LG Smartphone has Power problem

LG Smartphone has Power problem

Hello Ms. Williams,

Once a battery is overcharged it needs to be replace. She said purchase a new battery and find out what kind of battery it is and ask how long she should charge it up for the first time. Most of the time it is good to do a conditioning cycle on the battery. You do this by:

1. Fully charging it overnight 3 times when you first get the new battery.

2. Each time let the battery run down completely before charging it up again (she maybe without a cellphone, but it beats having to purchase a new battery again).

Lithium and NiMH Batteries – You have to be very careful with. Charging over and over on this battery and not letting completely died (partially charge) before charging it again will cause damage to it.

NiMH and Nicd Batteries – is a memory battery so if the battery is perpetually being partially charged the memory is effected and thinks there is no space to permit the charge so the battery's life weakened and soon stop working.

LG Smartphone has Power problem

It seems the problem there is with a busted battery. When the phone suddenly begins restarting after it was overcharged, this behavior is probably caused by the battery that’s beginning to malfunction as a result of overcharging. Then when the phone just stopped working, this is probably when the battery just died.

There’s no other way of fixing it but to buy a new battery designed for your LG Smartphone. If the battery of your phone is built-in or non-removable, you have to go to the store where you bought it or in any authorized LG dealers to have your phone replaced the battery.

But if the battery is removable, just buy a battery specific to the phone model on any Smartphone dealers or stores. It’s way better to buy a Smartphone with a removable battery than with a built-in battery because you have to pay extra or an additional fee when replacing a non-removable battery.