As you probably know, as with most electronic devices that work wirelessly, it is the battery that is the weak point of an LG K30. It is therefore important to take care of it and do everything possible to optimize its longevity. If you are wondering about the state of yours, you've come to the right place. We have written this guide to help you in your research.
In fact, you will now see how to check the battery condition of an LG K30? For this, first of all, we will quickly find out why it is absolutely important to know where your battery is. Then, various tests in order to find out the state of health of the battery of your LG K30. First visually, and then two internal tests.
Why is it important to check the health of the battery of your LG K30?
We therefore start our guide by seeing why it is improtant to know the state of wear of the battery of your LG K30. We told you briefly in the introduction, the main problem that can happen to you with a smartphone is that the battery returns the soul ... And who says dead battery says unusable mobile phone! Fortunately, it is now possible to change the battery of your LG K30, we have made a guide to help you in this direction.
However, before replacing it, you must be sure that it is in poor condition. At times it is only because of a too intensive use , wrong charger that you are facing battery problems on your LG K30. To check that your battery is not really showing signs of weakness, perform the following tests.
How to test the health of the battery of your LG K30?
Visually check the battery status of your LG K30
We now move on to the various tests that you will be able to carry out to find out the condition of the battery of your LG K30. We start with a simple visual test. Since batteries are made of chemicals and metals, it sometimes happens, if you have exposed your mobile phone to too high temperatures, if it has been left in direct sunlight, if it has been charged too long, that the battery deforms ...
Unfortunately this visual test is less and less easy to perform since most of the phones are now sealed and the shell cannot be removed quickly. If on your version of your LG K30 you can do it, examine the shape of the battery and look for rust or irregularities which would be the sign of a damaged battery to be replaced quickly or else risk of explosion or fire.
Check the battery status of your LG K30 via the secret menu
Second test for the battery of your LG K30! There is a secret menu that few people know about. It is useful when you want to access or test the different components or functionalities of your mobile phone. In our case it allows you to look at 3 data: the battery level, the state of health of the battery and the voltage of the latter. To get there:
- Open the app » Phone »Of your LG K30
- Come back * # * # * # * # 4636
- In the menu that appears go to » Battery information »
- Check the number indicated in the category » Battery level ", It must be greater than 80 , otherwise it announces that your battery starts to tire
- Finally, compare the value in » Battery voltage »With the value on the box of your LG K30. If it is lower it also indicates that the battery is tired
Test if the battery of your LG K30 is healthy with an application
Finally, last test, if you ever cannot access the hidden Android menu or if you prefer to use an application to check the health of the battery of your LG K30 , know that there are a multitude of them, we have chosen to present to you CPU-Z , an app developed to know the components and their status on a mobile phone or computer, you will have access to the same indications as with the hidden Android menu:
- Go to the Google Play Store, download and install CPU-Z on your LG K30
- Open the application, go to the »tab Battery »
- Check the section » Health "Which will give you the general condition of your battery, as well as" Voltage »That you can compare with the factory data
If you are ever looking for a lot of tutorials to become the king of the LG K30, we invite you to consult the other tutorials in the category: LG K30.
