Huge battery drain in airplane mode

[fc_themaster]

Hi, my Nexus 4 has a big problem. I have huge battery drain in Airplane mode. Overnight (about 7h) it drains 15-20% of battery.
I tried a lot of roms(CM11, AOKP, Stock an now Purity) and kernels (AK, Matr1x, Piasek, Franco and now faux), i tried also safe mode but the results are still the same.
Without Airplane mode (Wifi on (not good signal), Sync on) it drains about 25-30% during the same time.
I used BBS for wakelocks but i don't have important PWL.
I had a lot of KWL by msm_hsic_host and I resolved downgrading baseband from .098 to .048 and now .084.
The phone stays 99% of the time in deep sleep.
I also changed battery with a new one (spareslg.com) and the results are almost the same.
During the day I have 10-12h of battery with 3-4h of SOT.
What kind of problem I have? It's an hardware problem?
I tested new battery with AnTuTu battery tester and the scores are good.
I think that the problem is only when I turn the phone on sleep mode.

Thanks and sorry for my english.


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[Golfdriver97]

Could you post battery stats when the battery gets low? It will make it easier to troubleshoot when we can see what is going on.

 

[fc_themaster]

These are screenshots of last night... battery drop from 78 to 50%

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[JohnBB101]

I've taken this from my thread...

Thanks to everyone who helped out...

My Nexus 4 seems to have stabilized, I've been observing it for a couple of days and it seems to be entering the critical deep sleep phase with minimal battery loss.

To aid people who'll trawl this thread in the future, here are a couple of things that I think made the difference:

1. Using Deep Sleep Battery Saver, especially at night and when I'm not at home (i.e. not connected to WiFi)

2. I don't use data consistently, when I want to check something I manually turn on and off data

3. Though UCCW didn't show up as keeping my phone awake, after uninstalling it I saw an improvement, I'm not sure if it actually made a difference or if it's my mind playing tricks on me (shout out to one of the thread posts that pointed this out).

4. Avoid the Minimalistic Text widget altogether, it looks nice but it drinks down your battery.

5. Disable everything under Location Services, be warned though this will mess up your Google Now output as well as a bunch of other things.

Last but not least, even while using DSBS, switch off your WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC etc, manually when not in use.

Thanks again to everyone who helped out!

I forgot to mention, the improvement happened after the 1.8mb security update, I have no idea how much of a factor it is.

 

[fc_themaster]

My problem is in airplane mode... my phone goes in deep sleep without problems but it seems that the hatdware doesn't respond at commands....

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[Golfdriver97]

The only thing I can think of to suggest is a cache wipe in recovery.

From a Sprint Moto X using AC Forums app

 

[fc_themaster]

i have done a lot of clean install of some roms... same result...

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[beck79]

Have you tried the Battery Guru: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xiam.snapdragon.app
It limits the Apps from auto sync etc. for the most part based on your preferences. It goes in learning mode for a couple of days.

I would also try disabling the auto sync in Google Currents, it used to cause battery drain, I am not sure if it still does that on KK.

 

[fc_themaster]

i have disabled all apps.. i tried also in safe mode and airplane mode together

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[Javi Hache]

Any luck?
I habe exactly the same problem, and have followed the same steps you followed. The mako drinks 25% battery in 8h in airplane mode which is absurd. I have CM12.1 and quanta v6 as Kernel, but it doesnt help... I'm really desperate.

i have disabled all apps.. i tried also in safe mode and airplane mode together

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