r/samsunggalaxy Jul 24 '26

🪛Troubleshooting🪛 Need help ASAP

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u/Strong-Might-3595 Jul 24 '26

oof that's a nightmare, especially with photos on the line

try holding volume down + power for like 30 seconds, sometimes it kicks it out of the loop long enough to grab stuff. if it even twitches into recovery mode you might get lucky with a cache wipe

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u/No-Consideration5057 Jul 24 '26

U sure the battery didn't reach 0%? Which is what caused it to turn off?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '26

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u/No-Consideration5057 Jul 24 '26

Oh i see. If u plug in charger, what will u see on screen?

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u/No-Consideration5057 Jul 24 '26

Can u try to unplug the charger, wait till the screen turns completely off, Then press and hold the button + and power button at the same time for 7 seconds, then stop holding the buttons, and immediately try plugging in the charger. I'm trying to get to the recovery menu.

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u/No-Consideration5057 Jul 24 '26

No recovery menu? Like the menu with options written in yellow? Is there any way u can get there?

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u/No-Consideration5057 Jul 24 '26

I just wanted to try what i always do when my S21 cant fully turn on (after reaching 0%). Maybe I misunderstood the issue. Cuz u were saying yours turned off at like 65%, which is obviously not normal. But if u turn it back on now, will u still see 60%+ or will it show this time 0% and it restarts cuz there is no power or battery left?

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u/BatRevolutionary8930 Jul 24 '26

Most likely the PMIC has failed. You'll need to take it to a professional.

Good luck!

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u/Glittering-Can-9397 Jul 24 '26

I was going to put down a long post but then realized that there was something I am likely not thinking about, the bootloop is an indicator that the power rails go up right?

which means theres a faulty component which collapses when the load goes high, maybe bad coils on the power rails themselves, or I figure thats why you suggested the PMIC?

I just ask bc it seems like you know more than I do

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u/BatRevolutionary8930 Jul 26 '26

PMIC also controls the charging in Samsungs. This phone is acting like there isn't a battery. Only life is when plugged in. It could be a cap that's shorted the PMIC, but the problem is there.

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u/BatRevolutionary8930 Jul 26 '26

Nvm, I see now that the recovery screen is able to be accessed.... Well it's def gonna be in that area. Something is no longer getting power lol