@xen69017 "but it gets quite warm" heat=short circuit For now, I would suggest you replace the battery once more (get a different vendor. There is a lot of "trickery" going on right now with low quality batteries flooding the market. Yes, I would go ahead and replace the charging board and take a close look at teh flex cable from that board to teh main board. Those can corroded and come loose in the connector.
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@xen69017 "but it gets quite warm" heat=short circuit For now, I would suggest you replace the battery once more (get a different vendor. There is a lot of "trickery" going on right now with low quality batteries flooding the market. Yes, I would go ahead and replace the charging board and take a close look at the flex cable from that board to the main board. Those can corroded and come loose in the connector.
Also, try your phone in safe mode and see if that makes a difference. Some software updates are known to do this as well.
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IF that does not change anything it is possible that you have an issue with the charging circuit on your main board. For that you will need the schematics and boardview as well as some pretty good tools and skills to fix that. Let us know what you find out.
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IF that does not change anything it is possible that you have an issue with the charging circuit on your main board. The issue would not be with the charging port but with the PMIC on the board For that you will need the schematics and boardview as well as some pretty good tools and skills to fix that. Let us know what you find out.
@xen69017 "but it gets quite warm" heat=short circuit For now, I would suggest you replace the battery once more (get a different vendor. There is a lot of "trickery" going on right now with low quality batteries flooding the market. Yes, I would go ahead and replace the charging board and take a close look at teh flex cable from that board to teh main board. Those can corroded and come loose in the connector.
Also, try your phone in safe mode and see if that makes a difference. Some software updates are known to do this as well.
IF that does not change anything it is possible that you have an issue with the charging circuit on your main board. For that you will need the schematics and boardview as well as some pretty good tools and skills to fix that. Let us know what you find out.