Does anyone know if the charging port on these phones is responsible for relaying the charging status to the phone?
My phone will no longer recognize that a charger is connected. (Wall or USB) It started right about the time my phone cooked itself on the dashboard of my truck. It was plugged in and charging in the sun with the screen on (GPS) for about 4 hours.
When the phone is off I plug in the charger I get a grey battery followed by a short vibration, then it shuts off for a few seconds and starts that pattern again. If I turn on the phone and then plug in the charger it always says 'not-charging' when looking at the battery status, plus the battery icon stays just a battery.. no charging symbol. The funny thing is the battery WILL charge up to about 53% overnight if I leave it plugged in and left on. I can also charge the battery up to 100% if I remove the battery and charge it in a stand alone battery charger (dual docking station).
I have tried multiple wall chargers and usb cables hooked up to both the wall and my PC. I have done a hard factory reset (twice) by pressing vol-up + home + power and following the recovery prompts. Nothing has changed it's operation. I'm wondering if I cooked a resistor somewhere that tells the mainboard that it's charging. The replacement usb port comes with a small circuit board and a ribbon. I'm wondering if this board is responsible for sending the 'charging' signal, or if the mainboard is just fried.
Any help is appreciated
Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-I337M
Android Version 4.2.2
Baseband Version I337MVLUAMDJ
Kernel Version 3.4.0-517283
Build number JDQ39.I337MVLUAMDJ
My phone will no longer recognize that a charger is connected. (Wall or USB) It started right about the time my phone cooked itself on the dashboard of my truck. It was plugged in and charging in the sun with the screen on (GPS) for about 4 hours.
When the phone is off I plug in the charger I get a grey battery followed by a short vibration, then it shuts off for a few seconds and starts that pattern again. If I turn on the phone and then plug in the charger it always says 'not-charging' when looking at the battery status, plus the battery icon stays just a battery.. no charging symbol. The funny thing is the battery WILL charge up to about 53% overnight if I leave it plugged in and left on. I can also charge the battery up to 100% if I remove the battery and charge it in a stand alone battery charger (dual docking station).
I have tried multiple wall chargers and usb cables hooked up to both the wall and my PC. I have done a hard factory reset (twice) by pressing vol-up + home + power and following the recovery prompts. Nothing has changed it's operation. I'm wondering if I cooked a resistor somewhere that tells the mainboard that it's charging. The replacement usb port comes with a small circuit board and a ribbon. I'm wondering if this board is responsible for sending the 'charging' signal, or if the mainboard is just fried.
Any help is appreciated
Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-I337M
Android Version 4.2.2
Baseband Version I337MVLUAMDJ
Kernel Version 3.4.0-517283
Build number JDQ39.I337MVLUAMDJ