Just asking. Why don't just answer. I need to be sure on the output if you know what I meanAre you kidding ? You unnecessary quote an entire post asking a question you could have answered yourself just by reading the thread ? Unbelievable.
Just asking. Why don't just answer. I need to be sure on the output if you know what I meanAre you kidding ? You unnecessary quote an entire post asking a question you could have answered yourself just by reading the thread ? Unbelievable.
Your battery isn't good. That simple. An abrut shutdown usually indicates either lower voltage, not enough intensity coming out of the battery or the BMS freaking out and cutting power supply for some reason.Hello, first sorry for my bad english (i'm french). I have a problem with my LeEco LeMax (x900) since i replaced the battery. The phone turns on, showing the lock screen, and then after a few seconds, he turns off (screen freeze before the shutdown). Do you have any solution for my problem ?
Thank you for your help
Thank you for your reply. In fact when the phone show the lock screen, i launch chronometer and after 15/30 seconds, the phone turns off. Also I noticed that the phone heats up during the starting screen. Do you know where can I buy high quality battery ?Ta batterie n'est pas bonne. C'est simple. Un arrêt brutal indique généralement une tension plus faible, une intensité insuffisante sortant de la batterie ou le BMS panique et coupe l'alimentation électrique pour une raison quelconque.
Et comme vous l'avez souligné vous-même "...depuis que j'ai remplacé la batterie...", étant que la seule chose a changé, c'est la 1ère chose à vérifier.
Ebay or AliexpressThank you for your reply. In fact when the phone show the lock screen, i launch chronometer and after 15/30 seconds, the phone turns off. Also I noticed that the phone heats up during the starting screen. Do you know where can I buy high quality battery ?
In the attach photos, you can see on the glue band (or whatever is called) a wider zone close to the motherboard. That is because you are supposed to grab that and pull straight. Then the glue comes off and the battery pops off nicely without being bend and with 0 danger. For this procedure you need to take out the motherboard entirely, which is pretty easy and quick. Take out the SIM tray (I always forget about this one ), disconnect the few connectors (vol and power buttons, fingerprint, USB Dock and the coaxial cable on the right), then 2 screws and its just comes out. After this the end of the glue band is clearly visible and easy to take and pull. Also, and this applies to all phones, you can use isopropyl 99% to weaken the glue (also useful for cleaning PCBs and fix water damage). Another note: you should always avoid bending a Lithium battery like in the photos, heat it to 70 degrees Celsius to weaken the glue and take it out as straight as possible.
Note 2: FOR LE ECO LE 2 USERS: The battery is mounted exactly like the Max 2, BUT you need to take out the USB PCB and speaker on the lower part of the phone instead of the motherboard, given that there is where the "puller" is. Why is it different to the Max 2 if the rest of the phone is identical? No idea... Maybe a brainfart?
adb shell dumpsys batterystats --checkin > bat.csv
These are the products that I purchased and the price that I paid. I don't necessary endorse these products... besides the suction cup. That one was great. One more thing, the adaptive brightness on the new screen doesn't appear to work as good it with the original screen.
Hi, great guide, but when i try to download the power_profile.xml you uploaded i get an error.
I'm thinking on buying a new battery to replace it (and buy a screen just in case) because my current one its not calibrated and i cannot find a way to calibrate it, it says that its got 1800mah but it can actually hold 3000+.., the real capacity its really 3000-? i have seen people that say its around 3800~ can you confirm?
These are the products that I purchased and the price that I paid. I don't necessary endorse these products... besides the suction cup. That one was great. One more thing, the adaptive brightness on the new screen doesn't appear to work as good it with the original screen.
Screen $13.17: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/ori...-X820-touch-screen-Digitizer/32862597681.html
Battery $10.81: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/HSA...-2-X820-Le-Max2-5-7inch-X821/32875310678.html
Tools $11.88: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Jel...Set-LCD-Screen-Opening-Plier/32831437976.html
Suction cup $1.36: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Bod...ss-Metal-Cell-Phone-Table-PC/32843015681.html
Try right clicking power_profile.xml and doing a save as. That just worked for me.
If it's a software bug, then EUI should help.
I was in a similar situation where my phone was 1.5 years old, and my estimated battery capacity was around 1700 mAH. I tried calibrating my battery (on lineage), and it did not work. As soon as I put this battery in, on the very first charge, the calibration appeared correctly on lineage. No sudden battery % drops or other weird behavior.