I just received my Moto 360, and noticed it was not turning on right out of the box. After thinking that it was out of battery, I placed the watch on the charging dock. The charging dock light lit up, and then the watch lit up and vibrated, but then it went into some sort of bootloop in which it would repeatedly flash the motorola screen and repeatedly vibrate. I tried different charging wires, different sockets (even plugged a micro usb into my computer) all with no luck. As soon as I take the watch off of the dock, the bootloop stops, but the watch doesn't light up.
I once got to a screen that said bootloader 94f and battery status ok after continuously holding the power button while it was on the dock. But there were no options or settings, and eventually fell back to the bootloop.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Long story short. Yesterday running PA + Lean kernel I sit down to play TURBO. After one and a half hour, I went back and put my phone down and plugged in the cable. It did nothing. I played a bit with moving the cable head plugged in the phone and started charging as AC. Unplugged, see if fast charged was toggled. It wasn't. Plugged back in. Nothing. Somehow, someway, I managed to connect. Was really hard to finish it and flashed back a stock yakjuwx (as my original rom was). Everything nice and good, but now sometimes I get the unrecognized device and have to unplug and plug back. Since than, these are happening:
- when devices is turned off, I plug the cable, the icon with bolt comes up, than switch to charge animation and it does disappear. Pushing the power buttons for a short time, not for long as power on, wakes the phone and displays the animation. Is this normal? or should the animation be displayed constantly.
- phones in battery stats doesn't show "discharging" it shows "not charging". Shouldn't it show "Discharging" when there is no cable plugged in?
- sometimes I got flashes as if is plugged in, the so called "phantom charge". (no, bending the tongue doesn't help).
NFC toggle off on doesn't help either.
Soon I'll send back the phone in warranty, as I bought it it was sent back one time for heavy temperature rised and video recording microphone problem, although they didn't changed anything with the microphone, just the motherboard.
Now I have problems with the sleep too... altough I had always. Here are some pictures attached.
I am affraid about not being able to unroot soon if the usb board goes to sleep... it's a matter of time I think... so any ideas?
A couple days ago it was working fine, however I noticed it gradually charged slower and slower to the point where, even when it's on the charging cradle, it loses charge. Now, whenever I put it on the charging cradle, the screen won't even turn on, and the device will not power up. The light on the bottom of the charger lights up, but the device receives no charge. I'm using the default Moto 360 connector cable, and I've even tried more powerful adapters, but still nothing. I decided to listen to any advice I might could get here before I call Motorola support.
my moto 360 is not turning on . can anyone troubleshoot this issue?
Mine got stuck in a discharge loop, was discharging on the charger, the charger was not recognizing the watch (charger light off).
The direct usb connection powered on the watch but did not charge it. No leaving it on/off the charger worked. It was dead.
The fix was to take it apart and unplug/replug the battery. It started charging normally afterwards. Now it won't stay closed, and the face keeps coming off, I press down on it from time to time and maybe I'll use some superglue
executivul said:
Mine got stuck in a discharge loop, was discharging on the charger, the charger was not recognizing the watch (charger light off).
The direct usb connection powered on the watch but did not charge it. No leaving it on/off the charger worked. It was dead.
The fix was to take it apart and unplug/replug the battery. It started charging normally afterwards. Now it won't stay closed, and the face keeps coming off, I press down on it from time to time and maybe I'll use some superglue
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Couldn't we talk to Motorola about this? Shouldn't this be considered a manufacturers defect?
I talked to Motorola support, and after hours of phone calls, they said they would replace mine for free. But because the watch was in such high demand, I couldn't get a replacement watch for like 2 months. They seemed shocked that the device had stopped working, and it seems there aren't too many cases of this happening. I'd recommend calling Motorola support before doing anything drastic like taking apart the device.
I don't have warranty, so I can't call for help.
Mine got stuck while trying another Qi charger, so I guess only the charging chip got crazy, the watch worked normally until it drained the battery.
The charger has 2 modes: low power to signal the device it's on the charger then the device (be it phone or watch) should signal back to the charger it's present and the charger goes on the high power output to actually charge the device.
My watch had the charging chip blocked so it didn't signal back to the charger which remained in the low power state and did not provide enough power to charge the watch.
Factory reset and even USB reset did not reset the charging circuitry, only a hard reset by pulling out the battery did the trick.
By the way to take it apart it's not needed to remove the dreadded cracky plastic back, only hold by the strap and rock the case upward/left/right. Tough fingernails and a little help from a plastic wedge near the button and in the opposite side did it.
I left my moto 360's charger while I went out for a trip and I was only able to charge it when I got back home. I left it to charge for about 3 hours and the screen never turned on.
I've tried charging it for a good 8 hours before trying to boot it, but still nothing.
I also tried hard restart through holding the button down for 25-30 seconds, and my moto 360 never vibrated, nor did the screen light up.
I then hooked it up to my wall adaptor charger with an indicator light and it seems that the white led light at the button of the charging cradle lit up, but when I checked the wall adaptor's indicator light, it did not light to to signal that nothing was charging or plugged at all.
I live in the Philippines and I had it shipped from the USA, that's why having it replace is not possible
Any ideas? Thanks in advance
Hi everyone,
Replaced the screen on my LG G3, and now it won't turn on. Before I removed the screen, the battery was completely dead and I let it sit for a week and a half completely dead. I tested the battery with a multimeter and it shows about 2.7V across the + and -. But, the other terminals, it shows between 2.2V and 2.5V. When I plug the phone in now, there are no LED lit or anything. I tried just plugging the motherboard into a wall charger and even still, no LED lights. Oddly enough, though, I plugged the old screen back in(As well as the phone charger) and the backlight came on randomly for a second when I pressed the power button. The backlight wouldn't come back on again until i removed the power from the wall and the battery. It also helped if i unplugged and replugged the screen. It was very random. I am thinking that the motherboard grounds to the frame or something and I missed something on the install. Any thoughts? Thanks
I've dropped the phone and I could see that as soon as it hit the ground the screen went black.
This is a Pixel 3 XL that I own for some time and have already replaced the screen and the battery by myself.
When I connect to original USB charger, the battery charging icon starts flashing. If I hold Power ON, Google logo appears briefly and screen goes black again. After 3-4 hours on the charger, the phone is not even a little hot, probably denoting it was indeed not charging (?).
If I put the phone a Samsung wireless charger, the charger recognizes the phone, but there are no screen indicators.
I've just made a video:
Maybe it's a battery wire issue? Or maybe the battery is dead? What do you think?
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I've dropped the phone and I could see that as soon as it hit the ground the screen went black.
This is a Pixel 3 XL that I own for some time and have already replaced the screen and the battery by myself.
When I connect to original USB charger, the battery charging icon starts flashing. If I hold Power ON, Google logo appears briefly and screen goes black again. After 3-4 hours on the charger, the phone is not even a little hot, probably denoting it was indeed not charging (?).
If I put the phone a Samsung wireless charger, the charger recognizes the phone, but there are no screen indicators.
I've just made a video:
Maybe it's a battery wire issue? Or maybe the battery is dead? What do you think?
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you can dissasemble the phone (heat plate to soften adhesive and insert picker) and (disconnect and) reconnect or replace battery
Well, it turns out that the phone is bootlooped. The charging battery icon blinking was the phone bootlooping. I found out when I unlocked the bootloader via fastboot. So sad.
I'm trying to run this command:
fastboot boot twrp.img
But the phone restarts before entering recovery.
I have the same problem. What should I do to recover? Thanks.