Watch shutdown on big % battery.

ich5003

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Did you try to:
1. Fully charge your watch
2. Reset your watch (and remove root/Roms if existing) and connect it again
3. Use your watch until it's on 0%
4. Fully charge it again

If that does not work the battery is probably dead.
Contact the LG support you they are able to tell you where you can replace the battery.

Lucas :)
 
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Mercz23

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Did you try to:
1. Fully charge your watch
2. Reset your watch (and remove root/Roms if existing) and connect it again
3. Use your watch until it's on 0%
4. Fully charge it again

If that does not work the battery is probably dead.
Contact the LG support you they are able to tell you where you can replace the battery.

Lucas :)
thanks :)

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promi

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Watch shutdown for second time first time was on 31 % just shutdown and when i connect it on charger show me 0% and today again but was on 93 % and when connect 0% wtf is this :(

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I have similar problem. My watch battery indicator sometimes stuck at random % and then it look like it turns off when there is some power in battery but there isn't. Maybe you have the same problem.
I hope that newest update fixe this.
 
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I'm getting the same issue. My watch dies, and when I put it on the charger it will usually show around 63% full, and charge to 100%. It then dies after probably about the difference, i.e. a third of the time it would normally have lasted. When I put it back on the charger it's back at 63% full or so. I have never installed a ROM, and it's definitely not overheating here in Ireland. Going into recovery mode and resetting doesn't help.

I have seen in another thread that someone said taking the battery out, which is an involved process (google change lg g watch r battery for the guide on ifixit), and reinserting it works. I might give that a go, but I reckon it's time for a new battery.

Follow-up: Replaced the battery and it's working perfectly! I did get it updated to AW 2.0 before replacing the battery, but it didn't make any difference to the original issue, but it's running sweet and fast too now.
 
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oTeMpLo

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I have similar problem. My watch battery indicator sometimes stuck at random % and then it look like it turns off when there is some power in battery but there isn't. Maybe you have the same problem.
I hope that newest update fixe this.
it powers off when battery reaches 51C :(