So I rooted my phone today and I installed Xposed framework with XInternalSD module, only this module and nothing else, I was out and after a few hours I randomly pick up my phone from my pocket and it's at 10% battery, I put it on power saving mode until I got back home, now here's the problem, the phone usually takes 2.5-3 hours to charge from 0 to 100%, I put it on the charger 5 hours ago just to find it at 50%, gotta mention that before rooting I was using the device while charging and still got a full charge in less than 3 hours, so is it from rooting the phone or is it Xposed or some kind of problem?
PS: yesterday it was charging just fine without any problems using the same cable and everything
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Last month i rooted my phone and installed buggless beast. Since then my phone wouldn't fully charge. I bought the extender battery, same problem.
Last night i wiped it again and installed aokp. Still wont charge past 63%.
I attached a screenshot of the phone info.
I've looked at the other posts about similar issues but it hasn't worked out yet. If anyone has any other ideas I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Charge the phone to 63%, and then leave it plugged in for a few more hours just to make sure it is charged as much as possible. Use the phone until the battery hits 0% and the phone turns off. Do this 2 or 3 times if possible. If this doesn't solve the problem, go into recovery and wipe battery stats.
My phone has always charged slow using USB instead of a home charger. But now even on the home charger it can't keep up with the usage. It's literally draining the phone faster than it can charge it.
I've tried 3 different home chargers, 1 of the 3 will actually charge it, but it's very slow
I installed a backup I took 1.5 months ago, and it didn't help
I just put a new battery in and it didn't help either. Still draining fast.
Phone isn't getting hot, so I don't think it's a processor or radio issue.
The night before last I noticed it happening when I put it on the charger, and I took a look at the battery settings and was switching from charged to discharging status about 10 times per second. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it started working just fine.
Running CM9 HONO! 8.4. It's always been a great ROM.
Also, on the battery status, it shows that it's charging on USB even if it's on the home charger.
What's going on?
Ok, cleaned the terminal out. There was a bit of fuzz down in the bottom. Also scraped off the terminals and used some alcohol. Phone says it's charging on (AC) now instead of (USB), so that's good. Hopefully it was just a dirty terminal.
That fixed it. It's fully charged and ready to go. Glad it was just a little bit of lint.
Hey
So I used to have a steady 30 - 45% per hour charge time on my desire eye using the stock charger not 2.0 fast charge
Now after leaving it connected to the charger while flashing a rom (this was a total mistake) I can't seem to get the charge rate to above 20% per hour same or different charger so it takes extremely long to charge
HELP ANYONE??
Check your charging cable for any damage.
Also check if you have some problems with battery (for example, MRA bug cause a huge battery drain, that also decrease charging speed, also overheating).
If your battery is OK, than maybe you need a new charger.
Most probably MRA issue, install xposed module "Marshmallow Radio Active Fix" in order to fix this issue. Your welcome. Oh on the other hand if u do not have MRA issue do not try installing this module just in case cuz I tried that and let me tell u it crashed my phone and caused boot loops.
A few days ago my Z2 started turning off. When trying to turn back on, 0% battery. Plug into charger and instantly shows 32%, 6x% or 7x%. Tried the whole recalibration voodoo of charge til full + 1 hr, drain down to shutdown. Charge to 100%+1hr... but no. Did a restore hoping I had a bugged app but just happened again with 32% remaining. Do any of these battery apps help or is it just ****ed.
ben0551 said:
A few days ago my Z2 started turning off. When trying to turn back on, 0% battery. Plug into charger and instantly shows 32%, 6x% or 7x%. Tried the whole recalibration voodoo of charge til full + 1 hr, drain down to shutdown. Charge to 100%+1hr... but no. Did a restore hoping I had a bugged app but just happened again with 32% remaining. Do any of these battery apps help or is it just ****ed.
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This is what happens when the battery fails inside our device. I just replaced the battery in my Z2 Force about a month ago. When I removed the display on mine you could visually see the battery was damaged. Once I disconnected the battery and removed it from my device I could bend and fold the battery in half. It was swollen and cracked in several places.
I picked up a new battery along with a tool kit from Amazon for under $15.00. The kit I ordered had an original Moto battery in it.
Sent from my Z2 Force using XDA Labs
Phone 8 month old.. turbo Power too aggressive?
Might look for a z3.. I have speaker and projector mods.. and a few screen scratches
Hi, recently I replaced that battery of my mi9se by myself (so it is possible that I screwed up in some way), afterwards the new battery started to last incredibly less than before, having a very strange behaviour concerning its charge level: let's say the phone is charged to 100%, then in the next hour or so the battery drains normally, let's say to 80%, then it starts freefalling to 60/50% then the phone dies at 40/50%. When I connect the charger, apparently the battery is at a dead 0%, it takes very little time to recharge to 100% and the cycle continues.
Obviously this situation is not sustainable in any way, yesterday evening I was on a call with my gf, my phone died at 70%, I connected it to the charger and powered it up, as soon as it booted it was at 10%, then I disconnected it for flipping the connector and it died again... Another boot and it jumped straight to 43%. I don't know what to do...
The situation wasn't so critical at first, but I also tried to order a third battery, but the results are the same.
Another thing to note is that I also changed the charger pcb, the one onto it is soldered the usb-c connector, because it was flimsy af. I thought the cause of my problems may have been the crappy one, advertised as new but probably used, that I ordered from china. But I also tried to replace it with the old original one with no apparent changes besides the fact that now the charger doesn't remain plugged as an added bonus (that was the initial reason that led me to change it in the first place).
Software notes:
I'm currently running the latest official build of lineageOS, I could try to do a software update, but idk if it could change something...
I have root access with magisk (if some low level root operations are needed I should be able to perform them)
I was running Advanced Charging Controller (https://github.com/VR-25/acc), that I uninstalled yesterday when it came to my mind that it may be messing with the battery readings, but without success.
I should also note that I run several calibration cycles as advertised on many forums: charge to 100%, let it die by battery drain and charge it again to 100% without interruption and without powering it up. No improvements.
Sadly I study offsite and I left the old battery at home, so I have to wait till next friday if some solutions involve using the old battery.
Thanks for saving me and my phone, that, beside his battery, it still works like a charm! Switching to lineage seemed to give him another 2/3 years of life and I really wanted to keep it as long as it works.
Thank you very much for your time!