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Root Unofficial CyanogenMod 12.1 for LG L70 D320 D320n D325 MS323

Something extremely bad happen to my phone (LG L70 D325).
Anyone knows this problem?
This image happen when I charge my phone.
IMG_20151206_225200_zpsdq2qx05v.jpg

This image happen when I disconnect from charging.
IMG_20151206_225124_zpsikcuiy0k.jpg


If anyone knows this problem, please help. Thanks!
 
eriezelagera said:
Something extremely bad happen to my phone (LG L70 D325).
Anyone knows this problem?
This image happen when I charge my phone.
This image happen when I disconnect from charging.
If anyone knows this problem, please help. Thanks!
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Perhaps the problem with a USB cable , try a different cable.
 
eriezelagera said:
Something extremely bad happen to my phone (LG L70 D325).
Anyone knows this problem?
This image happen when I charge my phone.
IMG_20151206_225200_zpsdq2qx05v.jpg

This image happen when I disconnect from charging.
IMG_20151206_225124_zpsikcuiy0k.jpg


If anyone knows this problem, please help. Thanks!
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Can u charge while in the OS? When and how did it start happening? Worse case scenario your battery died but i doubt it. Check the battery isnt swollen
 
Tweakforce_LG said:
Can u charge while in the OS? When and how did it start happening? Worse case scenario your battery died but i doubt it. Check the battery isnt swollen
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Thanks for reaching out to my problem. This just happened when I woke up. I left my phone fully charged (100%, charger unplugged) before I sleep. When I woke up my phone don't show a sign of any power. Its like the battery was drained. So I decided to charge it and the image shows up. I inspected the battery and it was flat. No sign of bloat or something.
 
eriezelagera said:
Thanks for reaching out to my problem. This just happened when I woke up. I left my phone fully charged (100%, charger unplugged) before I sleep. When I woke up my phone don't show a sign of any power. Its like the battery was drained. So I decided to charge it and the image shows up. I inspected the battery and it was flat. No sign of bloat or something.
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You should really try a different cable to start with. Could try removing the battery, plugging it in until it shows the no battery sign, then put the battery in and hope? If you have TWRP, try and get into recovery because TWRP allows charging in its recovery.
 
Tweakforce_LG said:
You should really try a different cable to start with. Could try removing the battery, plugging it in until it shows the no battery sign, then put the battery in and hope? If you have TWRP, try and get into recovery because TWRP allows charging in its recovery.
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I already tried that one and still the same. I'm also not able to boot into recovery, it keeps rebooting. It will show the LG logo but will reboot to the screen I posted. Rebooting happens even I leave it plugged in for hours.
 
eriezelagera said:
I already tried that one and still the same. I'm also not able to boot into recovery, it keeps rebooting. It will show the LG logo but will reboot to the screen I posted. Rebooting happens even I leave it plugged in for hours.
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If you can borrow a battery to see if its that I'd suggest that. Try a different charger head (not cable). Maby try plug it into a pc
 
eriezelagera said:
I already tried that one and still the same. I'm also not able to boot into recovery, it keeps rebooting. It will show the LG logo but will reboot to the screen I posted. Rebooting happens even I leave it plugged in for hours.
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hold volume down, then hold power button at the same time..when it reboot and you see LG logo quickly release and re-press the power button while still holding volume down..hold and wait and it will ask you to factory reset, say yes both times and you will be in TWRP recovery it wont really factory reset
 
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