cellphone nga nibuto while charging

[markyap]

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maybe that was a case of a batt gone bad.. it could be that the user keeps on charging his/her phone even if minimal use only and there was an instance of high voltage sa ilang area causing the ignition...(init na kaayo tingali ang batt ato before pa)

we have read reports of laptops got overheated and fried to extinction.. as in the popular case of dell's... cellphones pa kaha..?

i think its just a lemon...even i used to charge my phone (6310i) none stop...naka car kit lang all the time...6 years after battery is still great racking up 5 days use without charging...

currently i still leave my phone charging overnight most of the time coz i still use ACP7 slow charger at home hehehe... i use this with the 9500.

for the n95 same thing i keep it charged all the time as i need max power when i unplug it coz of its short battery life. la naman problem.

my units doesnt heat up naman...but i guess to be safe dont over charge nalang gyud.

in all likelyhood the unit that blew up has a hardware malfuction causing it to overheat to the point of the battery exploding...phone should have stoped charging once temp went very high...

[dismarked]

unsa man modelato cell ng nibuto bro?

[ravitz]

siguro diay na ang batt niboto ato? basin lain..

[Ding_qua_qua]

basin nabasa to dayun iyang gibuwad sa init, nya gicharge, i know someone na nahagbung sa bowl ang phone texting while (can i say this?) shitt*ng

[st@rr]

unsa man modelato cell ng nibuto bro?

I think it's the Nokia N91.

[xyberblue]

N91 to siya, then lithium Ion ang battery. All original jud daw ang unit. Wala man sad gi sulti where gi manufacture maybe in China to gi manufacture.

[joshbonz]

i think its just a lemon...even i used to charge my phone (6310i) none stop...naka car kit lang all the time...6 years after battery is still great racking up 5 days use without charging...

currently i still leave my phone charging overnight most of the time coz i still use ACP7 slow charger at home hehehe... i use this with the 9500.

for the n95 same thing i keep it charged all the time as i need max power when i unplug it coz of its short battery life. la naman problem.

my units doesnt heat up naman...but i guess to be safe dont over charge nalang gyud.

in all likelyhood the unit that blew up has a hardware malfuction causing it to overheat to the point of the battery exploding...phone should have stoped charging once temp went very high...

I would agree on you master guru... probably that phone is not brandnew when the owner first bought it... it's a lemon and it may have had that overheating problem long before it was sold to that owner...

I share my sympathy to that person who owns the phone... It just goes to show all you buyers out there, be forewarn.. don't buy cellphones from unauthorized dealers or shady person/s or entities.. buy only to certified and guaranteed cellphone stores and shops who offers first hand warranties and services at very affordable prices.

On the other hand also, God bless his soul that no harm have befallen on him when his phone blown out.. Phones can be replace.. lives can't

[meteorbites]

i think there's a system check on the phone kung full batt na sya.. mo stop na sya charge when its full.

Naa lng jud cguro defect to nga phone.

[keczianthei]

kuyawa ani oi.. this should serve as a warning..

[switch]

atot ana sad raba ko biyaan ra nako.... kuyaw mobuto sa itlog dapit.