problem with charging

Hi

I have problem with charging my phone. I plug the charger and my Galaxy goes crazy. The screen firstly goes black, then my Samsung loads the main screen and it scans media, then again it goes black and loads the main screen etc. I can't do anything, it won't respond to anything. I have to turn it off, wait until it's charged, unplug the charger and turn my phone on and then finally it's working. When my Galaxy isn't charging everything works fine.

Any ideas what the problem may be???

Its either you charger or your SGS faulty, is your SGS less than a year old? if so take back to the shop you bought it from.

Give it for Warranty

Peace.
IronSingh

Go back to the shop.

Take the two chargers with you.

And plug it in infront of him.

It seems like it's your adapter. Not the Phone.

Or maybe the Electricity at your home is fluctuating alot, and it messes with the DC voltage being sent to the phone.

An easy way to detect this is to check how hot the battery is.

Open the Battery case and touch the Battery, it should be getting hot very rapidly.

Peace.
IronSingh

Sorry I should be more layman.

The biggest problem facing small devices like smart phones is their Battery.

Now the whole industry is looking for a solution for the battery problem, the one who solves it will be filthy rich.

What am I talking about?

I am talking about the problem of Li-Ion Batteries. They have to be charged slowly, and they will discharge slowly. If you charge them fast they will discharge fast.

They retain the speed they are charged with, once it's set not much you can do.

When they discharge faster they give a higher output then is recommended for the device.

What I am suggesting is that your Electrical fluctuation has disturbed your battery and is giving off a higher discharge rate, you can check this by feeling the temperature of the battery. (As I suggested Earlier).

Even if you check at your office, the problem should be replicated.

There is also a Resistor (Governor) to make sure that this doesn't happen, but I guess it's fried otherwise you shouldn't be facing this issue.

Did this problem arise immediately after you plugged in the device at your home or did it take a while? It should have taken a while.

My knowledge in the field is not the highest, I read about it a while ago, so if someone can correct me on it, that would be awesome.

There has been progress in Batteries, Recently I read about a new method for producing batteries that can be charged in a couple of minutes and discharge at a similar rate to what we have now.

Ok found the link.

Peace.
IronSingh

This is a theory, I am providing a probable cause.

I don't know the situation nor the environment that you have, I am going on the hypothesis that there is a fluctuation in the electricity at your home, and that in turn has led you to these problems, but this problem should also be affecting other electrical appliances at your home.

It could also be a problem with the Extension Cord, in which case everything connected to that particular Cord is having problems.

You are intelligent enough to Figure out things for yourself. After reading about your problem, this is the thing that came to my mind. You need to test if it is actually correct.

A theory only get strong after it has been tested many times and is able to hold it own in all tests.

Peace.
IronSingh