#My at and t phone died for free#
#My at and t phone died full#
#My at and t phone died free#

If there is no response then it might not be your battery but your charger that has malfunctioned and might need replacing. If you have tried a different battery then make sure you try your original charger first, as mentioned above.

#My at and t phone died free#

So try that first because free is always in my price range.

#My at and t phone died for free#

If your battery is in good shape and you have owned it less than a year then chances are you can get a brand new replacement battery for FREE under your manufacture warranty. You can buy another battery online, again I recommend Amazon, but if you have had your phone for less than a year and the battery is not damaged in any way (check the gold leads that connect the battery to the phone and the liquid damage indicator, also check the battery for any bloating, warping, or corrosion or buildup). If you try these tips and suggestions or have tried all these things already and there is still no response, and your phone is completely dead and will not recognize a charger then you might need to try another battery. So try charging it for a while, to see if you can get it to take a charge again. Lithium ion batteries can take a while to get to charge again if drained all the way. Try charging it for at LEAST a couple hours on an outlet you know to be working, even all night if possible.

If you have tried these methods and your phone isnвЂ™t responsive due to its battery being drained 100% then it can be difficult to get your phone to charge again. Using a computer or car charger instead of a wall charger can sometimes put a quick charge on your battery and get it to respond as well. Try a different outlet to make sure itвЂ™s not a power socket issue. This can go hand in hand with the above suggestion. If the light switch is designed for turning off and on a light and the switch is off then there is no power coming from the outlet and obviously your device isnвЂ™t going to charge. Sometimes we can be too close to an issue and can overlook something as simple as a wall outlet attached to a light switch thatвЂ™s turned off. Much like the Motorola Atrix HD simulated battery pull or the Sony Experia simulated battery pull where you hold the volume down key and power key simultaneously while the phone is powered off. Many phones have a method to restart the device, usually by holding down specific buttons or keys on the device. If your battery is built into the phone and you cannot remove the battery from your smartphone then try to perform a simulated battery pull. Just do a search for your specific phone and you shouldnвЂ™t have a problem finding a manufacturer approved charger and or data cable. Check out for some good deals on a charger. An HTC charger might look exactly the same as a Samsung charger but some brands donвЂ™t get along with other brands. If you donвЂ™t have the original charger then make sure that your charger is a manufacturer approved charger. Make sure that you use the original charger that came with the phone. Start out by pulling the battery out of the phone for a few minutes then put the battery back into the phone, put the phone all back together and then plug it into your ORIGINAL charger that came with the phone. If your battery has drained to zero and now the phone wonвЂ™t respond then try this Pull the battery

#My at and t phone died full#

It used to be a general practice to run older batteries to zero battery life before charging them back up to full again but try not to do that on the new smart phones, they use lithium-ion batteries which discharging 100% is a major concern and isnвЂ™t good for the health of the battery. If your cell phone is a smartphone then this is a reasonably common issue. Did your mobile phones battery drain all the way to zero and now your device is completely dead, not powering on or not even letting you charge it? This article will go through some tips on how you might be able to revive your dead phone.