In this post, I’ll guide you on fixing the issue of your Samsung S7 repair not turning on after an overnight charge. Given the battery issues with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, Samsung users are wary of all other devices, including the S7 Edge. While the S7 Edge has some battery issues, it’s nothing like the Note 7. So, in this post, I’ll help you troubleshoot any charging problems you may be having with your Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.
Samsung S7 Repair Issue
Troubleshoot S7 Edge Not Turning On After Overnight Charge
A friend encountered an issue with their Samsung phone, showing the message “Odin Mode (HIGH SPEED)” in red with the following details: PRODUCT NAME: SM-G935V, CURRENT BINARY: SAMSUNG OFFICIAL, SYSTEM STATUS: OFFICIAL, FAP LOCK: ON, QUALCOMM SECUREBOOT: ENABLE, RP SWREV: B4(2,1,1,1,1) K1 S3, and SECURE DOWNLOAD: ENABLE.
This signifies that the device is stuck in the download mode. Usually, a simple restart can suffice and the device will boot normally. However, if it doesn’t work, try the following methods.
- Boot your phone into recovery mode and clear the cache partition of the device.
- Access recovery mode on your phone, and perform a factory reset. Keep in mind that this will erase all the data on your phone.
Troubleshoot PIN Request Loop on S7 Edge
To address the problem of S7 Edge continually requesting a PIN, start by booting your device in Safe Mode, especially if you’re using a third-party launcher. Remove the launcher app you installed, as this issue has been reported in many forums. If you’re not using a third-party launcher app, try following these steps.
- Power off your device.
- Press and hold the Home, Power, and Volume Up keys simultaneously.
- Once you see the logo, let go of the power button, but continue holding down the Home and Volume Up keys.
- When the Android logo appears, release both buttons.
- Navigate and select “Wipe Cache Partition” using the Volume Down button.
- Select the option using the Power key.
- Select “Yes” when prompted in the next menu.
- Wait for the process to finish. Once it’s done, choose “Reboot System Now,” and use the power button to select it.
- The process is complete.
Procedure 2
- Power down your device.
- Press and hold the Home, Power, and Volume Up keys together.
- Once you see the logo, let go of the power button, but continue to hold down the Home and Volume Up keys.
- When the Android logo appears, release both buttons.
- Navigate to “Wipe Data/Factory Reset” using the volume down button and highlight it.
- Select the option using the power key.
- When prompted in the next menu, select “Yes.”
- Wait for the process to complete. Once finished, highlight “Reboot System Now” and select it using the power button.
- The process is complete.
Fixing S7 Edge Not Turning On
- There are several reasons why this issue could occur, but there are very few tips available to fix it.
- Start by charging your device with the original Samsung Fast Charger for 20 minutes.
- Clean your device’s charging port using a toothpick or similar tool, then connect it to the wall charger.
- Attempt to use different cables and adapters while charging your device.
If none of these steps help, it is recommended to take your device to a Samsung store and have a professional look at it.
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