How to fix a Samsung Galaxy A70 that won’t turn on By TheDroidGuy

When, a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy, a 70, suddenly powered down and won't turn on the problem can either be with the hardware or the software as the owner. You should be the first one to know if the phone has suffered a drop that may have caused some physical damage or if it has splashed with or submerged in water, that caused the liquid damage. If none of these happened, then the problem should be pretty minor, and you should be able to fix it on your own hi. This is Felix from the Droid guy. com and in this video I will show you how to fix Galaxy, a 70 that won't turn on first solution force, restart your phone. If you're old enough to have owned a mobile phones that have removable batteries, then this procedure should not come as a surprise.

The force to restart is actually a simulated battery removal back in the day when the phone hangs and won't respond, we simply had to remove the battery and that should solve the problem. Today, however, most of the smartphones have IP certification or are already resistant to dust and liquid. Thus, they have non-removable batteries. That's the reason why this procedure exists: here's how press and hold the volume down and power keys at the same time for 10 seconds or more and wait until the Galaxy, a 70 logo appears the moment the logo shows on the screen. That's a sign that the problem is fixed as the phone already responded.

However, if the phone remains unresponsive, then try doing the same procedure a few more times before. Moving on to the next solution, second solution charge your phone and do the force to restart most of the time when the phone does not respond with the first solution and that there are no signs of physical or liquid damage. This procedure will fix it. We know that connecting the phone to the charger won't make it respond if the firmware has crashed, but it's also possible that the phone powered down due to an empty battery and that the firmware has crashed just before the phone actually powered off. As a result, you have to pretty minor issues with your phone that both result in an unresponsive phone to rule out this possibility.

Here's what you need to do plug the charger to a working wall outlet using the original cable connect the phone to its charger, regardless of whether the phone shows the charging symbol or not, leave it connected to the charger for at least 10 minutes, after which, and while the phone is still connected to the charger press and hold the volume down and power buttons at the same time until the Galaxy a7 tee logo appears. On the other hand, if your phone still won't turn on after doing these procedures, then the best thing you can do is bring it to the tech, because it could be a hardware problem. After all, there's only so much you can do about the phone that won't turn on. That's it. I hope this simple, troubleshooting guide has been able to help you one way or the other.

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