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07-31-2023 11:40 AM in
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07-31-2023 01:57 PM in
Galaxy SIf that's the case, it's sounding like it could be a hardware issue with the USB Port itself
The other methods that you have tried, may have just resulted in some coincidental moments of Super Fast Charging.
Open the Samsung Members app again, Click on Support, but this time, scroll down to error reports & click on it.
Plug your phone into the charger & unplug it after a minute or so.
Send the error report to Samsung's tech and see if they get back to you.
Other thing that you could do is visit a Samsung Service Centre to get it checked out by a tech.
That's what I would do if it were my device. 🤞🏻
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07-31-2023 01:19 PM in
Galaxy SDid you check the USB Charging port with Samsung Members app > Click on Support > Phone Diagnostics and run the Diagnostics for USB Charging?
It's unlikely that any 3rd party apps would prevent Super Fast Charging, unless it was specifically designed to do so, ie: some kind of perceived "Battery Protection" app.
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07-31-2023 01:28 PM in
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07-31-2023 01:57 PM in
Galaxy SIf that's the case, it's sounding like it could be a hardware issue with the USB Port itself
The other methods that you have tried, may have just resulted in some coincidental moments of Super Fast Charging.
Open the Samsung Members app again, Click on Support, but this time, scroll down to error reports & click on it.
Plug your phone into the charger & unplug it after a minute or so.
Send the error report to Samsung's tech and see if they get back to you.
Other thing that you could do is visit a Samsung Service Centre to get it checked out by a tech.
That's what I would do if it were my device. 🤞🏻
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07-31-2023 02:26 PM in
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07-31-2023 02:30 PM in
Galaxy SProbably wouldn't try to do that on my own.
I haven't looked recently, but from what I remember the user "repairability" for Samsung's devices isn't that easy.
I think that you'd likely need to remove the touchscreen, and the possible issues with adhesives, not to mention the ip68 rating would likely be compromised.
I'd rather pay someone who has done it before myself 🙂
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08-02-2023 06:38 AM in
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08-02-2023 06:50 AM in
Galaxy SDon't think that Clearing Cache will dismiss the moisture warning.
It's possible that your device is misinterpreting the presence of a splitter as moisture.. That's my guess anyway 🤔
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08-02-2023 06:59 AM in
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08-02-2023 07:48 AM in
Galaxy SI Factory Reset after EVERY Android Version Update, and occasionally just for something to do in the winter lol.
A Factory Reset can in fact, clear up a lot of even small issues. I've never regretted doing a Factory Reset.
When I was testing custom firmware (Roms) We would HAVE to Factory Reset, before testing a new Rom, and sometimes that was 5/6 times in a day.
Smart Switch is surprisingly easy to use & quite good at what it does.
I have several apps that require adb to be fully functional, and even with that, it doesn't take me very long to get my phone back to how I want it.
There's certainly no harm in trying, just remember to turn off 2-Step verification before you Factory Reset, and backup with Smart Switch, just before you proceed.
It's also a good idea to verify your passwords. 👍🏻
