Help !!

[Manoj08]

I'm usung samsung galaxy grand quattro but from past 2 weeks I had battery issue my phone shows battery fully charged and unplug the charger but when I unplug it its only charged around 60 - 70 % ....
Plzzz someone help me !!

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[$hadow]

it could be a battery calibration issue.

 

[SaiyanGoku]

Clear the dalvik cache, root your phone, install betterbatterystats and hibernate all user apps using greenify. Remove unwanted apps from startup using ES Task Manager.

 

[black_mamba]

Format the ROM. If that doesn't fix go visit Samsung SC.

 

[Minion]

I'm usung samsung galaxy grand quattro but from past 2 weeks I had battery issue my phone shows battery fully charged and unplug the charger but when I unplug it its only charged around 60 - 70 % ....
Plzzz someone help me !!

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Drain you battery till your phone switches off then charge it without switching on phone see what happens.

 

[SaiyanGoku]

Format the ROM. If that doesn't fix go visit Samsung SC.

There is no point in doing that. They'll flash the stock crapwiz again. -_-

 

[$hadow]

If you go to SC they will just restore the device and maybe flash the stock rom again. Better drain the battery completely and then full charge it completely.

 

[Mr.Kickass]

Besides the drain-charge cycle, also try charging it to 100% while switched off instead of powered on

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[$hadow]

Yeah proper would have helped.

 

[RogerD]

I'm usung samsung galaxy grand quattro but from past 2 weeks I had battery issue my phone shows battery fully charged and unplug the charger but when I unplug it its only charged around 60 - 70 % ....
Plzzz someone help me !!

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There might be several factors for this issue, you can try resolving each of them one by one:
1. Might be that your charger might be having voltage issues, as a result of which your battery degrades easily > So try using a different socket or a different charger (just give it a shot!)
2. As told above your battery might be having calibration issues > You can't do more about it. (If its the case you need to replace your battery)
3. There might be some background tasks that might be resulting faulty output > So try charging your battery in switch-off mode.
4. And lastly give it a shot > Try initially charging your battery completely, than drain it totally and finally once again charge it.

Hope one of the way works for you. Let me know the outcome.