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I bought the Phab 2 about2/3 months ago

I also think that it has to do with the battery or hardware problem

Also, tried to hard reset the phone but no avail

dafuq? either you need to check that on a very reputable service center (or rather very reputable 3rd party cellphone repair shops)

try to connect it on charger... if that phone still boots then the battery is your problem and the very same problem you mentioned even plugged in still perisists...

I usually dropped my phone at 3 feet due to my clumsiness and still works (at least with casing with generic flip case that saved my phone tho)

I did, leaving the phone on charging status for about a night. The charging indicator lamp works as usual, but the phone still won't boot

And after I put it on the charger, it still won't turn on

Long story short, it can be charged, but cannot turn on

This post has been edited by mprasetya on Sep 14 2017, 06:44 PM

try googling the problem.... some steps/solution might be your answer

not all of us are lucky like you

if it's not even 1yr old i'd be sending it back for warranty

I bought it overseas though

This post has been edited by mprasetya on Sep 15 2017, 01:04 AM

NY Giants actually hold the record at 26 and the Indians are at 22 right now

Getting kinda close right now

install gf will have less boost and more weight
this is fact

At least that logic is better than "Slapping a sticker gets extra speed" or even "Red goes faster"

Apparently installing GF should add weight and car stability against wind drag or aerodynamic snags =P

that's stage 1 tune
stage 2 involves adding compression by sharing her life problems and trying to impress her parents
think clear because there's no turning back to stage 1 after this

Screw this week

I'm sorry

she's gonna be loose when she's fulltuned btw, not as grippy prior being fulltuned.

I don't know how to cope wih unwanted event happened this week

you wanna talk about it here?

Well, it's something that made me pissed off

Imagine

You just bought your phone 3 months ago and it broke for no reason and it seems impossible to repair it (because the parts are rare af or someone who you get to repair the phone gave up because he/she can't repair it)

Bought another phone? Sadly I'm broke af

I'm still trying to get someone fix my phone though, gotta search for the battery (since it has battery issues) and visit the service center.

ok I don't know anything about smartphone, I've been using the same Nokia flip phone for about 7 years now...
but why battery die so quick, you bought it new? Is it OEM part or it has been swapped?

yeah, bought it 3 months ago. OEM part

then I don't think you should pay for new parts and repair
maybe ask for warranty if possible, the product is obviously flawed.

But I bought it overseas

And I don't think the warranty is applied here

you sure? I think if you going to retailer anyway, ask about warranty first, because its the manufacturer that has responsibility to you, not retailer. Retailer just contact and shipment for you.

most likely you'll be paying much on labor and parts if they were able to accept your phone...

by my experience before having a different model of phone that they didn't accept even paying to get it fixed.... (yep it was Ericsson's T28SC... HKG/CHN version and it was decades ago)

I'm pretty sure your Lennovo can be accepted if you're that lucky


worst path might be going to a 3rd party repair centers.... which in my place has craploads, I'm pretty sure IDN has those too.... (just be wary on those cheating <Bleep!!>ers) =P

Lenovo's service staff is currently checking the problem. The possibility of the phone being succesfully repaired is probably around 50%

May I ask: what phone is this?

Phab2[CODE]