Today I discovered the code *#0228# on my gt-i9500. And seems to display battery for info. If I click the "quick start button" battery readings drop about 40%. If I do it twice or three times it goes to connect your charger.
Is this an issue?
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No one???... well guess its just me
Zoddex said:
Today I discovered the code *#0228# on my gt-i9500. And seems to display battery for info. If I click the "quick start button" battery readings drop about 40%. If I do it twice or three times it goes to connect your charger.
Is this an issue?
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All normal and no issues
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123hiten said:
All normal and no issues
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You did try to do the quick start?
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Zoddex said:
You did try to do the quick start?
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Yes I did try that also which goes black and clickng again shows same result
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123hiten said:
Yes I did try that also which goes black and clickng again shows same result
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Same here, battery drops after pressing Quick Start. Don't know why, though and if it's supposed to be like that ^^
Try to pull your battery out for 1 minute then putt it back in.it should go back to normal level again.
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leoaudio13 said:
Try to pull your battery out for 1 minute then putt it back in.it should go back to normal level again.
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nope didnt work
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I tried the pureblack statusbar and it did not work... So I went back to my backup... For some reason now I can't access battery stats and when I try opening it from settings I get an force close...
Any ideas?
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
I tried the pureblack statusbar and it did not work... So I went back to my backup... For some reason now I can't access battery stats and when I try opening it from settings I get an force close...
Any ideas?
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Factory reset, happened to me. Or restore your system ui backup.
SilentRazor said:
Factory reset, happened to me. Or restore your system ui backup.
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I had a backup of the whole system which I used... And the problem is still here... I would wait with factory reset until a good custom rom comes
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No problem anymore... Charged to 100 and calibrated... Now it is back
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
No problem anymore... Charged to 100 and calibrated... Now it is back
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Beyond fully charging and unplugging the phone, there is no such thing as battery calibration.
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najaboy said:
Beyond fully charging and unplugging the phone, there is no such thing as battery calibration.
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It deletes the battery stats.. And maybe my file was corrupted... It works and only after the calibration... So something must it have been doing.
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battery calibration means a new battery stat is build and the old one is wiped, it is done when full charging the battery and unplugging the charger.
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It deletes the battery stats.. And maybe my file was corrupted... It works and only after the calibration... So something must it have been doing.
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Charging and unplugging the phone does exactly this. No mythical calibration needed.
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najaboy said:
Charging and unplugging the phone does exactly this. No mythical calibration needed.
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Except that did not do the trick
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
Except that did not do the trick
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It seems like we're going on a whole ”you say tomato... ” type thing here. I fully understand and don't dispute that something was preventing your batterystats.bin from being automatically wiped. What I was originally getting at, which was off-topic, is that wiping battery stats is actually not calibrating anything and that there really isn't much of anything that an end user can do to calibrate their batteries.
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It seems like we're going on a whole ”you say tomato... ” type thing here. I fully understand and don't dispute that something was preventing your batterystats.bin from being automatically wiped. What I was originally getting at, which was off-topic, is that wiping battery stats is actually not calibrating anything and that there really isn't much of anything that an end user can do to calibrate their batteries.
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I know that... I should have been more specific... I used the "battery calibration" app from play.. It did the trick for me..
Glad it works now..
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When the battery goes down to 15%, haptic feedback turns off by itself and I have to manually put it back on even after charging it again. This gets annoying after a while. What should I do? (i337)
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Charge your phone before it gets to 15%.
Battery life is optimized when the charge is kept between 20-80%.
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numbere said:
Charge your phone before it gets to 15%.
Battery life is optimized when the charge is kept between 20-80%.
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Buy what happens in the case that it goes below 15%?
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ahura999 said:
Buy what happens in the case that it goes below 15%?
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It's trying to save your battery. It's normal.
jd1639 said:
It's trying to save your battery. It's normal.
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I know that... But I hate manually turning it on.... I'm asking how to stop it from turning off by itself.
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I bought a new I9505 for my girlfriend. it seems to have very serious battery draining problem. a standard over night standby, doing nothing, wifi connected, battery would drain 30~50%. I tried many different roms and kenrnels, they all work the same way. I also tried deleting batterystatus information file, still no luck. could anybody tell me what's going on with the i9505?
here are some screendhots of the battery usage.
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Nope, can't tell you why. Get better battery stats and figure out what's keeping your phone awake and using the battery.
It'll be an app she has installed. You have to find out which one through process of elimination
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It'll be an app she has installed. You have to find out which one through process of elimination
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I found an app called alarmmanager woke the system around 200times in roughly 4hrs. is this the reason? if it's built in system, how do I delete it?
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It'll be an app she has installed. You have to find out which one through process of elimination
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I've updated the pics, please if you can help diagnose and give me some advice?
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ehe12 said:
I've updated the pics, please if you can help diagnose and give me some advice?
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Install this see if it helps https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rootuninstaller.batrsaver
Try using greenify to freeze background apps that are running whilst not in use or ds battery save to force her phone to deepsleep when not in use
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So I picked up my nexus 7 after a week of not using it and connected it to a charger. Nothing happened, not even the battery icon to show its charging. Left it on for 6 hours, still nothing, doesn't even power on. Never been rooted but I have bricked my old phone before and I can say my nexus is behaving the same way. Could it of possibly bricked itself or is this a hardware defect? I have no warranty anymore so dont suggest sending it back either. Thanks!
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Inspect the USB connector for bent or damaged pins, it is likely that battery ran dry and USB is borked where it won't charge.
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Any luck yet? I had the same problem once when I left mine for a few weeks.
Holding both volume and power buttons seemed to work for me.
Hope you get it sorted
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There r only 3 solutions
1) Charge your nexus 7 for at least an hour
2) take out the battery and push it back in
3) hard reset your nexus 7 or keep holding the power button for 60 seconds
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adi160699 said:
There r only 3 solutions
1) Charge your nexus 7 for at least an hour
2) take out the battery and push it back in
3) hard reset your nexus 7 or keep holding the power button for 60 seconds
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Thanks ! I charged for 2 hours and finally after hard resetting it booted! Must of been a dead battery
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samkent6 said:
Thanks ! I charged for 2 hours and finally after hard resetting it booted! Must of been a dead battery
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Your welcome but instead of saying thanks you could click on the thanks button
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Your welcome but instead of saying thanks you could click on the thanks button
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Whoops haha I forgot that there we go!
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samkent6 said:
Whoops haha I forgot that there we go!
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My device is rooted and lately I started experiencing this slow charging, I have tried changing roms and full wipes but still suffering
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Have you recently changed the charger or cable? That can sometimes be the cause.
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noufel said:
My device is rooted and lately I started experiencing this slow charging, I have tried changing roms and full wipes but still suffering
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can you specify how much time does it takes to charge till 100%?
No I did not change any cable or charger and it takes 7-8 hrs to charge 100%
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noufel said:
No I did not change any cable or charger and it takes 7-8 hrs to charge 100%
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Whoaa! thats weired! Ok now try changing your phone on different plug point. If this doesnt helps then BORROW a battery to test whether the problem is in your current battery or not. I hope it helps.
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Switch cable -.-
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