Smartphones have become an inevitable part of modern-day life, playing a nonpareil life, playing a nonpareil part in daily chores such as communication, internet surfing, social media, taking photos and videos, playing games, and setting up an alarm to name a few.

So much so that most of us habituate to mobile phones and need our devices to forever function smoothly. Though, Smartphones are eventually machines, susceptible to crashes, bugs, and other breakdowns over time. And whenever they develop any problem, we cannot help being panic imagining they’ll have to be given away for a mobile phone repair.

The great news is, a fair chunk of Smartphone problems are simply fixable at home, especially if you know what causes them. Even if some of them cannot be resolved, knowing their root cause and solutions will allow you to deal with them like a professional.

So in this blog, we have penned down the top 6 Smartphone repairs and the solution you need to know.

Broken or damaged Phone Screen

Do you know most Smartphone users all over the world have experienced a damaged or broken screen problem at least once? The major reasons for this to occur are:

• Slipping the Smartphone down due to the juxtaposing at a crowded spot

• An accidental fall

• Accompanying the Smartphone with metal keys in the pocket, etc

• Sitting on the Smartphone while it is in the back pocket

While it is obvious to panic seeing your broken Smartphone screen, you better avoid wasting time over regretting and look for possible solutions around. Check if your Smartphone is covered by your brand’s warranty. Some Smartphone brand provides screen protection under their warranty.

When the Smartphone screen gets damaged, the most feasible option is getting it fixed repaired, or replaced by a reliable repair center like iMobile Repairs. This’ll make sure you get an original screen replacement affordable and expertly.

Charging Port Issue

When your Smartphone experience slow or no charging issues, often the prime culprit is a faulty charging port. There is a small metal connector in the USB port that’s not connecting to the charging wire perfectly. The reason could be any of the below:

• Debris or dust blocking the contact or preventing the right power supply to the Smartphone

• Caused by corrosion when your Smartphone gets wet or you put it in a highly humid environment

• Hardware damage, normally when you drop the phone

You can successfully repair this problem at home if it’s not hardware related. Clean the port using soft cotton and a needle. Adjust the pin to the center, or as per your charger’s pin shape.

But before you try this, do not forget to use a different cable and charger to confirm that it is the port that is at fault. If the issue persists, do visit your iMobile Repairs in New Jersey for a professional Smartphone repair.

Water Damage 

Did you spill coffee/tea on your Smartphone? Or your cell phone took a dip in a swimming pool or tub or worse in the toilet? Whatever the reason, water damage is nasty and often comes with irreversible problems to your mobile phone. You can try the below tricks to save your Smartphone from water damage.

• Remove your Smartphone from the liquid and turn it off immediately

• Split up every component like the SIM card, Battery, and case, and put them in a dry spot.

• Use soft cotton or cloth to remove the water from these parts

• Try the classic silica gel or rice technique to bring your Smartphone back to life. Take a bowl full of rice in a plastic bag. Keep your Smartphone in it for 2-3 days. These techniques have proven efficient for several lucky users.

Prevention is always good than cure. You can protect your Smartphone from water damage using a waterproof case while you head off to the beach or pool. The pouches also prove efficient when you are out in rain carrying your Smartphone alongside you.

Speaker Not Working

If your Smartphone speaker starts causing issues, the foremost thing you’d check is the headphone output. Is your phone still in headphone mode? If yes, then perform the Smartphone rebooting. This should clear up the mess caused by any faulty app.

Next, ensure the speaker settings are perfect. Check if the volume is set too low. Increase volume and see if it works.

Another thing that needs your attention is don’t disturb mode. Ensure it is not enabled as this might prevent the speaker form from working rightly. You can check it through the settings than Do Not Disturb.

If the above tricks do not work, try a factory reset as your final try to resolve the phone speaker not working problem at home. Do not forget to take the data back beforehand, as the factory reset deletes all your files from your Smartphone.

Battery Draining Fast

This is a very common problem that Smartphone users often come across for mobile phone repair. First, let’s understand why your Smartphone starts running out of battery faster than usual, and then their fixes are below:

Not closing the background applications – Ensure you close the apps when they’re not in use including the ones running in the background.

• A 3^rdparty app or system glitch – in that case, just rebooting your Smartphone can be an efficient method. If needed use your Smartphone in safe mode. If the battery acts normally in safe mode, the problem is related to 3rd party apps. Then you’d delete the recently downloaded apps.

• Using several apps also turns out to be a battery sucker. Delete the apps that you do not use. Also, check if any particular app is consuming too much power. Setting > about the phone than battery use. Look over the list of applications and how much battery they consume. You can delete the apps which are of no use but still consuming a lot of battery.

• Update the Smartphone and software to the latest version. You can check through setting > system updates to find if any update is available for your Smartphone.

• A lot of notifications and ads pop up frequently. You can close them. Setting > manage apps > notifications. Disable notifications as per needs.

• Charging pattern or poor charging. Ensure you use a genuine charger. Also, use the 20 – 80 rules in the charging. This means always keeping the battery charging between 20 to 80 percent.

Phone Overheating

Every Smartphone generates heat through the main parts – Battery, CPU, and Screen. And hence minor and short-term heating is okay, especially when you have been using the Smartphone for a long time.

But if the Smartphone gets too warm, it is an issue caused either by software or app glitch, excessive pressure on any of the 3 heat-generating components, or a hardware fault. Liquid insertion is one more common reason for Smartphone overheating. You can try the solutions below to stop your Smartphone from overheating.

Now the solutions –

• Keep all the applications and software in your Smartphone updated.
• Avoid playing HD games and videos for very long
• Do not expose your Smartphone to direct sunlight
• Avoid battery charging 100 percent full or draining to 0.
• When your Smartphone overheats, stop using it. If it is not charging, remove the charger immediately and let it cool down. Best, you make the flight phone on to avoid any further functioning.
• When the Smartphone has cooled down, reboot it. Turn off the unused applications.
• Remove the Smartphone case, if you are using one.
• Use only the actual charger and do not leave your Smartphone charging overnight.

Frequent Hanging 

A hanging Smartphone is usually a sign of your device RAM being overused. Or there’re some malware apps present on the phone, especially on Android phones. To keep this problem at bay, try the following tips to fix the problem of the Smartphone keeps hanging and freezing.

• Delete your cache data regularly

• Refrain from downloading apps from unauthorized sources. Or simply, use only Apple Store or Google Play Store to download the app.

• Users with low RAM phones like 2 or 3 GB should avoid heavy graphic games like Call of Duty or PUBG.

• Always keep your phone system and applications updated.

• Every week or so, find and delete unused files and apps. Creating more RAM space means lowering the chances of hanging. Ideally, a cell phone should have around 30 percent of RAM space free.

When your Smartphone starts hanging, let the troubleshooting start with deleting the newly installed suspicious apps. Restart it, and then clean up the RAM. If needed perform a factory reset. And if the issue is still there, take your Smartphone to a reliable repair center iMobile Repairs in New Jersey! Here we can repair Android and iPhone as well as PC, Laptop, and MacBooks at extremely affordable prices.

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