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My daughters LG Xenon cell phone has been working fine until last night. She charged it, started working fine then shut off and won't come back on. I plugged it into the charger and it started working, then the same problem this morning. Perhaps a bad batterey?
Re: My daughters LG Xenon cell phone has been working...
Battery short circuited change the battery and see that you do not charge overtime. second is recharge only after the battery has compltely been used from previous charging
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Since it's a new battery it might be the battery. If a battery will fail it will do so with the first 30 days of use. It sounds like you have never charged it before. You should bring it back to the store for a replacement to test it if possible with another phone. But since the phone suffered water damage the real issue is most probably the phone. If a phone gets wet sometimes it will work fine for a while after it dries or it won't work at all. But even if it does work you could start having random issues with it everything from random shutdowns/reboots, can't charge, can't stay on to issues like preventing you from receiving txt msgs or using the camera or media player. You might have to start shopping around.
This is a common manufacturing error and can often be repaired by going to a touchscreen specialization store and getting them to replace the LCD screen. If this does not work I strongly suggest that you go to your local provider that you have your contract with and show them what is going on with your phone, and ask if it can be replaced. Bright lights, if you leave your phone in the sunlight, it kills the LCD screen. And if you leave it in extreme heat, even in the shade, it can cause the screen to crack.
I had a similar problem with a brand new LG Xenon. The battery charger said it was charging but the phone didn't charge. When the battery life on the phone died the phone would not turn on with the charger. I plugged it into my USB port on my laptop and the phone fully charged for real. I got 4 days before I had to recharge it again. Try USB cable to a PC to charge phone. Charger is probably bad. I am getting a replacement and will see if that works.
1-Remove sim card and tap emergency or From the standby screen 2-Select Dialing Button 3-Dial "3845#*500#" (you will then be in the engineering menu) 4-Reset phone
Your password should now be removed.
Try going into settings and go back to factory default,See if that resets your phone (but make sure you back up your contacts just in case you lose them.
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