Hello, friend Summarized! Have you ever experienced the problem of a totally dead cellphone with a planted battery? If yes, you are not alone. Many cellphone users complain about this, especially those who use cellphones with non-removable batteries. Embedded batteries do have advantages, such as being more durable, thinner, and safer. However, embedded batteries also have drawbacks, which are difficult to replace if they are damaged or run out of power.
Then, how do you fix a totally dead cellphone with a planted battery? Is there a solution that can be done alone at home? Or should I take it to a service center? Calm down, buddy. Summary. In this article, we will provide some tips and tricks that you can try to solve this problem. Listen carefully!
The cause of the total dead cellphone is the embedded battery
Before we discuss how to fix a totally dead cellphone with a planted battery, it’s good for us to know what the causes are. The following are some of the factors that can cause the cellphone to completely die from the planted battery:
- The battery is exhausted . This is the most common cause and easy to fix. If your cellphone is completely dead because the battery runs out of power, you only need to recharge the battery with the appropriate charger. Usually, the cellphone will show signs such as the LED light is on or the battery logo appears when it is being charged.
- Faulty battery . This is a more serious cause and requires battery repair or replacement. Batteries can be damaged for various reasons, such as overcharging, overheating, short circuits, or using too long a lifespan. If the battery is damaged, usually the cellphone will not be able to be turned on at all or it will only live for a while and then turn off again. To determine whether the battery is damaged or not, you can try replacing the charger or USB cable with another. If it still won’t charge, the battery is most likely damaged.
- Software error . This is a rare cause but can cause the cellphone to completely die from the implanted battery. Software errors can be caused by viruses, malware, bugs, or operating system errors. If there is a software error, usually the cellphone will experience a bootloop (keeps restarting), hangs (crashes), or gets stuck (stuck) on a certain logo or screen. To deal with software errors, you can try doing a hard reset (restore factory settings) or flashing (reinstalling the operating system).
How to Fix a Totally Dead HP Planted Battery
After knowing the cause, now we will discuss how to fix a totally dead cellphone with a planted battery. Here are some steps you can try:
- Check the condition of the charger and USB cable . Make sure the charger and USB cable you are using are not damaged or dirty. Try cleaning the charger port and USB cable with a soft brush or cotton bud moistened with a little alcohol. If necessary, replace with another charger and USB cable.
- Try charging with a power bank . If the charger and USB cable are not a problem, try charging your cellphone with a power bank. Power banks usually have a more stable and stronger electric current than ordinary chargers. If your cellphone can be charged with a power bank, it means there is a possibility that the charger or power source you are using has a problem.
- Try charging with a computer . If the power bank also doesn’t work, try charging your cellphone with a computer using a USB cable. Computers usually have a lower electric current than chargers or power banks. If your cellphone can be charged with a computer, it means that there is a possibility that the battery is overcharged or overheated and needs to be cooled first.
- Try charging with another method . If the computer doesn’t work either, try charging your cellphone using another method, such as wireless charging, solar charging, or battery case. These methods may not be as effective as regular chargers, but they can be an alternative if you have no other options.
- Try pressing the power and volume buttons . If your cellphone is charged but still won’t turn on, try pressing the power and volume buttons simultaneously for a few seconds. This can help your cellphone get out of sleep or deep sleep mode which might cause the cellphone to not respond. If successful, your cellphone will display a recovery or fastboot menu that you can use to do a hard reset or flashing.
- Try disassembling the phone and removing the battery . If all the methods above don’t work, try disassembling your cellphone and removing the battery. This is the most risky step and should be done with caution. You can use a screwdriver, tweezers or other suitable tool to open the case and remove the battery. After that, try charging the battery directly with an external charger or jumper. If the battery can be charged, it means there may be a problem with the connector or other components inside the cellphone. If the battery won’t charge, the battery is faulty and needs to be replaced.
Conclusion and Closing
Those are some ways to fix a totally dead cellphone with a planted battery that you can try yourself at home. Hopefully this article is useful and helps you overcome this problem. If you have questions, suggestions, or experiences related to this topic, please write in the comments below. We’d love to hear from you. Thank you for reading this article to the end. See you in the next article friends Summarized!
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