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Thursday, January 4, 2018

Redmi/ MI Commom Issue and There Solutions

Phone does not charge when plugged in

The phone's battery does not recharge when connected to a charging cable and power brick.

Faulty Charging Cable

The charging port may break through physical damage or wear over time. If the phone does not charge because the charging cable is broken, swap the Micro-USB charging cable for a different working Micro-USB charging cable.

Faulty Power Brick

The power brick may break through physical damage or wear over time. If the phone does not charge because the power brick is broken, swap the USB power brick for a different working USB power brick.

Faulty Phone Battery

Plug in another device into the charging cable. If the device charges, it is likely that the phone's battery is faulty. 

Faulty Charging Port

If the phone does not charge after a battery replacement, the charging port is likely broken. If the charging port looks disfigured, it may also be broken.

Unresponsive Touchscreen

The screen does not respond when stimulated by the touch of a finger.

Overheated Phone

When the phone gets too hot, the screen may become unresponsive. If the phone feels too hot, lower the temperature of the phone by placing the phone in a cooler environment.

Software Malfunction

Software errors may be the reason the phone to be unresponsive to touch. Restarting the device will reset the software and the touch screen may work after the phone restarts. To restart the phone, hold the power button for 10 seconds. There should be a vibration as the phone restarts.

Broken Screen

The digitizer underneath the glass LCD display converts touch to signals that are send to the motherboard. A broken digitizer means an unresponsive screen. The screen is composed of the digitizer and LCD display. Often times, when the LCD display cracks, the digiziter breaks as well. 

No Audio Through Headphones

There is no sound through headphones when the 3.5mm stereo jack of the headphone is plugged into the 3.5mm headphone jack on the phone.

Dirty Headphone Jack

When the headphone jack on the phone is dirty, there can be a poor connection between the headphones and the phone. Take a dry Q-tip and gently clean the headphone jack.

Broken Headphones

The headphones themselves may be broken. Test the headphones on another device to check if they are working.

Broken Headphone Jack Port

The headphone jack port itself on the phone may be broken. Test a working pair of headphones on the phone to ensure the headphone jack is broken.

Blurry Camera

The camera takes blurry photos.

Out of Focus

The camera may be out of focus as it is taking the picture. To focus the camera, tap the desired location on the screen to get the camera to focus on that spot.

Poor Lighting

The camera has to be exposed to light for a certain amount of time to take a photo. When there is not enough light, the photo may be blurry. Adjust the lighting of the photo to reduce blurriness.

Dirty Camera Lens

The phone's camera lens may be smudged by dirt or fingerprints and cause blurry pictures. If the lens looks dirty, wipe the camera lens with a microfiber cloth. Do not use any industrial cleaning solutions.

Dust Inside Camera Lens

Dust may enter the camera lens and cause blurry pictures. If wiping the camera lens does not get rid of the dirty, dust may have entered the camera lens.

Slow/Unresponsive Software

The phone is slow to or does not open applications or respond to touch.

Phone is too Hot

When the phone is too hot, the CPU functions less efficiently, slowing down or making the phone unresponsive. If the phone feels hot, place the phone in a cooler environment to cool down the CPU.

Too Many Applications Running

When there are too many applications open or running in the background at the same time, the phone will slow down. Tap the recent button on the bottom of the phone, indicated by three lines, and swipe away applications to close them.

Too Little Storage Remaining

When the phone has no storage left, it will slow down. To check the storage on the device, follow these steps:
  1. Go into the Settings app
  2. Tap on Storage
  3. It should show how much storage is used and remaining
Delete any unnecessary applications, text messages, or photos to clear up space on the phone.

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