Fairly new blackberry curve overheated and battery drained

Hi! I have exactly the same problem! My BB curve died last Sunday. I bought a new battery, but it drained it again today.. I have been really careful with the phone and it is relatively new, so I cannot explain why this happens! Please let me know what you did with yours! Thank you beforehand!

It is the main board. If you have phone insurance through your carrier they should be able to replace it. Otherwise there is not much you can do aside from purchase of a new phone.

Pull the battery out and put back in. Then hit the reset button on back panel.

i think it is a software issue try to reset the phone or update the software of your device if you dont know how let me know i can guide you ,

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is your phone on auto key lock. this helps my phone so that the battery doesnt drain so quickly, ten hours constantly on it is sufficient for a new phone these days

On my blackberry (Curve, aka 8830) that means the battery is almost dead. Have you tried charging it?

Why pay when you can do it your self.

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Have you tried different chargers?
It's either the voltage regulator in your curve or a very weak almost dead battery.
You can test the batt if you have a friend with a curve, swap batteries in your phones and if yours works again and his does what yours did, get a new battery and all is well. If yours keeps acting up with the swapped battery, it may be time to get a new phone.

This usually means the bb and battery got a little wet or has other issues. Try these solutions in order. They go from easisest to hardest. NOTE: If you have an insurance policy on the bb probably best just to take it in.

1. Remove the back cover. Remove the battery and the SIM card. Wait 30 seconds. Replace SIM, battery and back cover. Reboot. Plug in the bb and charge fully.

2. If that doesn't work, allow the bb to remain unplugged but ON for about 24 hours to drain the battery. Remove back cover and battery. Allow battery and opened bb to sit in a dry environment for 24 - 36 hours. Relace battery and cover. Reboot. Plug in the bb and charge fully.

3. If that fails, try another battery (a friends or one from your cellstore) to see if tat's the problem. If so, (a) retry step 2 but allow battery to FULLY drain then dry out again, (b) buy a new battery for $60 retail or (c) buy a new battery on ebay for a lot less.

4. Take in.

buy a battery if problem persists maybe time for a new phone