the middle of the volume key to depress both volume up and down, and then plugged a usb cord that was attached to my computer. This powered on the phone into download mode. Following the LGNPST guide I was able to get to around 67% complete before my phone turned off and an error message flashed on the computer screen telling me to power cycle the phone and reconnect. Well, the whole 67%/85% LGNPST failure is apparently common and not indicative of an actual failure; HOWEVER, my phone became completely unresponsive. It wouldn't power on at all. It didn't matter if the usb was unplugged or connected to the computer or wall charger. So, I was forced to unplug the battery. I followed this tutorial and successfully disconnected and reconnected the battery cord, and the phone shot back to life. It even booted up into the factory stock ZV7 rom. I guess that LGNPST was successful. It looked like I was on my way to returning my phone to breezy's deodexed ZV9 stock rom that I was previously running.
I went ahead and re-rooted, ran the FreeGee app again, and rebooted into recovery. Then I made a backup and attempted to flash my new rom. Now, I think this is where I royally screwed up. I was pleasantly surprised to see my screen layout and all of my settings still intact after LGNPST back to ZV7 and thought I could just wipe the caches and ignore the factory reset and system wipe before flashing. Perhaps it was this, but part of me also thinks there might be something wrong with my battery draining extremely fast in recovery.
I proceeded to flash and all seemed good, but rebooting resulted in the LG logo failed boot that we have already discussed. So, I went ahead and repeated the LGNPST-re-root process numerous times (switching to the freegee 0.5 batch file instead of the app). Everytime after the first initial restore, I could never get my phone to enter recovery. As soon as I rebooted after using freegee, the phone would be soft bricked again. Sometimes I would get the LG logo thing, other times I would get the dreaded alternating flashing red notification light and soft keys. A battery pull was usually required in these circumstances before I could get back into download mode to start all over.
I was about ready to give up when I took to the LGOG irc channel. That's when Xboxfanj stepped in and helped me out IMMENSELY. Over the course of several hours, he walked me through flashing some partitions in ADB. At times it seemed like there was no hope and that I should have just returned the phone, but he failed to acquiesce, we pushed forth trying a couple of other bootloader options. The new bootloader appeared to have fixed the phones erratic behavior with powering on and off, but I had no rom to boot into and no recovery. Xboxfanj recommended using fastboot to flash over a recovery. Once in the new bootloader screen my Windows XP machine detected new hardware and wanted some drivers. I attempted to use the [ADB/FB/APX Driver] Universal Naked Driver 0.72, but XP indicated that I was missing 'winusbcoinstaller2.dll'.
I grabbed winusbcoinstaller2.dll from here and all was good. Fastboot recognized the phone, I was able to flash recovery and subsequently boot into recovery. From there I reformatted the system, wiped data/factory restore, wiped cache, wiped dalvik cache, and flashed breezy's ZV9 deodexed rom.
Fortunately, after around 7 hours, I am happy to say my phone is back to being rooted, unlocked, and running ZV9. It powers on and off properly and can get into recovery without a hitch. I'm still curious what will happen if I let my battery drain completely. Perhaps I'll try it some time this week. I'll be sure to post back here if/when I do that. All in all, it was a harrowing, but educational experience.
Anyway, just wanted to give a big THANK YOU to Xboxfanj! You really are the man :good:. Thanks for your patience and determination.

[Q] Unresponsive Screen + Bootloop

I brought my phone in to have the charger port replaced. It worked fine ad then all of a sudden the phone boots up, stays booted for a minute and then reboots. also the screen is unresponsive.
I have used a gnex kit to get into CWM and erase cache and dalvik cache and fix permission and the problem is not resolved.
with out the gnex kit i can't even get into CWM and all i get is a little droid guy with an open stomach hatch with a red mark.
i would erase all data and factory reset as a last option but i have some work photos on the device that are extremely important for me to extract. I should also mention that with the CWM kit I am unable to find the files I wish to pull yet for the few seconds I am able to boot into android my photos are there in the album.
can someone please help me find a way to extract those files so I can try to wipe the device and move on?

cardozanick said:
I brought my phone in to have the charger port replaced. It worked fine ad then all of a sudden the phone boots up, stays booted for a minute and then reboots. also the screen is unresponsive.
I have used a gnex kit to get into CWM and erase cache and dalvik cache and fix permission and the problem is not resolved.
with out the gnex kit i can't even get into CWM and all i get is a little droid guy with an open stomach hatch with a red mark.
i would erase all data and factory reset as a last option but i have some work photos on the device that are extremely important for me to extract. I should also mention that with the CWM kit I am unable to find the files I wish to pull yet for the few seconds I am able to boot into android my photos are there in the album.
can someone please help me find a way to extract those files so I can try to wipe the device and move on?
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With factory reset your sdcard will not be touched. You will have all your files (unless youre in stock recovery I think). You can use adb pull /sdcard/ to get all youre files.
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mrgnex said:
With factory reset your sdcard will not be touched. You will have all your files (unless youre in stock recovery I think). You can use adb pull /sdcard/ to get all youre files.
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so what you're saying is if I boot into CWM with the kit, do a factory reset, all my photos will be there? can you please elaborate?

cardozanick said:
so what you're saying is if I boot into CWM with the kit, do a factory reset, all my photos will be there? can you please elaborate?
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Yes that is correct. You can wipe everything as long as you dont wipe /sdcard. I am not a 100% sure since you are on stock but I know sure for 99%. Google is your friend
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mrgnex said:
Yes that is correct. You can wipe everything as long as you dont wipe /sdcard. I am not a 100% sure since you are on stock but I know sure for 99%. Google is your friend
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA Premium HD app
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Alright,
alright, we have 50% success!
I was able to get all the files off that I was looking to get, albeit during 20 second intervals in which the phone would allow me to before rebooting....
which brings me to my next point - Phone is stuck in bootloop after following (successfully) this guide to flash stock and unroot which, needless to say, seems strange to me.
Now I supposedly have a fully formatted i9250 maguro with a fresh flash of stock running and i'm stuck in a boot loop which if i leave sitting long enough will eventually get to the "Welcome" [choose your language] screen with an unresponsive display panel until it reboots after about 30 seconds.
please help.
EDIT: I flashed the Factory Image Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) and still stuck in bootloop with unresponsive screen. maybe this is better as a paperweight??

cardozanick said:
Alright,
alright, we have 50% success!
I was able to get all the files off that I was looking to get, albeit during 20 second intervals in which the phone would allow me to before rebooting....
which brings me to my next point - Phone is stuck in bootloop after following (successfully) this guide to flash stock and unroot which, needless to say, seems strange to me.
Now I supposedly have a fully formatted i9250 maguro with a fresh flash of stock running and i'm stuck in a boot loop which if i leave sitting long enough will eventually get to the "Welcome" [choose your language] screen with an unresponsive display panel until it reboots after about 30 seconds.
please help.
EDIT: I flashed the Factory Image Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) and still stuck in bootloop with unresponsive screen. maybe this is better as a paperweight??
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Thats strange. But you have your files and you are on completely stock unrooted. If you still have warranty you can send it back. Maybe you can try this: http://xda-university.com/as-a-user/how-to-recover-from-a-bootloop
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Strange Fix reveals deeper issue
good news and bad news
Alright, so I have swapped the motherboard with an old gnex i had laying around that has a broken screen that wouldn't turn on at all..
I found out that the motherboard on the old phone must be dead because it won't work in the newer phone so I put the guts of the newer on into the broken screen phone and it worked perfectly - albeit with a huge crack in it. so i then thought maybe the issue was solved and put the guts that worked back into the original phone and it is unresponsive and reboots... I've come to the conclusion that the screen is the issue on that device.
but is this fixable??? i have taken the whole thing apart and can't see how that screen could be shorting the device and cause it to reboot nor can i understand why it wouldn't be responsive to the touch for no reason.
anybody have a clue how i can fix that?

[Q] Can't start my Galaxy Nexus

Hi evereybody.
I have a GSM galaxy nexus with 4.2.2. Since approximately a month ago the phone started to reboot itself randomly. Sometimes when I was surfing the web, other times when the phone was on standby at night. Well, since the reboots were becoming more frequent I decided to do a factory reset, because I assumed that it was a corrupt application file or something like that. One week into the factory reset it started restarting again by itself, maybe 2 times a day. I searched the web, couldn't find anything useful so I told myself that the 4.3 update should solve the problem (naive me).
Today the update popped and I intermediately installed it. What is my surprise, that in the middle of installation I get the droid icon down on his back and an ERROR message. Rebooted the phone pulling out the battery and now the phone won't pass the multicolored X screen.
I have no unlocked bootloader, and the phone isn't rooted. So I tried to do a factory reset with the default recovery mode the galaxy nexus has. I wiped the phone but I get stuck on the same screen. The funny thing is that every time I try to wipe the caché partition the phone reboots itself immediately.
I don't know what to do. I'm not an advance user, I installed the GNEX TOOLKIT and tried to flash the factory image, but seems like I don't have the USB DEBUGGING option enabled and can't complete the process.
Do I need to send my phone back? (i'm still in warranty) Or is there a way to be able to start my Gnex again?
Thanks in advance.

monwentworth said:
Hi evereybody.
I have a GSM galaxy nexus with 4.2.2. Since approximately a month ago the phone started to reboot itself randomly. Sometimes when I was surfing the web, other times when the phone was on standby at night. Well, since the reboots were becoming more frequent I decided to do a factory reset, because I assumed that it was a corrupt application file or something like that. One week into the factory reset it started restarting again by itself, maybe 2 times a day. I searched the web, couldn't find anything useful so I told myself that the 4.3 update should solve the problem (naive me).
Today the update popped and I intermediately installed it. What is my surprise, that in the middle of installation I get the droid icon down on his back and an ERROR message. Rebooted the phone pulling out the battery and now the phone won't pass the multicolored X screen.
I have no unlocked bootloader, and the phone isn't rooted. So I tried to do a factory reset with the default recovery mode the galaxy nexus has. I wiped the phone but I get stuck on the same screen. The funny thing is that every time I try to wipe the caché partition the phone reboots itself immediately.
I don't know what to do. I'm not an advance user, I installed the GNEX TOOLKIT and tried to flash the factory image, but seems like I don't have the USB DEBUGGING option enabled and can't complete the process.
Do I need to send my phone back? (i'm still in warranty) Or is there a way to be able to start my Gnex again?
Thanks in advance.
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Try using Odin http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2065470

dexviajiboy said:
Try using Odin http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2065470
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Thank You very much!!! It worked like a charm and it was super fast.
Seriously thanks!

monwentworth said:
Thank You very much!!! It worked like a charm and it was super fast.
Seriously thanks!
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no problem...

HELP - (Hard) Brick Z1C

Hi guys, I've a big problem, and it's very strange:
today I've updated lucky patcher, after installed it, the phone showed screen of the turning off. I started again the phone, but at the start screen, showed again the turn off screen. I tried to wipe and restore backup, samre problem. I tried to flash a stock firmware but after the sony logo i've a black screen with phone on. I really don't know what to do, I need your help. thanks a lot :crying::crying::crying:

ULT][MO said:
Hi guys, I've a big problem, and it's very strange:
today I've updated lucky patcher, after installed it, the phone showed screen of the turning off. I started again the phone, but at the start screen, showed again the turn off screen. I tried to wipe and restore backup, samre problem. I tried to flash a stock firmware but after the sony logo i've a black screen with phone on. I really don't know what to do, I need your help. thanks a lot :crying::crying::crying:
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If you have revovery, you can just delete Lucky Patcher apk from /system or /data, (wherever it is). It's not a hard brick...

levone1 said:
If you have revovery, you can just delete Lucky Patcher apk from /system or /data, (wherever it is). It's not a hard brick...
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Very bad news: I tried to flash a stock L, after flashed I started it, but it shutted down at waves bootanimation. I putted it on charge and showed this message "your device turned off due to overheating ,charging will continue once the device cools down".
An expert technician said to me that's a processor's cooling problem and, in his opinion, it is impossible to fix it. except sendind it directly to sony. But it should be very very expensive...

ULT][MO said:
Very bad news: I tried to flash a stock L, after flashed I started it, but it shutted down at waves bootanimation. I putted it on charge and showed this message "your device turned off due to overheating ,charging will continue once the device cools down".
An expert technician said to me that's a processor's cooling problem and, in his opinion, it is impossible to fix it. except sendind it directly to sony. But it should be very very expensive...
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Did you already try waiting until it cools down and restarting? I would try that, or also try reflashing after cool down. First boot after flash is very long, and phone does get hot. If you were already overworking it with bootloops and stuff, and then tried to flash a rom, it might be a bit much...

levone1 said:
Did you already try waiting until it cools down and restarting? I would try that, or also try reflashing after cool down. First boot after flash is very long, and phone does get hot. If you were already overworking it with bootloops and stuff, and then tried to flash a rom, it might be a bit much...
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Thanks levone for your answer, and sorry if it's passed a lot of time.
Unfortunately i tried everything coud be possible. tomorrow I'll try with an expert friend to open it and see the problem. A technician said to me that probably it's a cooling problem. Processor can't be cooled and phone shut off, or probably is (again) a battery problem. Soon i'll write if i've found a solution, also to try to help someone who could have a similar problem (i hope not).

How can the "processor" not be cooled? There is no cooling hardware that could stop working.. It could still be another hardware defect, yeah.. Have you wiped it or did you just flash system/baseband/kernel/etc ?

levone1 said:
Did you already try waiting until it cools down and restarting? I would try that, or also try reflashing after cool down. First boot after flash is very long, and phone does get hot. If you were already overworking it with bootloops and stuff, and then tried to flash a rom, it might be a bit much...
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I've used Z1C in sauna (where is 100°C degrees) and the phone becomes so hot it is untouchable to hold and even struggling to play video playback (under clocking). Then i know it is too hot and take it out.
It takes ~1 min and it is cooled enough where is it fast and smooth again. Never has it said too hot, shutting off or something similar. Then again i'm using KitKat which doesn't maybe have that function?
I'd say issue related to battery or software as i had same problem after installing Lucky Patcher. Got bootloop after restarting.
I also used restoring and it succeeded but somehow Lucky Pather was still present but bootloop problem was cured.