It’s another day and another fix and we lover every minutes of it,in today’s article we would like to look at the issue where some users complain that: My phone keeps turning off by itself, if you are one of these persons and your phone keeps turning off by itself we would like to help you in fixing the issue. This issue is notorious on device such as the Samsung Galaxy Note line of phones, the regular Samsung Galaxy and even other brands that are on the market.
The Issue in Detail
Your device will power off without warning, usually while it in your pocket or bag without any indication. This issue is super annoying as at times the device is in your pocket and you did not even realize that it had powered off and you can end up missing important calls. You may only realize when you decide to check your phone and notice the screen is blank. It powers on when you hit the power button but who can tell when it will power off again and you just know after a while it will again.
What device does this affect?
This can affect any phone but its notorious in the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and other variants in the note line such as the Note 3 and Note 4 and the Samsung Galaxy line of phones, so if you are experiencing a similar issue where your phone keeps turning off randomly then this fix will most certainly repair your device.
How to fix My Phone keeps turning off by itself issue?
First of all don’t sweat it as this fix will be relatively easy and your device can be fixed in a few minutes or less:
1. You will first need to power your phone off.
2. Next be sure to open the back of the device by removing the back cover and remove the battery.
3. Now you will need to look at the battery and the terminals that are exposed on the battery and that connect the battery to your phone:
4. You will need to clean the terminals to make sure that the battery is making clear contact with the phone and supplying power.
5. To perform the cleaning process you will need anything that can rub the surface of the terminals clean such as a pick, piece of metal or so on that can rub the corrosion away.
6. Once properly cleaned the battery will make perfect contact and start working again and the device will not power off randomly or without warning.
Please note that you should also look at the pins making contact with the battery to make sure they are clean and that they are all even and not bent out of shape, if they are bent even them out. When you are satisfied replace the battery and power on the phone, it should now work 100%.
I hope that fixed the issue for you, if it did not then check out this article that shows a similar issue and the fix. Please leave a comment to ask for help if you are having issues or just to say thanks and remember to consider subscribing.
Great thanks for the info.
Any time friend.
not applicable with non-removable battery
If you have a Non removable battery then:
1. Go here and find the battery secret code if you are ruining a Samsung Galaxy and on that screen run the test at the bottom of the screen after punching in the code. If you battery is bad you will have to get it replaced or get a new device from the manufacturer if its under warranty.
2. Uninstall any recent software that might be triggering battery issues or problems.
3. As a last resort if its a software issue that has arisen recently because you did a update of your device it might not be stable and you should ether reflash or re-run the setup.
4. Clear the cache partition, to do this use the button combination shown here but do not reset and choose the option to clear cache instead.
4.If all else fails then you can hard reset your device that can help in some cases but be sure to backup your important data.
Thank you very much for taking the time to post this tip. I’m hoping it will save me from resorting to combat measures on my phone, i.e. hurling it like a grenade or using it for Sniper target practice.
lol I really hope it does not come to that for you and your device Kathy.
Thanks. I have cleaned the battery contacts already but I may try cleaning the pins also.
When I off the phone it turns back on itself how to fix
it
Power button might be stuck-clean it or try to nudge it free.
For the problem you described, I believe you did well. However, the problem on my phone is more puzzling. I turned off my phone to save battery but when I turned it back it on, it keeps switching off and on in a loop. It has been like this for 3 days. I have to to keep the battery out because the phone and battery are running hot after multiple restarts. Is this the end of my N3? What can be reason and solution to this?
You are stuck in a boot loop you have two options: 1. Do a hard reset if that fails then you will have to try to flash your device.
How to reset your Phone here
How to flash your Samsung Galaxy here.