Battery shows dead for no reason

jak112460

Well-known member
Nov 21, 2009
95
0
0
Visit site
I have had this quirky issue with my phone. On two occassions after I charged it and took it off charger and left it overnight it will have the flashing red light with a notice that the battery is very low in the morning. I can go all day playing games and getting online with my phone and never come close to killing the battery. Also there have been a couple of times where my phone seems to power off and wont go on until I pull the battery and reinstall. Then it comes on. The interesting thing is I could have been using it for a call and before I end the call the screen will go black and I can't get anything to happen even if I push the button on the top. I have to pull the battery out.
 

thebizz

phone addict
Nov 8, 2009
3,568
42
0
Visit site
Sounds like you have a serious bug at this point wait for 2.1 or do a factory reset and restore your apps could help I think
 

jak112460

Well-known member
Nov 21, 2009
95
0
0
Visit site
Motorola sent me a new battery. I will use it for a while and see if that makes a difference. I read somewhere else that other people have had the same battery low indicator when the battery was not low.
 

WAM

Well-known member
Jan 25, 2010
208
0
0
Visit site
happened to me before a few times, as it dropped to 5% when i actually had 60% or something , but never had an actually performance issue like your describing. odd
 

droidowner92

Member
Nov 9, 2009
21
0
0
Visit site
same thing happened to me on Wednesday and Thursday. I didn't use it at all and it died but when i plugged it in to the charger it quickly went to about 60% within minutes. but it was ok today so I'm not sure whats up...
 

baycruisers

Well-known member
Oct 29, 2009
231
1
0
Visit site
I would call it a "known issue" and any number of Droid owners (including me) have experienced it. Attaching it to a charger will restore it within a few minutes. The power hasn't actually dropped (I don't think), the reading is faulty. It will make your heart stop for a second when it happens, but ultimately it's not that big a deal.
 

Knyte

Well-known member
Nov 16, 2009
184
1
0
Visit site
yes I am having this issue more frequently now and my wife's droid is doing it too.. Motorola sent out one battery and said to call back to get a second one sent for the other phone.. ugh

The only thing I have noticed lately is, it seems to be taking longer than normal to go from 60% to 100% after this issue occurs...
 

Forum statistics

Threads
947,421
Messages
6,933,638
Members
3,160,771
Latest member
DarkBubbleHead