I have had the S2 for a couple of weeks, and a couple of days ago I started getting a warning from the app Battery Monitor from fsinib. The phone shut down once. It gets good and warm but not too hot to touch. I am not using a case. The phone is not rooted. OS is 4.04 and everything is up to date. It has happened several times in use and also while charging. The in use was running two GPS apps for jogging side by side. The battery does not appear deformed. I called Radio Shack support that comes with the cell phone, they had me take the battery out while the phone was on and wait one minute then restart. This has not solved the problem, if in fact 111.2 F is too hot for the battery. RS support was fast and helpful. They are going to call back tomorrow to check if still happening. I can still return the phone if I must. I have read about runaway apps but I have all of the apps installed on two different tablets and never had a problem.
How to test for runaway apps? In battery settings the screen is about 70% the OS is about 12%.
Someone posted that a car charger that is outputting only .5a as opposed to 1.0a is bad for battery. How is this? If the battery is overheating is it pulling too much amps?
mine has gotten to 113 then I put it down for 15 to 20 minutes. Never has shut off yet, plus I have a rubber cover which i'm sure does not help. I do have insurance just in case. it's on sale now for 279.
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AW: Temperature at 111.2 F is this Overheating?
The battery is the phone's most sensitive component.
The Li-Ion battery's temperature operating range is:
for discharging -20C (-4F) to +60C (+140F).
for charging 0C (+32F) to +45C (+113F).
The battery won't be charged if its temperature is below 0C (+32F) or above +45C (+113F) because the phone's charge controlling will project the battery.
Therefore it'll shut down charging until the battery's temperature will meet again the charge operating range.
So your phone's battery was too hot for charging ... but was not above its operating temperature
Harry
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I had another overheating event and returned the S2 just days before my return time expired. I replaced it with a Nexus 4 from Google and use on Solavei. Solavei thus far is good, Google support not so much. Now that I can compare the S2 and the N4, the S2 is a very nice phone. If I would have known Google lied about the OTG USB support I would have stayed with the S2 and its SD card, removable battery, and Samsung quality.
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I had another overheating event and returned the S2 just days before my return time expired. I replaced it with a Nexus 4 from Google and use on Solavei. Solavei thus far is good, Google support not so much. Now that I can compare the S2 and the N4, the S2 is a very nice phone. If I would have known Google lied about the OTG USB support I would have stayed with the S2 and its SD card, removable battery, and Samsung quality.
Having read up on the Nexus 4, I would never get a phone that has no SD card ability. The battery being bolted in (not easily replaced by user) is also an issue. The phone also lacks sturdiness.
I put on GA 10 and the modem and now it gets so hot, I went to the store and 30 minutes later came home and it was 120f. turn it off and took battery out. also I turn it off to charge and a yellow caution sign with a thermostat started to blink? I use it 20 minutes and have the battery is gone? I do have app kill so I use that to cut back on the cpu ram? where can I find CWM not on cwilco1
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I put on GA 10 and the modem and now it gets so hot, I went to the store and 30 minutes later came home and it was 120f. turn it off and took battery out. also I turn it off to charge and a yellow caution sign with a thermostat started to blink? I use it 20 minutes and have the battery is gone? I do have app kill so I use that to cut back on the cpu ram? where can I find CWM not on cwilco1
Did you do the one click install of GA10 or one of the custom installs. I used the one click install (the install does everything modem included) and my phone never gets overheated.
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I did the ga10 then the modem, I have format 2, where can I get the one click? wolcom1
like I said which GA10? (the link to it) There are multiple custom ones based on GA10 I gather you didn't do the one click as you talk about installing the modem separate and that is not needed for the OC install
Really dude if you read the post the links are right there.
cut and paste from page one of that post (right where it says mirror)
2) Download the GA10 One-Click self-extractor of choice
SPH-D710_GA10_818252_Rooted_Restore [Mirror1] (RESET user data) (md5 of the 7zip file : B5A72531EAF99FA7D7E78F66962FF0BA) SPH-D710_GA10_818252_Rooted_NoData [Mirror1] (KEEP user data) (md5 of the 7zip file : AF94A51522A73DD0CFE1788660A5BF64) SPH-D710_GA10_818252_Stock_Restore [Mirror1] (RESET user data) (md5 of the 7zip file : 07007335EC6757C81C7338F43B941D48 :) SPH-D710_GA10_818252_Stock_Nodata [Mirror1] (KEEP user data) (md5 of the 7zip file : AA226A80F3863CA448635BD9CDA7DF26)
Temperature at 111.2 F is this Overheating?
