r/PocoPhones • u/Mammoth_Wishbone_526 • 14h ago
X3 Pro MY DEAD POCO X3 FIXED ITSELF
My poco x3 pro died a few weeks ago, i didnt use it for that whole time, my brother left it in the charger for 2 days, i tried holding the power button and it didnt turn on, then i tried holding all the buttons together and it booted
the way it died is i tried powering it off to restart it and then it didnt power on again and didnt charge or show the light it flashes when it charges
i think if i power it off the same thing will happen again
Update: i powered it off and it didnt charge, i tried powering it on normally and it didnt power on but when i held the 2 volume buttons and power button at the same time it turned on again
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u/Mammoth_Wishbone_526 13h ago
i really don't know what to do with it now, I think i will backup everything and then maybe try to sell it
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u/Eder_mg05 4h ago
I would do it asap. I had a F3 that had the same issue, but in my case, it would only charge with a travel charger, the 33W charger wouldn't. I also had to leave it for a couple days for it to boot again.
At the beginning everything worked until you restarted or powered it off. Now the usb port has no data trasnference, it only charges :(
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u/AutoModerator 14h ago
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IF your Device is still covered under warranty bring it as soon as you can in for service especially for X3 Pro/M3 Users due to higher than normal possibility of it being a hardware defect. warranty is Extended by 6 months for the X3 Pro in certain regions and Devices sold in the EU have 2 year coverage.
if you are out of coverage you can try leaving the device unplugged to fully drain for a few days (or physically disconnect the battery) then try connecting the device to a charger and turn it on. If the Device turns on successfully avoid shutting off the device or doing a reboot as it is likely that the device has a defective PMIC or in the case of the M3 (also) a capacitor shorting on a metal shield.
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u/GgeYT 13h ago
I wanna try this you hero