I just replaced the battery using the steps this site provided here. Excellent! My tablet works great now! No more rebooting! The micro USB charging port looks to be soldered in, meaning i will have to take the time later and use the soldering gun to remove it? The back still warms up, but after a lot of reading, it appears it is the CPU and i am using an app from google play called "Phone Cooler Master" its a fan with a red dot in the middle of it. It works well to lower the CPU usage and cools my tablet. Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 Repair
I just replaced the battery using the steps this site provided. Excellent! My tablet works great now! No more rebooting! The micro USB charging port looks to be soldered in, meaning i will have to take the time later and use the soldering gun to remove it? The back still warms up, but after a lot of reading, it appears it is the CPU and i am using an app from google play called "Cooling" its a fan with a red dot in the middle of it. It works well to lower the CPU usage and cools my tablet
I have had constant issues with my Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T350 as far as a reboot loop. The back of my tablet was getting warm near the power button. I contacted Samsung and they suggested a third-party app might be causing it. They said to reboot into safe mode (Make sure it is turned off and plugged in. Hold the power button and volume down until the samsung logo appears after the Galaxy Tab A screen, let go of the power button but continue to hold the volume down until it begins to load the home screen. You will see "safe mode" in the bottom left corn of the screen) If a third party app causes the reboot loop, it won't do it while in safe mode. Thats when you have to use the process of elimination by removing apps until it stops rebooting. I just did a reset with automatic restore disabled under backup and restore section, but after, mine began to do the reboot loop in safe mode. I began noticing my remaining battery power would show 100%, but after a reboot loop it would show 80% or so. I contacted Samsu...
Long time since you posted this, but clean out the micro USB charge port. Use a toothpick gently, and vacuum. A lot of lint and dirt gets in and stops a proper connection
Long time since you posted this, but clean out the micro USB charge port. Use a toothpick gently, and vacuum. A lot of lint and dirt gets in and stops a proper connection
Good to know, thank you!