Nokia E71 getting warm and discharging

[Zathara]

Is this occurred to anybody else? Can I leave my phone in a pocket; can be truly hot to the touch both on the keyboard side and back and look to expulsion it very rapidly. I know there is a thread running battery life, but I had mine on charge at the office most of yesterday and was not used all night, but had gotten hot, was completely dead this morning? Anyone else had this; it is a return to shipment or trip to the local center of Nokia.

[Carlos16]

The first few days after getting my new E71, I had similar problems. It was warm and battery life is not more than 1 days use light rail. According to the Energy Profiler, was around 0.5 W training does nothing, I heard that it should be around 0.05W. On the fifth day, pulled out battery and put it back, and the force was idle 0, 2 W (0.02-0.05W, the screen blacked out). Phone fell by only 1 bar after 24 hours of use. So that did the trick for me.

[Odalis]

I had this problem and return to the care of Nokia. He came back and developed the same problem after 4 days - it's even worse now that the area around the camera gets incredibly hot during charging and normal use. The battery is drawing more than 0.6W - should be around 0.15W. I think you have a defective unit and should be returned to a care center - the problem is nothing to do with the software, the phone is shorting out.

[Deep23]

I have now changed my E71 twice in 1 week because the heat in the back of the phone, the camera was hot! It was so hot that I burned my fingers if I have the camera, and when we felt like my brain was BBQ. I know many other people who have returned phone for exactly the similar trouble, so this is obviously a known trouble with the phone juts hope that it ends in a catastrophe could spike as a fire for something.

[Wiro]

Here I wish to say something. We must return to the point of Nokia - are the ones who will decide whether a phone is repairable must be replaced. Note that heat is part of normal use if the phone is still hot for some time after switching off, then the heat seems to be an external factor. Also, remember that your phone has a metal casing, which conducts heat better than most common plastics.

[Ceesar]

I'm pretty sure this is a problem phone; my first E71 was not like it (but had another issue). Also, test my phone. I remove the battery out 2 hours in a cool cold room to let the phone cool to room heat. After that, pop the battery and the camera around just right to explode. This heat is so clear even if they turn even the phone. Just having the battery there will cause it to heat. I stated in my previous post that I have returned to the center of Nokia and made form of repair, but the problem has not yet determined.