The worst breakdowns in mobile phones

Almost all of us have experienced that feeling of discouragement when discovering some unexpected damage to our mobile. Unfortunately, in mobile phones we do not have the warning lights that appear in vehicles such as "check tire pressure" or "change oil", so we can never know what state the components of our phone are in. Having a witness of this type would get us to be extremely cautious from that very moment, and we would avoid a large number of breakdowns. Since we do not have these warning signs, we want to warn ourselves of the worst cell phone malfunctions. You will not have a witness to warn you, but knowing them you will be able to avoid them.

What are the worst breakdowns in mobile phones that are not covered by the warranty?

Users who buy a new phone enjoy a warranty provided by the manufacturer itself. This warranty covers a minimum period of 24 months and takes care of certain types of repair problems, but not all. For this reason, we want to highlight some common problems that are outside the scope of the warranty. Some mobile phone dealers may even offer a warranty extension for an extra amount of money. These extra guarantees can be useful, but we must always pay attention to the coverage included in the contract. We may be paying extra money for protection that we thought would cover a number of problems, when in reality it may not. We explain which are these breakdowns that the warranty does not take care of:

Water in device

This is without a doubt one of the worst breakdowns in mobile phones. If we accidentally drop the phone in water, the warranty is immediately void. Some users try to take the mobile dry to the technical service and avoid saying that it has been dropped in water. The phones have witnesses that change color once exposed to water. In this way, the technicians know perfectly which mobile has taken a dip before reaching the technical service. Phones that fall into toilets, sinks, swimming pools, fountains, spas, and other watery environments typically suffer considerable damage, but if they can be removed and dried quickly, they may not be damaged at all.

Battery malfunction

In most cases, manufacturers do not usually offer repair services if a battery damages a customer's phone. Batteries, as you may have seen on occasion, can burn for different reasons. One of the most common causes for the mobile battery to break down is charging them using unofficial chargers. For this reason, we recommend that you always use an official charger of the brand and put aside any other type of cheap charger that you may have bought in an unofficial store.

Scratched or dented screens

It is one of the main problems of today's phones. The large touchscreens of today's smartphones are very easily scratched. While it is true that many of them have Corning Gorilla Glass technology, this may not be enough for some objects. That is why most users tend to protect it with tempered glass. This area of ​​the phone is highly sensitive and, unfortunately, a typically limited warranty is not going to cover these types of breakdowns.

Damages Caused by Third Party Repairers

Customers should be very careful when looking for a good mobile repair tech service, and should only turn to qualified repair companies. Accidental damage resulting from negligent repair is outside the scope of the limited warranty.

Problems with the locked phone

If for any reason you have forgotten the unlock pin or pattern of your mobile, the warranty does not offer any assistance for its repair. A customer who does not manage a password runs the risk of losing all warranty protections. For this reason, be sure to keep your password stored (in writing) in a safe place where you will not lose it.

Protective accessories

Be very careful when applying any accessories to protect your phone. Some of them are so sealed to the surface that it can damage the phone. If these accessories cause a problem, the warranty will not cover the cost of the repair.

Have you had any other problems that the warranty did not cover? If so, leave a comment.