How To Fix Panasonic Overheating Problem? – Troubleshooting Fix & Tips | GETDroidTips

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#7 – Apps are everything

Get rid of the apps that you don’t want, that’s the end of many problems. It is because there are millions of apps on Google Play Store and people usually download many of them where either some stay or get replaced by others while some stay used or even not ever used. The problem is, apps consume space and resources and putting too much strain on the battery and the SoC that handles all the operations causes it to break up and cause a slew of problems. It is, however, advisable to get rid of apps you don’t need, disable apps that you need not right away but you can’t uninstall it either.

#8 – Update all the apps

If some or all of the apps are outdated, it can lead to various problems since outdated apps are a magnet to bugs and errors. Thus, getting rid of the outdated apps is crucial. For that, you’ll need to open the Google Play Store and select ‘My apps and games >> Installed’. Check out which apps need updates and go through with it.

#9 – Update the firmware

The firmware is an important piece of software as it handles both hardware and software components of a smartphone by enabling it to interact and execute tasks. Outdated firmware can reduce the performance of a smartphone and it can also cause it to overheat due to excess heat generation and thus, it is healthy to update the firmware. But if you aren’t getting any firmware update upfront, you can always choose a custom ROM which gets frequent updates.

#10 – Avoid using the phone with poor signals

When you are using the phone with poor signals both cellular and Wi-fi, the phone requires to work extensively which raises the internal temperature and thus, must be avoided. Instead, use the phone when the signals are good and you are good to go.

#11 – The right way to charging the phone

People will simply plug in the charger to the phone whenever they feel like it but it is wrong. First of all, keep the phone on a dry and cool surface. Now, you need to plug in the charger but I would recommend using 90:10 or 80:20 proportion where you use the phone till it drops to the lowest value stated based on which proportion you want to depend on and finally, charge the phone to the maximum value associated with the proportion. This works fine on my smartphone as it provides a good 20+ hours of standby and 5+ hours of screen on time even after playing almost an hour of a popular graphic-intensive game.

#12 – Get rid of cache files

There are basically three places where you’ll find cache files. First, you need to proceed to ‘Settings >> Apps >> Downloaded’ where you select an app, tap on ‘Clear Data’ and ‘Clear Cache’ to get rid of it. Further, you need to proceed to ‘Settings >> Storage >> Cache Memory’ and that’s where you get rid of second place of cache storage. The third method requires booting into the recovery mode which is explained briefly in the next method (“#13”). Here, tap on “Wipe cache partition >> Yes” and that’s it.

#13 – Overhaul the settings with Reset Factory

Restoring the phone to its original setting is both easy and works great solving any software-related issue. Here, you will need to boot into the recovery mode where you can restore the phone and here’s how.
Step 01: Turn off the phone (duh!)
Step 02: Press the power button and volume up & volume down button together.
Step 03: Keep it pressed for a few seconds until the screen doesn’t show an Android logo when you can let it go.
Step 04: Once the phone boots into the recovery mode, you need to select ‘Clear data/factory reset’ from amidst the menu.
Step 05: Finally, tap on ‘Yes — delete all user data’ and the phone is restored now.

#14 – Get help from a service center

If you haven’t been able to fix the issue or bring down its severity as of now, you need to report the problem to a service center authorized by the manufacturer because third party service centers will void your warranty.