There are a few common reasons why your Samsung Galaxy A04s might be getting heated:

1. **Heavy Usage**: If you're using apps that require a lot of processing power (like games or video streaming), your phone can heat up.

2. **Charging**: Phones often heat up while charging, especially if you're using it simultaneously.

3. **Background Processes**: If there are many apps running in the background, it can cause your phone's processor to work harder, leading to heat.

4. **Environment**: High ambient temperatures or direct sunlight can also cause your phone to heat up.

To cool it down, try the following:

- Close apps that you're not using.

- Avoid using your phone while it's charging.

- Remove the phone case to allow better heat dissipation.

- Keep your phone out of direct sunlight and in a cooler environment.

If the problem persists, it might be worth having your phone checked by a technician, as excessive heating can sometimes be a sign of a hardware issue.

Para limpar todos os dados do seu Motorola Moto E7 Power, você pode seguir estes passos:

1. **Acesse as Configurações**: Abra o aplicativo de Configurações no seu dispositivo.

2. **Backup dos dados**: Antes de prosseguir, é aconselhável fazer backup de todos os seus dados importantes, pois esse processo apagará tudo.

3. **Redefinir o dispositivo**:

- Vá para "Sistema".

- Selecione "Redefinição".

- Escolha "Redefinir todos os dados (restauração de fábrica)".

- Confirme sua seleção.

- Insira seu PIN, senha ou padrão de desbloqueio, se solicitado.

- Toque em "Redefinir telefone" para iniciar o processo.

4. **Aguarde a conclusão**: O dispositivo reiniciará e começará o processo de limpeza. Isso pode levar alguns minutos.

Após a conclusão, seu Motorola Moto E7 Power estará de volta ao estado de fábrica, sem seus dados pessoais.

It sounds like your Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones are experiencing some issues with charging and turning on. The symptoms you're describing, especially with the red blinking light and the unusual sequence of lights when attempting to charge or turn them on, could indeed indicate a problem, possibly water damage due to sweat during cycling.

Here are a few more steps you can try before considering a repair or replacement:

1. **Check the Charging Cable and Port**:

- Make sure the charging cable you're using is in good condition and is properly connected to a working power source.

- Ensure the charging port on the headphones is clean and free from debris.

2. **Try a Different Power Source**:

- Sometimes, using a different power adapter or USB port can make a difference.

3. **Further Reset Attempts**:

- Try a reset again, but this time hold the power button and volume down button for longer than 10 seconds (up to 20-30 seconds).

4. **Inspect for Water Damage**:

- Check for any signs of water or sweat damage around the charging port or inside the headphones. If you find any, gently clean it with a dry cloth and let it air dry thoroughly.

5. **Contact Beats Support**:

- If none of the above steps work, you might want to reach out to Beats Support directly. Even if the headphones are out of warranty, they may offer repair options.

6. **Consider Professional Repair**:

- If you're comfortable, you can also seek out a local electronics repair shop that specializes in headphones or visit an Apple Store for an assessment.

Given that these headphones are important to you, it's understandable that you want to exhaust all options before considering a replacement. However, water damage can sometimes cause internal issues that are difficult to resolve without professional assistance.

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I have done a couple out backlight changes on a 55” in the past but not an edge lit so that will be new to me, if they need changing!

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Hi mobile dad

There isn't much to go by, but a DVD player is a quite simple device​. I think it to be one of three things:

1. Bad cord or power connection. If the cord detaches from the player, make sure there is no debris inside the cord or player. If you can, use a multi meter to test continuity. Also, make sure that outlet is good by plugging other devices into it.

2. Electric problems. The player may have been exposed to static electricity, which could have ruined it. Or, the player was not on a surge protector during a surge. Alternatively, the voltage for the player may be different from what you have in your house. Either 120v or 240v.

3. Power button is broken, which will happen after too much wear and use. If this occurs, it should power on by pressing eject or using the button on the remote.

Hope this helps!