What to Do When Your Samsung Phone Won't Charge?

by Oliver Wylde September 18, 2020

What to Do When Your Samsung Phone Won't Charge?

As the school year begins, many students are having a difficult time staying focused with distance learning - and you’re probably already mentally exhausted. Chances are, your Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet will be to. Even if you’ve invested in a Samsung Galaxy S7 Tablet with up to 256GB of storage and 8GB of RAM or use DEX Mode a brand new Samsung Galaxy Note 20, that memory space fills up quickly with Zoom Meetings, study guides, and PowerPoint slides.

When you’re not running out of storage or you’re dealing with a slowed down processor, maybe even apps that keep quitting on you. And now, with everything else going wrong, your Samsung tablet or smartphone refuses to charge. Full-time student with 5% battery? Not happening. So what do you do when you’ve already poured your life savings into textbooks and getting the smartphone or tablet in the first place? What are your most inexpensive options?

With so many Apple and other brand stores closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be challenging to find a reliable smartphone and tablet repair shop to handle your repairs. However, several tablet repair shops, such as Invisible Armor, are still open and serving their communities as essential businesses. So when you’re looking for “Samsung repair near me,” your local smartphone or tablet repair store will likely have some prime solutions for you.

Defective or Swollen Samsung Battery 

As the battery ages, the chemical reaction that was once at it's full capacity slowly begins to depreciate. As a result, the lack of chemical reaction can cause the battery to slowly lose battery health and eventually stop working. In some instances this chemical reaction can be released resulting to a swollen Samsung battery.

Screen Replacement

A variety of mistakes can land you in need of a screen repair, or even screen replacement. For this type of repair, you’ll want to find the best local tablet repair shop near you. Once you’ve had the experts fix your screen, consider investing in some screen protection. Smartphone cases and tablet covers won’t cut it; we suggest buying a screen protector as well.

Liquid Damage Repair

When you knock your coffee over on your phone screen, quick action is in order. First, unplug the power cord and pull out any other cords. Turn off your Samsung Galaxy as sending juice to a wet phone or tablet is the last kind of problem you want on your hands. Lightly dab at the moisture on the phone, making sure none has seeped into any vent holes around the edges of the device. Finally, make sure to rush your device into Invisible Armor’s local repair shop so the experts can quickly save the phone or tablet.

Charging Issues

That charging issue we mentioned earlier? It’s a common enough problem that multiple techies and repair shops have offered various solutions for it. But before you jump to conclusions and pay up for a tech telling you, “This isn’t actually broken,” try checking your charging cord. You might also test your wall socket to see if other devices work when plugged in. The charging port may in fact need a good cleaning, though, so head over to Invisible Armor to make sure your phone is handled carefully in the process. And finally, if everything else is running smoothly, your Samsung Galaxy Note 20 or Samsung Tablet S5 E may be due for a software update. 

Whether you decide to handle your repair on your own or you head to a local repair shop right away, consider stopping by Invisible Armor. We’ve got the expert tech resources to fix whatever Samsung phone issue you may have, but we’re also here to offer you quality customer service. You shouldn’t have to wait forever to get your precious device back, especially in the midst of the school semester! Drop by or give us a call today to start your essential repair.

 




Oliver Wylde
Oliver Wylde

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