Without further information, I cannot give you a definitive answer as to why it is doing that, but it seems from what you say that it's a charging issue.
On the A70 most common issues are either the FPC connector on the main board is failing or possibly the battery has gotten too low for the phone to accept a charge.
Try this first:
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Start by pressing with quite some force on the back of the phone around a centimeter above the Samsung logo, then plug the phone back in to see if it charges. this might reseat the FPC connector inside the phone and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue. So you should not continue using it after data recovery.
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Start by pressing with quite some force on the back of the phone around 1-2cm above the Samsung logo, then plug the phone back in to see if it charges. this might reseat the FPC connector inside the phone and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue. So you should not continue using it after data recovery.
If that does not work, next step would be to open the phone and start by check the battery voltage to see if it is too low.
Without further information, I cannot give you a definitive answer as to why it is doing that, but it seems from what you say that it's a charging issue.
On the A70 most common issues are either the FPC connector on the main board is failing or possibly the battery has gotten too low for the phone to accept a charge.
Try this first:
-
Start by pressing with quite some force on the back of the phone around a centimeter above the Samsung logo, then plug the phone back in to see if it charges. this might reseat the FPC connector inside the phone and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue.
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Start by pressing with quite some force on the back of the phone around a centimeter above the Samsung logo, then plug the phone back in to see if it charges. this might reseat the FPC connector inside the phone and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue. So you should not continue using it after data recovery.
If that does not work, next step would be to open the phone and start by check the battery voltage to see if it is too low.
Without further information, I cannot give you a definitive answer as to why it is doing that, but it seems from what you say that it's a charging issue.
On the A70 most common issues are either the FPC connector on the main board is failing or possibly the battery has gotten too low for the phone to accept a charge.
Try this first:
-
You can start by trying to press with quite some force on the back of the phone around a centimeter above the Samsung logo, this might reseat the FPC connector and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue.
+
Start by pressing with quite some force on the back of the phone around a centimeter above the Samsung logo, then plug the phone back in to see if it charges. this might reseat the FPC connector inside the phone and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue.
If that does not work, next step would be to open the phone and start by check the battery voltage to see if it is too low.
Without further information, I cannot give you a definitive answer as to why it is doing that, but it seems from what you say that it's a charging issue.
On the A70 most common issues are either the FPC connector on the main board is failing or possibly the battery has gotten too low for the phone to accept a charge.
Try this first:
You can start by trying to press with quite some force on the back of the phone around a centimeter above the Samsung logo, this might reseat the FPC connector and get it charging again enough to recover your data, keep in mind these are not proper fixes and the phone is prone to have the same issue.
If that does not work, next step would be to open the phone and start by check the battery voltage to see if it is too low.
Good luck!