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[Davide Alberelli <dadexix86@xxxxxxxxx>]

It was, since the battery was drained to 0, no sign of life even when
touching the power button.
I had to disconnect the charger and reconnect it, then the charge started
again, waited some time and then I could turn it on again.

Davide Alberelli

2015-06-09 12:13 GMT+02:00 Wayne Ward <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

>  aaahhh in that case thats not good.
>
> what was the state of the phone when you awoke was it off? or on but no
> alarm
>
> Wayne
>
> Maybe I was not clear, but the phone _was_ charging when I went to bed!
> It went up to 100% and then suddenly it stopped charging and the battery
> got drained.
>
> Davide Alberelli
>
> On 09/06/15 11:01, Matthias Apitz wrote:
>
> El d�a Tuesday, June 09, 2015 a las 11:35:49AM +0200, Davide Alberelli escribi�:
>
>
>  Hello list,
> It's the second time that happens to me, so it's time to investigate it.
>
> bq Aquaris e4.5, r22
>
> Before going to sleep I usually connect the phone to the charger.
> Yesterday night (it's not the first time that happens though) at first it
> charged but at some point the battery got drained to 0.
> This meant that this morning the alarm didn't rang and I stayed in bed a
> bit too long (not that much to have trouble at work, fortunately).
>
> I attach a picture of a screenshot of the battery settings, so you can see
> this strange behaviour.
>
> I went to bed (and attached it to the charger) after 23, then it got
> charged, and then suddenly something went wrong (but I was sleeping, so no
> way to notice it!).
>
>  I have had this already twice too with the E4.5 r22 of my wife (mine does
> not show this, but I have another use profile, mine is all day attached
> to my laptop from 7 to 22); the only new in your case is, that it
> happens even while attached to power; but maybe after "full" the
> charging is just switched off and it behaves like not attached to a
> charger. I filed a bug issue (I do not have the number, search for it,
> please). You should attache your case there.
>
> BQ.com's support said to me that I should re-calibrate the battery. Which I now
> have done with 4 times completely drained and charged to 100%. We will
> see if this help.
>
>
>  I would really like that this gets investigated _and solved_, because one
> should be able to always rely at least on the alarm.
>
>  Maybe it helps running a script by crond and raise alarm, if battery is
> below 10%.
>
> 	matthias
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