[MEGATHREAD] Power button on phone is overheating and extremely hot to the touch
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Re: power button really hot?
The Snapdragon 808 and Adreno GPU are located literally just under the rear button and camera hump, sealed off by metal plates. If the CPU heats up, chances are the power button will too.
Fortunately it isn't a problem though if it gets extremely hot to the point where you can't use it or if it kills the fingerprint sensor somehow with the heat, then it's an issue that needs to be addressed.
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The Snapdragon 808 and Adreno GPU are located literally just under the rear button and camera hump, sealed off by metal plates. If the CPU heats up, chances are the power button will too.
Fortunately it isn't a problem though if it gets extremely hot to the point where you can't use it or if it kills the fingerprint sensor somehow with the heat, then it's an issue that needs to be addressed.
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Bad cellular signal is the most common overheating for me. Other than that, rouge app? Look at your battery usage. Post it too.
Bad cellular signal is the most common overheating for me. Other than that, rouge app? Look at your battery usage. Post it too.
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Hmm ok that makes sense. When i noticed it i was on my back patio and had a real poor wifi signal
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Hmm ok that makes sense. When i noticed it i was on my back patio and had a real poor wifi signal
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Yep my phone got really hot to the touch when I was in a bad cellular area
Yep my phone got really hot to the touch when I was in a bad cellular area
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I had that issue too. I ended up doing a factory reset and setting it up as a new device (without restoring from backup). I know it's a pain to do that but now my phone is like a brand new device. Great battery life and doesn't heat up even here at work on the very edge of a signal where it's always searching.It's really nice to get a full work day out of a battery for a change. Might be worth a try for you.
Re: power button really hot?
The only time my phone gets hot there is with the GPS running for 25-30 minutes, screen brightness cranked to 100 on a warm-ish day in a warm car. Phone temperature is around 96-97 F in that usage scenario.
It never gets even close to that kind of temp, just sitting idle.
The only time my phone gets hot there is with the GPS running for 25-30 minutes, screen brightness cranked to 100 on a warm-ish day in a warm car. Phone temperature is around 96-97 F in that usage scenario.
It never gets even close to that kind of temp, just sitting idle.
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But if you set it up as a new device and dont restore aren't you losing your pics and apps?
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But if you set it up as a new device and dont restore aren't you losing your pics and apps?
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My pics are backed up on several cloud services and I just re-dowloaded all the apps myself. That was the part that was a pain. Took awhile to download them all but it was worth it to fix the issues on my phone. Phone is awesome now!
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re: why is my power button is hot?
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Galaxy S6 hot power button when off
Hi, I have a Galaxy S6 that I replaced the battery in and I have a strange problem. As soon as I installed the new battery I began to feel a little heat from the processor. This started when the phone was still disassembled and the phone was off. I proceeded to reassembly the phone and began charging it. After a short time the power button was so hot that I could barely hold it long enough to turn the phone on. The phone did boot up but was slow and acting weird. My real question is how can the processor heat up when the phone is off? Thank you for any advice, the only thing I can think of is clearing the cache and see if that has any effect.
Hi, I have a Galaxy S6 that I replaced the battery in and I have a strange problem. As soon as I installed the new battery I began to feel a little heat from the processor. This started when the phone was still disassembled and the phone was off. I proceeded to reassembly the phone and began charging it. After a short time the power button was so hot that I could barely hold it long enough to turn the phone on. The phone did boot up but was slow and acting weird. My real question is how can the processor heat up when the phone is off? Thank you for any advice, the only thing I can think of is clearing the cache and see if that has any effect.
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Re: Galaxy S6 hot power button when off
Welcome to Android Central! That sure sounds dangerous. If you don't have a lot of experience taking phones apart and putting them back together again, then I'd dispose of the phone safely.
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Welcome to Android Central! That sure sounds dangerous. If you don't have a lot of experience taking phones apart and putting them back together again, then I'd dispose of the phone safely.
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The power button on my phone is extremely hot to the touch. The phone itself is not and the battery doesn't seem to be draining quickly. The phone usually doesn't lose much battery life overnight so it wasn't charging last night but this morning the battery was almost dead. I plugged it in for a short time and it charged to 33% and then I plugged it in again to charge at work but it never got to a full charge. I noticed tonight the power button was extremely hot. It cools down quickly when I do power off the phone but as soon as I turn the phone back on the power button gets too hot to touch like normal. What could be causing this? The phone is a Moto G7Power 2021 and I've only had it about a month and it has not been dropped or anything like that. Any help with this would be appreciated.
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