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My phone just went dead in now it wont charge, the charge light isn't on at all, what can I do?
My phone was just on today, the battery went dead, when I put the charger on it did not work. so I put the charger on another phone, the charger worked fine. even the charger light didn't come on
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the alternator is definately bad, if it ran your battery dead like that, and of course as you can tell your battery is trash and needs replaced.. not sure what to tell you on how it runs, considering once it warms up it runs good.
Most likely you have a bad battery you can check by taking out the battery and feeling on it if it is flat than its good if it has a bump on it than it is no good.
I had the same problem. I had a 1 year warranty, so I called 1800-435-7732 and they sent me a new battery within 5 days. I just received it today and it works perfectly. Hope this helps you! =]
I am guessing heat can only come from discharging the battery in a non-intentional way. Short circuit or something internal.
Did you plug it into something besides the connector it came with? An FM transmitter for the iPod killed mine. Hard reset, wall charging, USB charge, iTunes restore, replaced the battery ... still dead. Considering how hot it gets, (could be a fire hazard?) surprised Apple doesn't issue a notice or warning.
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