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What to do if your Galaxy phone won't power 
on properly? 
  
Answer 
If your Galaxy phone won't turn on, there are 
a few things to check. In most cases, the phone is not charging properly, or 
the device may be damaged. Refer to the guide below for more information. 
  
Before you try the recommendations below, be 
sure to check if your device's software and related apps are updated to the 
latest version. To update your mobile device's software, follow these steps: 
    - Step 1: 
    Go to Settings > Software update.
 
    - Step 2: 
    Tap on Download and install.
 
    - Step 3: 
    Follow the on-screen instructions.
 
 
  
    - Charge the battery sufficiently 
    before turning on the phone.
 
 
You need to charge the battery first before 
turning on your phone. If the battery is completely discharged, the device cannot 
be turned on immediately even when the charger is connected. So, to turn it 
on, you need to charge the battery for at least a few minutes. After charging 
the battery, try to turn the phone on again. 
  
  
Note: 
    - The required charging time to turn on 
    the device may differ by device and model.
 
    - The USB connection on a PC may not provide 
    enough power to charge and use the phone or tablet at the same time because 
    it will require significantly more time to charge. Power it off for a faster 
    charge.
 
 
  
    - Make sure that you are using a compatible 
    charger.
 
 
If the voltage, amperage and plug type of the 
charger are not compatible with your phone, the device may be seriously damaged. 
It is recommended to use a genuine charger certified by Samsung. 
  
    - Verify that your devices are not 
    damaged.
 
 
Check your phone, charger, and USB cable for 
physical or liquid damage. If there is damage, it may be interfering with proper 
charging. After checking the following items, if any parts are damaged, replace 
them or contact the nearest Samsung service center for help. 
    - Check the phone charging port and cables 
    for corrosion, foreign objects, and bent pins.
 
    - Make sure your phone is not submerged, 
    overheated, swelled or damaged.
 
    - The charging cable must be firmly attached 
    to the charging port without shaking.
 
 
  
    - Attempt a forced restart of the 
    phone.
 
 
If you're experiencing unusual behavior on 
Samsung mobiles, tablets or wearables, you can send us an error report or ask 
us a question in the Samsung Members app. 
  
                                                                                                                            
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