is there something like fake battery or replacement?

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i just want to remove the battery body and let my phone boot normally. but no luck, when i removed it and plug in usb power, the phone boot but seems like low power and shutdown.

thanks.

ihaven0emmail@gmail.com wrote...
>
> i just want to remove the battery body and let my phone boot
> normally. but no luck, when i removed it and plug in usb power,
> the phone boot but seems like low power and shutdown.

 My Nexus 5 phone would shutdown seconds after starting to
 boot up.  Suspecting the battery, I replaced it with a new
 one.  There was no change, so the battery wasn't at fault.
 I went out and purchased a Pixel 3, solving the problem.


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    - Win

On Monday, December 23, 2019 at 9:53:24 PM UTC-5, ihaven...@gmail.com wrote:
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> 
> i just want to remove the battery body and let my phone boot normally. but no luck, when i removed it and plug in usb power, the phone boot but seems like low power and shutdown.
> 
> thanks.

IDK about a fake battery, but you certainly can buy replacement batteries
for most phones, including cheap ones from China.  Even a cheap, China
one would suffice to get it to boot up.  Assuming that it is a battery
problem.  Hard to tell what goes on with the battery interface, how it's
monitored, etc.  It's certainly possible that it won't boot without a
battery, with just USB power.  Ebay would have cheap ones.

On Tuesday, 24 December 2019 02:53:24 UTC, ihaven...@gmail.com  wrote:

> i just want to remove the battery body and let my phone boot normally. but no luck, when i removed it and plug in usb power, the phone boot but seems like low power and shutdown.
> 
> thanks.

Cheap batteries from HCina tend to be C grade. That means used batteries - they test them and anything that holds a charge gets rewrapped & sold. Not surprisingly some are defective, some good.


NT

On 2019-12-24, ihaven0emmail@gmail.com <ihaven0emmail@gmail.com> wrote:
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> i just want to remove the battery body and let my phone boot normally. but no luck, when i removed it and plug in usb power, the phone boot but seems like low power and shutdown.
>
> thanks.

maybe you could connect a capacitor to the battrey terminals and a
resistor to the temp sensor terminals

may or may not work but seems unlikely to damage the phone.


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