New answers tagged charging
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Not necessarily an answer but I ended up using the stock charger that came with the Nexus 7 itself. I leave it plugged overnight. None of my other "2A" chargers can charge it quickly nor can my computers. This sucks because now I have only a single rapid charging station, next to my bed (vs my office, my living room etc). Standard protocol or not for ...
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Used a needle to poke around gently at the top of the little tab inside the USB port and compressed air. It fixed it.
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If there's a short in the USB port on the phone it can cause charging to stop and heating up to occur. I guess that's well past your warranty period, but you could still take it into a phone shop and ask about getting the port replaced. I just had that done on my Galaxy Nexus and it only took about 15 minutes once the part came in.
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Either the battery is damaged or it's a software issue. You should first try to reboot the phone. If it doesn't fix it, try a factory reset.
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If you have the red LED and the device won't charge from the wall, using the original charger, then it's faulty. Send it back for a replacement.
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android tuner reads around 840ma
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It sounds like your Nexus may not be getting enough power. Check out this related article (for Nexus 7) that sounds like your problem:
Since you are not the original owner, and not under any warranty, perhaps you'd like to try some DIY work. In this case, check out this article.
Good luck! I hope this can help you.
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What sticks out to me is that your battery status says "Not charging" Instead of discharging. I feel like your phone may recognize that the charger is plugged in, but may have some error in the battery/phone itself. I feel like your phone may just be translating the charger power directly into the phone itself, and is not able to charge the battery. If this ...
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I was just informed by Samsung Customer service that the Galaxy Nexus can't handle the 5 volts. This isn't a problem if you use their charging cable (with any other charger) but if you use a different micro USB cable to charge your phone, you will eventually break your phone!
I would know, I've sent my Nexus in twice now because of this issue.
Why they ...
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Place it on the air conditioning vent and velcro it on. Now you have a speed charger with no overheating. I had the same issue and this solved it.
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Yes, it can be because of so long time of charging. You must go for service center so that problem can be solved systematically.
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I do research on Li-ion batteries.
Why batteries fade over time is still an issue that is unknown at the fundamental level.
What I can tell you is that there is a solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) which forms upon the first charging cycle. This SEI protects the negative electrode but it is suggested that the SEI leads to fading over time.
If you fail ...
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Try to reset to factory settings, charge with ant without SIM card, reeboot.
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Check that your charging port is not shorting across:
Turn off phone, remove battery, and use a pin or similar pirze middle piece in the charger slot so it is central in the slot, as when pushing in the charger it can be moved up or down and cause a short to side, which gives the charging signal on phone.
When having it fairly central, replace the battery, ...
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