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    OnePlus 6T repeatedly restarting

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        ancientsounds
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        For some mysterious reason, my OnePlus 6T has recently started randomly rebooting many times per day, sometimes several times in an hour, when I'm not even using the phone. Does anybody know why, or what the fix could be?

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          MrT10001 @ancientsounds
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          @ancientsounds it may need a new battery. First thing to do is back up date and do a clean install to rule out software. But from experience the battery may be failing. Discharge it to zero and charge up a few times that can resolve it too. If it isn't software and you haven't replaced the battery, it could be overheating and may need an internal clean up.

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            ancientsounds @MrT10001
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            @MrT10001 Thank you so much. It is quite hot when it restarts: what do you mean by “internal clean up”?

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              MrT10001 @ancientsounds
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              @ancientsounds It involves stripping the phone out to the motherboard (no need to remove the battery if that is OK), removing the motherboard and cleaning any dust out. On some I have added a thermal pad (like for PC CPU's) for the Snapdragon CPU - this is usually a last resort.

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                ancientsounds @MrT10001
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                @MrT10001 Your suggestion to discharge the battery completely was the solution. Phone has been working fine since then. Many thanks!

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