newfielad69
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Hi my S9 just sits on my wireless charger and vibrates every now and then I have tried holding the vol down and power along with others but it will not reboot.. please help.. thank you
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dead s9
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Milo Willamson
Android Expert
IMHO : When you first get your cell, try to do a dummy hard reset.
https://www.verizon.com/support/knowledge-base-216579/
https://www.verizon.com/support/knowledge-base-216579/
newfielad69
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Nothing happens just stays black and vibrates a cpl times a min. 
M
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Try using a cable to charge instead
how long are you holding the button combination? try holding them for 30 secondsNothing happens just stays black and vibrates a cpl times a min.
If it doesn't charge with the cable, try a different, known good cable. For some reason, the S9 & Note 9 are notoriously picky about how they feel like charging, and it changes faster than the Darling Bride can change her mind. Let us know the results of the 30 second button press as recommended by @ocnbrze and using a couple of known good charging cables.
I can't say I've had any similar issues with my S9 other than a flaky cable or two. It charges fine with and without wires.
Anyway I agree the next thing to try is wired charging with a known good cable and charger. If that produces the same result even after extended time on the charger, the battery may be bad or there may be a hardware problem with the phone.
One more thing to try is connect it to a PC with the proper Samsung drivers installed and see if it is detected and can be opened to view the storage.
Anyway I agree the next thing to try is wired charging with a known good cable and charger. If that produces the same result even after extended time on the charger, the battery may be bad or there may be a hardware problem with the phone.
One more thing to try is connect it to a PC with the proper Samsung drivers installed and see if it is detected and can be opened to view the storage.