Question about Hardbrick

[Narakunizer]

Hello guys I was trying to install TWRP and custom rom on my samsung a10 (SM-A105FN) I sucessfully installed twrp using odin and resurrection remix (it was an offical rom for phone) but after a while I tried to install lineage rom (unoffical rom) Opened TWRP did as the following

1. format data
2. advanced wipe (ticked all mark)
3. installed the lineage then gapps
4. both of them did a wipe cache /daviak
5. Rebooted to system

but the phone won't power on , can't access the twrp or bootloader , doesn't indicate me how much is charging , it only power on using power and vol down and then power off

so my questions

1. Is that a hardbrick ?
2. is there is way to fix that like vising some fixing center ?
3. and that most important thing that I want to learn to not repeat that again is that was cuz the rom was unoffical or something I did wrong in twrp ?

 

[jwoegerbauer]

1. NO, it's a softbrick.
2. It's always a good idea to visit an aurthorized service center and let them try to fix phone.

 

[Narakunizer]

1. NO, it's a softbrick.
2. It's always a good idea to visit an aurthorized service center and let them try to fix phone.

thanks for your reply
but how it is softbrick can be resolved but I won't boot on anything What should I do ? If it softbrick It should open on bootloader vol up + vol down but It won't

 

[jwoegerbauer]

To clarify only:

Hardbrick - as the term implies - has occurred when a part of phone's hardware no longer works, whereas Softbrick - as the term implies - has occurred when either phone's bootloader or Android OS ( both are software ) no longer are working for whatever reason.

 

[Narakunizer]

To clarify only:

Hardbrick - as the term implies - has occurred when a part of phone's hardware no longer works, whereas Softbrick - as the term implies - has occurred when either phone's bootloader or Android OS ( both are software ) no longer are working for whatever reason.

sorry about my misunderstanding that right but what should I do to solve the softbrick I can't access to the recovery mode or the boodloader

 

[jwoegerbauer]

As already recommended:: take phone to an aurthorized service center and let them try to fix phone.

 

[Narakunizer]

As already recommended:: take phone to an aurthorized service center and let them try to fix phone.

yeah yesterday I gave them the phone they restore the stock rom and this time I instill offical rom and it worked
so for my 3rd question does this mean that cuz its offical or what ?

 

[jwoegerbauer]

A Stock ROM always is the best solution, IMO, because manufacturer have a R&D devision who know what is best ROM for the devices they sell: they after all want to survive in the competition

Personally never installed on the devices I have / had in use a Custom ROM nor a Custom Recovery.