Hello,
Back in Dec. 2011 I bought a Samsung Galaxy Ace running 2.3.5 GINGERBREAD.XWKS9, until now I had no problem with it.
But since a couple of days it does strange things with battery/charge status and USB connection status
- If I power off the phone, no way to start it again unless it's connected to the AC adapter, even if it was just fully charged
- When I disconnect the adapter after full charge the symbol "charging" remains displayed (sometimes after minutes/hours I suddenly get a notification "Battery fully charged. Unplug charger.)
- The battery gauge remains indefinitely at 100%
- After disconnecting the USB cable the symbol "USB connected" remains undefinitely diplayed in the status bar.
In first instance I suspected the battery but its performance remains OK (2 days) and when trying to use another battery of the same model the problem persists.
I did a full reset of the phone then let it fully discharge then fully charge, but that didn't help as well.
I hope somebody would have an idea on how to solve this, or at least help me to determine if I need to send the phone back for repair.
Thanks !
Gerald
Back in Dec. 2011 I bought a Samsung Galaxy Ace running 2.3.5 GINGERBREAD.XWKS9, until now I had no problem with it.
But since a couple of days it does strange things with battery/charge status and USB connection status
- If I power off the phone, no way to start it again unless it's connected to the AC adapter, even if it was just fully charged
- When I disconnect the adapter after full charge the symbol "charging" remains displayed (sometimes after minutes/hours I suddenly get a notification "Battery fully charged. Unplug charger.)
- The battery gauge remains indefinitely at 100%
- After disconnecting the USB cable the symbol "USB connected" remains undefinitely diplayed in the status bar.
In first instance I suspected the battery but its performance remains OK (2 days) and when trying to use another battery of the same model the problem persists.
I did a full reset of the phone then let it fully discharge then fully charge, but that didn't help as well.
I hope somebody would have an idea on how to solve this, or at least help me to determine if I need to send the phone back for repair.
Thanks !
Gerald