device maintenance > battery > 3 dots > advanced settings > disable "limit maximum charge to 60%"

IF you restart ur phone, need to do above steps again

Thanks, that is helpful until I get my phone replaced this coming weekend.

YES has mentioned to me to just bring box and phone. called me yesterday to inform me

LOOK LIKE SME want to hide something from our consumer…
refund and return detail not clear enuf…

If charge to 100% it really will boom?

for far no case yet in Malaysia..

but I think it would overheat first, then kaboom

I read on FB BBS Distributor mobile supplier said that 26 cases was fake explored by human cause to slow down Samsung company business, reputation n share market price down as well.

Samsung customer service recall the owner, some totally missing, disappear, not answer, some just withdraw the case n few of them just want to replace new set n redeem some gift.

Not sure the news is true or not.

Have a good day bro/sis.

Dang, my wife dropped the phone and cracked the edge. Can it be swapped still? Adui.

One of the forummer here said can as his phone also cracked.

Try and see , hopefully they understand and allow the exchange. If cannot maybe forgo the screen crack protection? I don't know, just giving opinion if it were me. Good luck bro.

Actually before recall, all Samsung show rooms and dealers are show case Note 7. Those display & demo units are keep on charging all the times ...but never heard any problem or explosion.

So may be we need to think about it: Is it because of user's individual habits or other factors caused those explosion?

Not sure about kaboom...
We are talking about force update that limit charging to 60%.
Actually we can change the 60% limitation to 80%
This could reduce hassle to bring powerbank around
3 more days only...

Is ppl , news and social media report trying to makes thing worst.

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This post has been edited by ayed08: Sep 26 2016, 09:41 AM

Yea & the ppl that have social media sickness share this & that

Basically saying, phone and box will do.

bloomberg already mentioned about "design flaw" 2 weeks back

but at that times more on the battery not the the phone itself

Haihyoh.. means still no conclusive answer. Later their staff dowan to accept also can.

show them the email

iinm, accessories dun enjoy the full term warranty and i'm not sure how Samsung deals with the pen.

but yes, theoretically speaking, under warranty, you can get it fixed.

but it could be just 6 months instead of 2 years...