NWA Cell Phone Repair

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you must’ve heard about cell phones exploding and catching fire. There are quite a few cases, with phones from big-name manufacturers exploding as well. The probability of your phone exploding is very low, but never not zero. There are multiple reasons a phone blows up. In this blog, we have compiled a few common reasons why mobile phones explode.   1.  Manufacturing Defect The most common cause of phone explosions is a manufacturing flaw. Before being dispatched, the phone's  lithium-ion battery  must be thoroughly inspected. A faulty part or a production line flaw can lead the lithium battery to fail and explode.   2.  Damaged Battery When a cellphone is dropped or damaged, the battery may be damaged as well. This can cause the battery's inner chemical or mechanical structure to change, resulting in short-circuits, overheating, and other problems. When a battery is broken, it usually swells, which in itself is a reason good enough to di

  Mobile phones were introduced as a substitute for landlines with the feature of being able to be carried anywhere due to their size. This requires them to have a battery that would last long.   These days, one of the biggest issues mobile phone users complain about is their batteries not lasting long enough. Even though mobile phone companies are putting in more powerful and bigger batteries over time, this issue still persists. There is a certain mistake we make when it comes to deteriorating the health of our phone battery. We’ll explain a few of them in this blog.   1.  Using Non-Authorized Chargers or Cables Always charge your phones with a charger and the cable certified by the company of the phone you’re using. Local chargers and cables  might come at a cheaper price but they damage your phone’s battery and also void the warranty of your mobile phone. Most phones provide authorized chargers along with the phone when you buy a new one.   2.  Waiting for the Battery to Die before