Joe you total legend. Thank you kindly. Even put links to the products. Joe puts the level of quality into his videos Samsung should have put into my temperature sensor
Any idea how similar it is for the regular note ten? I was thinking this was too much, but then the back came off of the phone anyway, so I might as well try to fix it.
Just replaced mine through Asurion for the second time for this same issue. Low temp, charge stopped and no wireless charging. I'm done with replacements. If it happens again, which I am certain is gonna happen eventually, I am just going to repair it myself with the help of this video. I'll be certain after the repair it'll never be faulty again. I love everything about thephone minus this stupid little issue. Here's hoping the refurbisher put some extra tape in there during the refurb process on the one I have now!
If you aren’t able to cleanly separate the adhesive then yes. I was able to get the back off with the adhesive in tact. So I just applied heat to get it sealed back. Either way it won’t be as water-resistant as from the factory. From the factory it’s vacuum sealed.
Is the electrical tape the same kind that you linked in the description? All three kinds of tape are double sided and the tape you used seems single sided. What tape thickness did you use in the video?
Hey is it actually necessary to change the wireless coil thing? Maybe it's just not making proper contact and just needs to be pushed down , then no need for a new one? Maybe could just use some of that tape to hold it down? Where can I find that kind of tape and what's it called? Thanks man
Yep just normal electrical tape. It was the thickest tape I had on hand lol. I would recommend buying the new one. Then doing the repair. That way if yours is bad, you have the new while the phone is open. If yours is good then you can just return it. This site accepts returns. www.injuredgadgets.com/samsung/galaxy-note/galaxy-note-10-plus/replacement-wireless-charging-nfc-antenna-flex-cable-for-samsung-note-10-plus/
I didn't need to because I was able to keep the old adhesive clean and flat, but if you need it here is the adhesive. www.injuredgadgets.com/samsung/galaxy-note/galaxy-note-10-plus/double-sided-adhesive-for-samsung-galaxy-note-10-plus-back-cover/
The phones are never waterproof. They are water resistant. If you replace the factory adhesive and give it the proper amount of cure time, usually 24 to 48 hrs, then it will be water resistant again.
So im wondering if this is the problem with my phone. As I'm watching where you put the tape I decided to just apply pressure with my finger to the exact same spot. The phone is charging now.
Okay so I tried the squeeze trick and it worked like 3 times in a row and now I'm struggling to get it to do it again. Is there a specific method because I believe I'm having the same issue. Aka where I could just clamp it.
I have changed my wireless charging component as well as my battery and still having the same problem. I'm going to try replacing the charging port before bringing it to the repair shop :/ unless you have any other ideas?
As long as you use the factory adhesive included with the back glass. I also recommend thoroughly heating the back glass to re-adhere it properly. Also make sure your new charge port has the red gasket ring on it, if not you will have to transfer it from the old port. Your water resistance will be retained. Although I never recommend anyone test the "water resistance" in their phone, before or after a repair.
I've had the LOW temperature warning and once I've reseated the coil connector now the MOISTURE DETECTED error is only shown. I've replaced the USB port but the error remains. Is the new port now defective as well (from the temp gauge) and does the coil destroy the new port (if the coil isn't also replaced)?
The coil doesn't destroy the port, but the temp gauge is actually on the coil. You could have possibly gotten a faulty charge port. I would check the connection to the port, then possibly try another port.
It's neither. It a poor connection between the temp gauge and the board. That bad connection can cause the components to go bad, that's why I replace both the gauge and port. The tape helps keep the connection solid.
Alt-alt-title. Your phones been out of warranty for a couple of years now. But is still an awesome phone that you want to fix and is cheaper than buying another flagship.
Pressure with micropin, then hotglue the Sumabi on there let it dry. and boomsydaisy. the problem is the zif socket has next to no pressure in the grip bumps and constantly u plugs itself. that or I used a pcs of old thermal pad tape.
Mine did this, got it replaced by At&t or Samsung idk who and a month later it came back. They charged $400 for it. I might buy the coil, new back glass, port, and ifixit kit for around $115 to fix it myself. New glass bc I'll probably crack the old glass and I want the colourful one instead of black
Could be, but probably more likely the nfc connector isn't making full contact. My note 10 plus does this too....i remedy it when it happens (isn't constant) by firmly squeezing the area below the camera assembly with my thumbs...squeezing all around the general area (with charger unplugged) then plug in (works 1st time 95% of the time). Will eventually think about replacing connection port.
@@JoeDoesStuff They're just kinda hard parts to come by here in Europe I feel, and usually run around $25 for the port, $20 for the Charing coil, and a hefty $20 shipping is the best I've found so far. Would it be completely dumb to open up the phone, make sure the connection is proper again (3 layers of electrical tape I guess) and see if that survives on its own? I mean, can't get worse than having to replace the charging port and wireless coil later down the line, right?
@@JoeDoesStuff Well, turns out my issue is a little worse. The connector is not only a bad connection, the whole freaking connector where you plug the wireless charging coil into is broken off the mainboard. So I suppose this means I will be buying a new phone! Thanks Samsung, literally every generation.
Oh man I'm sorry to hear that! There's probably a place that can fix it around you. Just Google for micro soldering. There's some places here that do it. Surely someone can replace the connection for you.
Hey guys, I've been getting a lot of comments about the Note not charging even after replacing the hardware in the video. This repair has worked for ever Note I have done, so I had no idea this problem with Samsung went deeper. I've done some research and apparently this no charging issue can also be caused by the pad on the motherboard coming lose. I'm meaning the pad that the wireless coil connects to. In this case, a new pad needs to be micro-soldered on. I've looked around in my area and this isn't an expensive repair, usually around $40usd. Hope this helps!
This was my problem.. even after trying new coil it was the same. The piece that the wireless charger plugs into is loose . Try pushing it down with your fingernail while the phone is on and then plug the charger in and see if it works. Mine did.. so I put some tape over that part and it's working for now..
This just happened on my yesterday. Phone was charging and at 70% and I noticed the charging icon blinking and got the notice battery temp too low can't charge. Currently have my phone plugged in so it doesn't die Now I have a question if the phone is plugged in but not charging the battery shouldn't drain right? I was thinking about replacing the parts inside but decided to get a new phone but its back ordered so I'm wondering I should be good with just keeping it plugged in so it doesn't die?
hey bro do you think its possible to get away without even connecting the wireless charging coil? my connector for the wireless ribbon broke and i cant find the part. but without it, it gives the temp error. can you recommend a hack/bypass? is it possible just loop a wire across the connectors? thanks
No there’s no way. Reading the temp sensor is part of the processes for the phone to work. If you find a place that does micro soldering, they can fix it. Maybe $50-$100 fix.
@@JoeDoesStuff bro I found a way.... theres a chinese forum for people fixing phones and someone had the same exact problem. If you look up the samsung s8 schematic, identify connectors at7007 and at7008 (part of the wireless charging connectors you mentioned). You just have to short them (connect them) with a thin copper wire. I dont recommend it, but if you need to charge your phone and you have this problem, it's a quick fix. Thanks
meh, i only had this phone since July... then that message appeared. got to go to provider store to use my insurance to fix. i’d give ur method a try but i don’t have the steadiest of hands, i’d definitely would end up breaking it. its a great phone. but this lil issue shouldn’t occur with the price you pay for it. gotta snag one of my kids phone for work for the rest of the week till problem gets resolved. Charger ok, usb cable ok, bought another charger just in case. so last resort take to provider. hopefully they can fix and return phone quickly.
What will happen if my phone temperature is below 10° ....accidentally my brother put my phone into freezer when I opened it was too cold in temperature but there is no notification of battery temperature low?... Does this effect my phone?
If there's no notification then it shouldn't affect your phone. Worst case is the battery deteriorates quickly. But a battery replacement will solve that issue. 👍
Hey... I have the Note 10 Plus 5G model N976 - I have had my phone for a year, and this issue popped up yesterday - do you know if the NFC Coil will work for model N976 even though it only says N975?
I can't say 100% yes. But I think they are the same. They certainly look the exact same and have the same connection. I would definitely try it out myself. Samsung is usually pretty good at keeping parts the same if they don't need to be changed.
@@JoeDoesStuff Hey man, I actually found a third-party repair service in my area that did the same service as what you show in the video, they did not have the charging port on hand but they had the wireless coil on hand; apparently mine had gotten unseated, but when they got mine seated again, it still wasn't working, and then they put in their replacement coil and theirs wasn't working either. Are you able to confirm with any certainty that it would be the charging port having gone bad as well like you mentioned in this video? They're ordering one for me, but I'd like to know if there are any other possibilities for this error. I like to be informed, especially when trusting strangers to do the work.
I can't tell you for sure in your case, but on the phone I fixed it seemed as though the poor connection affected the charging port also. That's why I replaced it as well. Generally when a connection is bad, the constant working/not working back and forth causes the board for the port to also fail. I would say probably yours will work once the port is replaced.
I just did this and 25 minutes later my phone is now at 100%!! I wonder if the connection just didn't come loose and 3 pieces of electrical tape alone will just fix it
Can I just apply tape to mine only? The wireless charging hasn't been functional for a long time. For a while it would work if I applied pressure to the phone around the area where the connector is for the coil. Gets worse and worse and now I intermittently am seeing a low temp warning.
@@JoeDoesStuff also I was seeing come people just bend the pins of the connector on the board only and it fixes it too, they don't replace components. Do you think this is a good idea? It seems so easy to get to I might just try it and keep all my original parts. And if it comes back replace coil and port.
Bonjour j'ai eu le même problème sur un téléphone que j'ai récupéré qui était en plus cassé au niveau de la vitre arrière à la place de maître des bouts de caoutchouc j'ai mis un petit morceau de pad thermique de un millimètre pour appuyer sur le connecteur et ça fonctionne nickel c'est moins cher qu'une réparation chez un pro à 300 balles MDR bravo pour cette vidéo
ive since changed the charging port, the wireless charging coil and the battery and still getting the same message , can not use the phone unless its plugged in as the phone is constantly on 0%
@@JoeDoesStuff no it did when it first started happening, it would start charging when i rubbed the back of the case , but no matter what i do now theres no change ,
@@JoeDoesStuff ive had it over a year though so well before covid haha , still owe £800 on it as im on a 3 yr virgin media contract ...with no insurance ;-/
If you use the wrong model of charging port in your replacement the sim card may not be recognized. Check your model number. The main ones are N970U and N970F. Get the charging port that matches your model number. The N970F is the European model but if you order it used from somewhere who knows which one you got so be careful. Spent 3 hours yelling at my computer before I figured out it was the wrong charging port(itll charge just no working mobile data).
Thx for showing how simple it is for T-Mobile or Samsung to charge you +300$ for a part they should be liable for replacing when you buy a +1000$ phone. Last month of surface either of those fk'd companies get a dollar from me.. Lol, now go fix your fire alarm churping in the back ground. There's a faulty battery in there, but im sure you shouldn't need a tutorial for that. Sincerely Thanks!
You forgot to mention 3 things. 1: that will nullify your warranty. 2: for the novice, it will affect waterproof capabilities. 3: for the amount of money the device cost($1100), who should have to do that?!...samsung needs to address issue and repair/replace or recall that particular batch of note 10 plus.
It's common knowledge now that doing anything to your phone voids warranty. But yeah Samsung needs to address the issue. Until that happens, I'll do it myself lol.
Most likely. But if it's been going on for significant amount of time then it can ruin the parts. But I would definitely try just the tape first. Although the parts are only around $25 I believe.
Already happen to me..first no need to change charging board..just take off the wireless charging plate and take some tissue clean up on connecter because on mine have a some liquid or water im not sure because not exposed it any water place..so clean up connector on wireless charging also connector from motherboard..and done can use like usual but if it not working try to change charging board...
oh boy just got this "low battery temperature" warning yesterday, won't charge, so now I'm here trying to find a fix lol I mean it looks like a very easy fix but just don't need the headache now to go and buy tools and a new charging port for this thing, na ima just go smash it on the concrete and forgot about even spending over $400 renewed on Amazon for this thing xD BTW this is my fault tho lol, it did fall hard a couple times to the ground with just a screen protector but without a case lol so it makes sense something may have been knocked loose..
honestly try rebooting and clearing your cache first. If it were loose it would do it every time. Mine only seems to do this until i reset my phone or unplug then plug back in
My phone has the same low temp charge after 1 year. Bullshit right? I have the otter defender cover on as well. When I pull off the defender cover the charge works without a problem. Only when I add the defender back on the charge stops again
That's crazy lol. Try putting some tape inside the plastic of the otterbox where charge connects to the motherboard. I bet that will put enough pressure in that spot to stop it.
@@JoeDoesStuff so check this out. The pieces that snap together from the otterbox right. Okay the back piece that protects the battery area. That back piece has some type of foam protection on the inside. I peeled it right off. Snapped the case protector on and rubber outer shell. The battery stays charged. I still get a delay of charge when plugged in but after a minute the charge starts to work. I think these protectors put to much pressure on the phone. Idk so far so good.
I updated the links for you. InjuredGadgets.com is where I got the coil and charge port, but they are currently out of stock of them. I found them in other places but the cost is significantly more. Hope this helps!
I have a otter protection case for my phone. It won't charge with it on. I have to take the full case off and then it charges. Not sure if its the pressure or what. I hate it. I won't be buying samsung again just like LG sucks
It's because otterbox puts pressure on the outside. You could put some folded paper inside the plastic of the case where the wireless coils connects to the board. All phone companies have issues here and there. It's unfortunate, but that's the truth.
Sorry to hear that. This has worked every time I've encountered the issue. It could be possible that the part you got was defective. There's been a major uptick in bad parts since covid.
@@Will_b83 well, i talked to my phone company and they upgraded me. I tried calling but they weren't so helpful, so i went into a repair center and explained my frustration and how i was sold 3 defective products in a row and that I wanted to upgrade. They were hesitant at first but thankfully, another guy came in at the same time, with the same phone and the same problem. I hope you get it worked out
I did this and it didn't change anything.. I changed the strip as well. What next? I'm not buying a Samsung ever again. I have the note 10 plus, S21 ultra, the S23 ultra, they all do it! Still paying off the last 2. Samsung is garbage!
I dont recommend it, but.....if you smack the location of the bad sensor on the back of the phone. It will get you by until you can repair it. A few taps or a squeeze and my phone charges again.
@@JoeDoesStuff If you use a clamp across from the power button it will charge. I have to do this with every device they have replaced it with This is my third one with the issue. Not even a year!
I also have resorted to a clamp now. Before I could just press the area and place the phone down to charge. It's becoming worse for me. I did say I didn't recommend it lol.
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This tutorial is SO spot on!!! Thank you so much! Perfect fix from start to finish with this parts list and video.
Thanks John! I appreciate your kind words.
Joe you total legend. Thank you kindly. Even put links to the products. Joe puts the level of quality into his videos Samsung should have put into my temperature sensor
Dude! Casey thanks man! I really appreciate that!
Any idea how similar it is for the regular note ten? I was thinking this was too much, but then the back came off of the phone anyway, so I might as well try to fix it.
it fixed my issue, i only changed the coil and added 4 small pieces of tape over the connector
thank you so much
Just replaced mine through Asurion for the second time for this same issue. Low temp, charge stopped and no wireless charging. I'm done with replacements. If it happens again, which I am certain is gonna happen eventually, I am just going to repair it myself with the help of this video. I'll be certain after the repair it'll never be faulty again. I love everything about thephone minus this stupid little issue. Here's hoping the refurbisher put some extra tape in there during the refurb process on the one I have now!
Thank you for the video. Very clear and informative. Where can I buy the components you r replaced?
This was the best tutorial ever. Great video and quality 👌
Thank you so much Jennifer 😊
@@JoeDoesStuff you're welcome
After opening the phone do you need to replace the seal/glue on the phone to make sure it doesn't get dirt or water inside?
If you aren’t able to cleanly separate the adhesive then yes. I was able to get the back off with the adhesive in tact. So I just applied heat to get it sealed back.
Either way it won’t be as water-resistant as from the factory. From the factory it’s vacuum sealed.
Is the electrical tape the same kind that you linked in the description?
All three kinds of tape are double sided and the tape you used seems single sided.
What tape thickness did you use in the video?
Sorry I didn’t notice the tape I linked was double-sided lol. I just used regular electrical tape you get from the hardware store.
Joe can you please provide the part# for Samsung Note 10? Great video and thank you
www.injuredgadgets.com/samsung/galaxy-note/galaxy-note-10/?p=1
Not sure which part you need but this page has all the parts for Note 10.
@@JoeDoesStuff THANK YOU
@@josephasad1077 my phone warranty expired two weeks before i had this problem
What you charge go fix mine?
Email me and we can discuss it Eddy. Thanks for subscribing also! My email is in my about.
Hey is it actually necessary to change the wireless coil thing? Maybe it's just not making proper contact and just needs to be pushed down , then no need for a new one? Maybe could just use some of that tape to hold it down? Where can I find that kind of tape and what's it called? Thanks man
It depends on if your coil has gone bad from the poor connection. It was just electrical tape.
@@JoeDoesStuff yeah not sure if mine has gone bad will check it out , just normal electrical tape yeah?
Yep just normal electrical tape. It was the thickest tape I had on hand lol. I would recommend buying the new one. Then doing the repair. That way if yours is bad, you have the new while the phone is open. If yours is good then you can just return it. This site accepts returns.
www.injuredgadgets.com/samsung/galaxy-note/galaxy-note-10-plus/replacement-wireless-charging-nfc-antenna-flex-cable-for-samsung-note-10-plus/
@@JoeDoesStuff yeah I have ordered a new one along with a new back glass cover. I'm in the UK , thanks man 👍
Good call. That back glass is easy to crack lol. Thanks for watching my video. Let me know if you have more questions 😁👍
did you add new adhesive to the back panel?
I didn't need to because I was able to keep the old adhesive clean and flat, but if you need it here is the adhesive.
www.injuredgadgets.com/samsung/galaxy-note/galaxy-note-10-plus/double-sided-adhesive-for-samsung-galaxy-note-10-plus-back-cover/
@@JoeDoesStuff awesome thanks this is so helpfull and the quality is great
Thanks man. Glad I can help. Let me know if you have any more questions.
Do you always have to change the charging port if this problem occurs?
I'm guessing after you open the bad its not waterproof anymore? Please advise. Thank you
The phones are never waterproof. They are water resistant. If you replace the factory adhesive and give it the proper amount of cure time, usually 24 to 48 hrs, then it will be water resistant again.
@@JoeDoesStuff thank you!!.
So im wondering if this is the problem with my phone. As I'm watching where you put the tape I decided to just apply pressure with my finger to the exact same spot.
The phone is charging now.
That's definitely the problem with yours then. I've red some people put a plastic clamp on their phone at night so it will charge lol.
I just did the same thing and now mine is charging too!
Nice
Okay so I tried the squeeze trick and it worked like 3 times in a row and now I'm struggling to get it to do it again. Is there a specific method because I believe I'm having the same issue. Aka where I could just clamp it.
Right below the camera module. Look in the video where I place the tape. That's the connection that you want to squeeze.
Where can I buy these parts and how much do they run??? Mine quit wireless charging and charges on and off plugged in.
I have links to anything you need in the description.
I have changed my wireless charging component as well as my battery and still having the same problem. I'm going to try replacing the charging port before bringing it to the repair shop :/ unless you have any other ideas?
And?
Will doing this repair compromise the water resistance?
As long as you use the factory adhesive included with the back glass. I also recommend thoroughly heating the back glass to re-adhere it properly. Also make sure your new charge port has the red gasket ring on it, if not you will have to transfer it from the old port. Your water resistance will be retained. Although I never recommend anyone test the "water resistance" in their phone, before or after a repair.
You deserve a thumbs up.
I've had the LOW temperature warning and once I've reseated the coil connector now the MOISTURE DETECTED error is only shown. I've replaced the USB port but the error remains. Is the new port now defective as well (from the temp gauge) and does the coil destroy the new port (if the coil isn't also replaced)?
The coil doesn't destroy the port, but the temp gauge is actually on the coil. You could have possibly gotten a faulty charge port. I would check the connection to the port, then possibly try another port.
So where did you use The tesa tape?
Usually the adhesive holding the back glass gets ruined. I didn’t need to use it because the back came off with the adhesive in tact.
I heard it is either the motherboard or the port. How can you tell?
It's neither. It a poor connection between the temp gauge and the board. That bad connection can cause the components to go bad, that's why I replace both the gauge and port. The tape helps keep the connection solid.
@@JoeDoesStuff sweet deal. Just ordered all the parts formy repair, they were all in stock, will let you know if this fixes my issue!
Awesome for sure. If you get stuck let me know. I'm happy to help!
@@JoeDoesStuff I sure will. Only issue I see myself having is taking off the back cover, as it is cracked
Go slooooow. If it's cracked though you might have to replace it. You can get the OEM back glass on Amazon.
alt-title: how to lose your phones warranty with tools you likely don't have
Alt-alt-title. Your phones been out of warranty for a couple of years now. But is still an awesome phone that you want to fix and is cheaper than buying another flagship.
Hi. May i know where and how you put the tape on the back? Samsung told me to change the motherboard but then i will lose all my data.
Do you mean the black electrical tape? I put it over the wireless charger connector.
@@JoeDoesStuff oh i see thank you. Guess have to look for professional to do this. Doing this won't affect the data inside the phone?
No the data won't be affected.
Do i have to put a wireless Charger on? And do i have to replace the charging port?
You don’t always have to replace the charging port. But you do have to replace the wireless charging coil. It has the temp sensor in it.
Pressure with micropin, then hotglue the Sumabi on there let it dry. and boomsydaisy. the problem is the zif socket has next to no pressure in the grip bumps and constantly u plugs itself. that or I used a pcs of old thermal pad tape.
Any solutions for when the issue is the conector on the motherboard?
joe i can find the same version the charging port my version port is N976V y can use N976B/n¿¿
What country is your phone from?
Mine did this, got it replaced by At&t or Samsung idk who and a month later it came back. They charged $400 for it. I might buy the coil, new back glass, port, and ifixit kit for around $115 to fix it myself. New glass bc I'll probably crack the old glass and I want the colourful one instead of black
Yeah that's a good time to get the color you want! Let me know if you have any questions.
@@JoeDoesStuff The only thing I have to ask is how do you remove the old adhesive and broken glass if it breaks?
The same way. The back is tempered, so it shatters but still stays in one piece.
@@JoeDoesStuff Ok thanks! I admire your quick response on an older video 👍🙂
Thanks 😁
Where can i get the Oem back glass didn’t had luck with the eBay ones
Amazon is the best place I've found to get them.
@@JoeDoesStuff got any links
What color is yours?
@@JoeDoesStuff Aura glow i got 2 and both were plastic and didn't match the original
www.amazon.com/dp/B082T3LR1Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_m5XaGb5ZM5FKH
My note 20 has the same flashing battery icon and it won't let me use the flash because it thinks it's too cold, I assume this is the same proble?
Could be, but probably more likely the nfc connector isn't making full contact. My note 10 plus does this too....i remedy it when it happens (isn't constant) by firmly squeezing the area below the camera assembly with my thumbs...squeezing all around the general area (with charger unplugged) then plug in (works 1st time 95% of the time). Will eventually think about replacing connection port.
What are the chances of getting away with not replacing the wireless charging coil and port and only making sure the connection is tight?
Chances are good. It's usually just the connection. But I recommend replacing them since a poor connection can cause them to fail.
@@JoeDoesStuff They're just kinda hard parts to come by here in Europe I feel, and usually run around $25 for the port, $20 for the Charing coil, and a hefty $20 shipping is the best I've found so far.
Would it be completely dumb to open up the phone, make sure the connection is proper again (3 layers of electrical tape I guess) and see if that survives on its own? I mean, can't get worse than having to replace the charging port and wireless coil later down the line, right?
No I would definitely try! Especially for the cost of the parts. I only paid about $20 total for everything. Give it shot and let me know how it goes.
@@JoeDoesStuff Well, turns out my issue is a little worse. The connector is not only a bad connection, the whole freaking connector where you plug the wireless charging coil into is broken off the mainboard. So I suppose this means I will be buying a new phone! Thanks Samsung, literally every generation.
Oh man I'm sorry to hear that! There's probably a place that can fix it around you. Just Google for micro soldering. There's some places here that do it. Surely someone can replace the connection for you.
Hey guys, I've been getting a lot of comments about the Note not charging even after replacing the hardware in the video. This repair has worked for ever Note I have done, so I had no idea this problem with Samsung went deeper.
I've done some research and apparently this no charging issue can also be caused by the pad on the motherboard coming lose. I'm meaning the pad that the wireless coil connects to. In this case, a new pad needs to be micro-soldered on. I've looked around in my area and this isn't an expensive repair, usually around $40usd. Hope this helps!
I don't think this comment is actually pinned ?
This was my problem.. even after trying new coil it was the same. The piece that the wireless charger plugs into is loose . Try pushing it down with your fingernail while the phone is on and then plug the charger in and see if it works. Mine did.. so I put some tape over that part and it's working for now..
Oh awesome! I'm glad you found a work around!
@@JoeDoesStuff thanks man , thanks for the helpful video 👍
Hey you're welcome! I'm sorry it didn't work as easy for your repair. I'm glad it finally works now tho!
Thank you! Great tutorial!
Thank you sir! I appreciate your kind words.
I'm gonna have to give this a try. Mine is on it's last legs
Let me know how it goes.
This just happened on my yesterday. Phone was charging and at 70% and I noticed the charging icon blinking and got the notice battery temp too low can't charge. Currently have my phone plugged in so it doesn't die
Now I have a question if the phone is plugged in but not charging the battery shouldn't drain right? I was thinking about replacing the parts inside but decided to get a new phone but its back ordered so I'm wondering I should be good with just keeping it plugged in so it doesn't die?
No if it doesn't show it's charging then it's not receiving power from the cable. It will still die.
@@JoeDoesStuff that is what I figured. Thanks for the heads up
Tanto tiempo que estuve buscando la solución nada hasta hoy muchas gracias
¡de nada! Estoy feliz de poder ayudar.
Where is the temp gauge on a samsung z flip 1? Can u tell me friend?
Samsung's issue and they've known about faulty hardware.
No kidding c'mon Samsung. At least they are usually better at acknowledging this stuff than Apple 🤣
That's why I switch to LG
Every company has their own issues. LG as well.
hey bro do you think its possible to get away without even connecting the wireless charging coil? my connector for the wireless ribbon broke and i cant find the part. but without it, it gives the temp error. can you recommend a hack/bypass? is it possible just loop a wire across the connectors? thanks
No there’s no way. Reading the temp sensor is part of the processes for the phone to work. If you find a place that does micro soldering, they can fix it. Maybe $50-$100 fix.
@@JoeDoesStuff bro I found a way.... theres a chinese forum for people fixing phones and someone had the same exact problem. If you look up the samsung s8 schematic, identify connectors at7007 and at7008 (part of the wireless charging connectors you mentioned). You just have to short them (connect them) with a thin copper wire. I dont recommend it, but if you need to charge your phone and you have this problem, it's a quick fix. Thanks
Nice! Do you have a link?
Thanks, Guy!
meh, i only had this phone since July... then that message appeared. got to go to provider store to use my insurance to fix. i’d give ur method a try but i don’t have the steadiest of hands, i’d definitely would end up breaking it. its a great phone. but this lil issue shouldn’t occur with the price you pay for it. gotta snag one of my kids phone for work for the rest of the week till problem gets resolved. Charger ok, usb cable ok, bought another charger just in case. so last resort take to provider. hopefully they can fix and return phone quickly.
Oh yeah if you still have the warranty on it that’s great! Hopefully Samsung has figured out the issue.
What will happen if my phone temperature is below 10° ....accidentally my brother put my phone into freezer when I opened it was too cold in temperature but there is no notification of battery temperature low?...
Does this effect my phone?
If there's no notification then it shouldn't affect your phone. Worst case is the battery deteriorates quickly. But a battery replacement will solve that issue. 👍
Thanks but battery is working fine no problem
If there is problem I will replace it
Good to hear!
Does freezing phone affect mobile screen or any internal parts?
Can this happen to the note 20 phones to
It just seemed to be an issue with the Note 10 Plus.
Sir reverse wireless charging will work or not ?
It works
Btw mine changes but just stops and then changes again is that the charging pod or just the battery?
What does it do?
Does anyone know how much Samsung is charging to fix this issue?
ubreakifix does the repairs for Samsung. You could give them a call for the price. It's different per location.
Taking pointers on how to repair a $1200 phone from a guy that can't keep a fresh 9v in his smoke alarm. Lol j/k Thanks for the video!
🤣 probably the best comment yet. I didn't even notice it. I'll step my game up man!
My samsung note 10 plus (exynos) has a problem
with battery that drain from 20% to O% in only five
min ..so what can i do...
Sounds like you need a new battery.
Hey... I have the Note 10 Plus 5G model N976 - I have had my phone for a year, and this issue popped up yesterday - do you know if the NFC Coil will work for model N976 even though it only says N975?
I can't say 100% yes. But I think they are the same. They certainly look the exact same and have the same connection. I would definitely try it out myself.
Samsung is usually pretty good at keeping parts the same if they don't need to be changed.
@@JoeDoesStuff thank you man. I will certainly be following your video as my reference guide for the home repair, you've got a sub from me!
Thank you sir! Let me know if you have more questions.
@@JoeDoesStuff Hey man, I actually found a third-party repair service in my area that did the same service as what you show in the video, they did not have the charging port on hand but they had the wireless coil on hand; apparently mine had gotten unseated, but when they got mine seated again, it still wasn't working, and then they put in their replacement coil and theirs wasn't working either. Are you able to confirm with any certainty that it would be the charging port having gone bad as well like you mentioned in this video? They're ordering one for me, but I'd like to know if there are any other possibilities for this error. I like to be informed, especially when trusting strangers to do the work.
I can't tell you for sure in your case, but on the phone I fixed it seemed as though the poor connection affected the charging port also. That's why I replaced it as well. Generally when a connection is bad, the constant working/not working back and forth causes the board for the port to also fail. I would say probably yours will work once the port is replaced.
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A Tune from Yesterday by Till
@@JoeDoesStuff thank you! And great video btw
Thank you I appreciate it. 😁
Tbh, I just got mad and smacked my phone and now it charges just fine ☺
Lol that's awesome
Yooo i just did that with mine and it actually works lol
I'm going to try that fix first 🤣
I just did this and 25 minutes later my phone is now at 100%!!
I wonder if the connection just didn't come loose and 3 pieces of electrical tape alone will just fix it
In was a bit more gentle! just pressed the back at random places and it works! not sure if it continues working for long though.
Can I just apply tape to mine only? The wireless charging hasn't been functional for a long time. For a while it would work if I applied pressure to the phone around the area where the connector is for the coil. Gets worse and worse and now I intermittently am seeing a low temp warning.
Possibly. It's honestly different for every N10. This method usually fixes them all.
@@JoeDoesStuff also I was seeing come people just bend the pins of the connector on the board only and it fixes it too, they don't replace components. Do you think this is a good idea? It seems so easy to get to I might just try it and keep all my original parts. And if it comes back replace coil and port.
With the cost of the parts not being very expensive, I would just replace them.
@@JoeDoesStuff very true. Could you send me a link for parts? The Amazon link for the coil is broken
For sure! amzn.to/3dFvpEF
Bonjour j'ai eu le même problème sur un téléphone que j'ai récupéré qui était en plus cassé au niveau de la vitre arrière à la place de maître des bouts de caoutchouc j'ai mis un petit morceau de pad thermique de un millimètre pour appuyer sur le connecteur et ça fonctionne nickel c'est moins cher qu'une réparation chez un pro à 300 balles MDR bravo pour cette vidéo
I used this part and still same problem (can't charging low temperature)
What can I do ?!!
Hello. I just a comment on the video. Hopefully it helps!
Me watching this on the note 10 I plan to return after I finish following the video step by step to finish fixing my old note 10 plus
ive since changed the charging port, the wireless charging coil and the battery and still getting the same message , can not use the phone unless its plugged in as the phone is constantly on 0%
When you put pressure on the connection for wireless charger does it still not charge?
@@JoeDoesStuff no it did when it first started happening, it would start charging when i rubbed the back of the case , but no matter what i do now theres no change ,
Sounds like a bad part if it's not allowing charge at all now. Unfortunately quality control is really bad right now because of covid.
@@JoeDoesStuff ive had it over a year though so well before covid haha , still owe £800 on it as im on a 3 yr virgin media contract ...with no insurance ;-/
No I mean the port and/or wireless charger. Not the phone. Parts have been bad lately.
I just put in a new charging coil and after a week it stopped charging on its back?
Thanks. Just replaced mine. Seems to be working now.
That's great to hear Jeremy. Thanks for watching and commenting!
If you use the wrong model of charging port in your replacement the sim card may not be recognized. Check your model number. The main ones are N970U and N970F. Get the charging port that matches your model number. The N970F is the European model but if you order it used from somewhere who knows which one you got so be careful. Spent 3 hours yelling at my computer before I figured out it was the wrong charging port(itll charge just no working mobile data).
Thx for showing how simple it is for T-Mobile or Samsung to charge you +300$ for a part they should be liable for replacing when you buy a +1000$ phone. Last month of surface either of those fk'd companies get a dollar from me..
Lol, now go fix your fire alarm churping in the back ground. There's a faulty battery in there, but im sure you shouldn't need a tutorial for that.
Sincerely Thanks!
🤣🤣🤣 I replaced the battery! That's hilarious man. I have 3 kids so I'm good at tuning out noises. Thanks for commenting and watching.
Thanks that helped.
Awesome! Glad it helped Oladapo!
Seems like this should be a recall type thing
Yeah I agree. But Samsung says there's isn't enough phones with the problems or something like that.
I am 12 years old and this problem happened to my 1.5year old note 10+ yay
Sorry to hear. Hopefully this video helps!
You forgot to mention 3 things. 1: that will nullify your warranty. 2: for the novice, it will affect waterproof capabilities. 3: for the amount of money the device cost($1100), who should have to do that?!...samsung needs to address issue and repair/replace or recall that particular batch of note 10 plus.
It's common knowledge now that doing anything to your phone voids warranty. But yeah Samsung needs to address the issue. Until that happens, I'll do it myself lol.
Can I skip replaying every and just put tape in that spot ?
Most likely. But if it's been going on for significant amount of time then it can ruin the parts. But I would definitely try just the tape first. Although the parts are only around $25 I believe.
@@JoeDoesStuff just started 2 or 3 days ago. Im probably gonna order the parts and give it a shot.
Just 2 or 3 days you're probably good.
Already happen to me..first no need to change charging board..just take off the wireless charging plate and take some tissue clean up on connecter because on mine have a some liquid or water im not sure because not exposed it any water place..so clean up connector on wireless charging also connector from motherboard..and done can use like usual but if it not working try to change charging board...
Great job man! And thanks for the comment.
oh boy
just got this "low battery temperature" warning yesterday, won't charge, so now I'm here trying to find a fix lol
I mean it looks like a very easy fix but just don't need the headache now to go and buy tools and a new charging port for this thing, na
ima just go smash it on the concrete and forgot about even spending over $400 renewed on Amazon for this thing xD
BTW
this is my fault tho lol, it did fall hard a couple times to the ground with just a screen protector but without a case lol
so it makes sense something may have been knocked loose..
honestly try rebooting and clearing your cache first. If it were loose it would do it every time. Mine only seems to do this until i reset my phone or unplug then plug back in
Broke the damn glass on the back trying this
Sorry to hear. It's easy to do. But you can get OEM replacements on Amazon for whatever color you have! They come with the adhesive already attached.
@@JoeDoesStuff thanks
No problem. Don't get down on yourself. Cracking the back is really easy. And it's a quick fix. I can't even count how many I've broken lol.
lmaooo i laughed reading this how does that even happen
Complete bullshit for a 1200 dollar phone
I know what you Mike. Thankfully they fixed the issue in the note 20.
My phone has the same low temp charge after 1 year. Bullshit right? I have the otter defender cover on as well. When I pull off the defender cover the charge works without a problem. Only when I add the defender back on the charge stops again
That's crazy lol. Try putting some tape inside the plastic of the otterbox where charge connects to the motherboard. I bet that will put enough pressure in that spot to stop it.
@@JoeDoesStuff so check this out. The pieces that snap together from the otterbox right. Okay the back piece that protects the battery area. That back piece has some type of foam protection on the inside. I peeled it right off. Snapped the case protector on and rubber outer shell. The battery stays charged. I still get a delay of charge when plugged in but after a minute the charge starts to work. I think these protectors put to much pressure on the phone. Idk so far so good.
Lol that's so weird. At least it's working.
can i get the long version of the stuff you bought. I copied and pasted the short links and it sent me to shorturl.at
also thank you for this video!!!!!!!
No prob! Sorry the links aren't working. Gimme a bit and I'll get them together for you.
@@JoeDoesStuff thanks
I updated the links for you. InjuredGadgets.com is where I got the coil and charge port, but they are currently out of stock of them. I found them in other places but the cost is significantly more. Hope this helps!
@@JoeDoesStuff alright thanks
The new charging port doesn’t have a water resistant gasket?
It does. The red ring around the port is the gasket that seals it in the frame.
I have a otter protection case for my phone. It won't charge with it on. I have to take the full case off and then it charges. Not sure if its the pressure or what. I hate it. I won't be buying samsung again just like LG sucks
It's because otterbox puts pressure on the outside. You could put some folded paper inside the plastic of the case where the wireless coils connects to the board. All phone companies have issues here and there. It's unfortunate, but that's the truth.
tried all that and still doesn't work and still does the same thing as before
Sorry to hear that. This has worked every time I've encountered the issue. It could be possible that the part you got was defective. There's been a major uptick in bad parts since covid.
It's definitely not $15. Not everybody has a blow dryer and cell phone repair kit lying around.
It was $15 when I made the video. If you don't have the tools, you can buy them for future repairs. Or pay someone to fix your phone 🤷
This is my THIRD note 10 that's done this!!
Wow I'm sorry man. I knew it was known issue but that's too much. They should upgrade you to the Note 20 Ultra! 😎
Same here I'm on my fucking third return now! What the hell do we do?
@@Will_b83 well, i talked to my phone company and they upgraded me. I tried calling but they weren't so helpful, so i went into a repair center and explained my frustration and how i was sold 3 defective products in a row and that I wanted to upgrade. They were hesitant at first but thankfully, another guy came in at the same time, with the same phone and the same problem. I hope you get it worked out
@@cjames9320 thanks man
@@Will_b83 they upgraded me to an s20 ultra 5g. Wouldn't upgrade me to the note 20k ultra cause its like $200 more lol
This company of Samsung the should check properly they phones before they send them to the market even my note 10 + has this issue
how to solve this without opening the phone
Samsung we are talking about a one year old phone......
It was happening not long after the phone released apparently.
I have the same problem with my Samsung Note 10
I hadn't heard too many Note 10s with the issue. It's a shame. Both are such good phones.
nice
I did all this and it still won't charge
Sorry to hear that. Is it still saying low temp?
@@JoeDoesStuff sadly, yes
Let me mull this over and I'll get back to you with some ideas. Hopefully we can get it figured out!
@@JoeDoesStuff Yeah sure thanks!
So I looked into it and I pinned a comment on the video. Sorry it's not working but hopefully the comment helps solve the issue.
My phone doesn't do wireless charging BUT ALSO it doesn't do the tap function when tapping certain scanners. Will this resolve this issue?
I accidentally broke the wireless coil port and now the phone can't charge fast because the temp think the tempnover 40 meanwhile the phone is warm
You would think for a 900 dollar phone the sensors would fucking work, such bullshit. Worst phone I've had so far.
Yeah they should at least warranty the issue. Mine has worked every since though.
Nice musik
Thank you
What job is this?
Whatcha mean?
What this job called?
@@detectivecase9538 Whatcha mean?
I did this and it didn't change anything.. I changed the strip as well. What next? I'm not buying a Samsung ever again. I have the note 10 plus, S21 ultra, the S23 ultra, they all do it! Still paying off the last 2. Samsung is garbage!
Why is this happening? Feel regret so much for buying this nte 10 😎🤬😡
I dont recommend it, but.....if you smack the location of the bad sensor on the back of the phone. It will get you by until you can repair it. A few taps or a squeeze and my phone charges again.
I've heard of people doing this. Or putting a clamp on the phone when they need to charge it lol.
@@JoeDoesStuff If you use a clamp across from the power button it will charge. I have to do this with every device they have replaced it with This is my third one with the issue. Not even a year!
Samsung really dropped the ball on this one.
I also have resorted to a clamp now. Before I could just press the area and place the phone down to charge. It's becoming worse for me. I did say I didn't recommend it lol.
I haven't heard of any problems with the Note 20 Ultra yet. It's looking pretty tasty..
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