A worn-out Nokia 3.1 Plus battery can cause many issues, and you probably don’t want to deal with them. Mobile phone batteries are probably the most durable component of the phone, but as time passes, the battery reaches the end of the life cycle, and then you can’t use it further. You’ll charge the battery as usual, but the charge won’t stay long, and you’ll face many random issues.
Some customers try to find workaround solutions to restore the battery, but that isn’t possible in any condition. No such solution will restore your battery to its healthy state, so if you are also trying to find flimsy solutions on YouTube, you are just wasting your time. This page will provide much information to help you pinpoint and solve the problem effectively.
Nokia 3.1 Plus Battery Specifications
Package Contents | |
In The Box | 1 Piece of Original Nokia 3.1 Plus (TA-1118) Battery. |
Battery Condition | Brand New, 100% Original |
Battery Specifications | |
Battery Capacity | 3500 mAh |
Battery Model Number | HE363 |
Battery Manufacturer | OEM (Sunwoda, Everup, Desay) |
Rated Voltage | 3.85V |
Battery Weight | 70 Gms |
Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
Reusability | Rechargeable |
Warranty Details | |
Warranty Resolution | Replacement |
Warranty Summary | 90 Days |
Warranty Details | Low Backup Time, Fast Draining |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much does replacing an exhausted Nokia 3.1 Plus battery cost in India?
A 100% original Nokia 3.1 Plus battery replacement costs around Rs 1600-1800. Buying a duplicate battery with half the original’s capacity costs around 400-600 in India.
Q: Which problems are common when the Nokia 3.1 Plus battery wears out?
The battery issues take a lot of time to appear in a fully-fledged way, and before that, you’ll face some random issues with the phone. In the beginning, you might think there was some temporary problem, but when the problems amplify, you’ve to replace the battery. These precursors of a defective battery are :
- The phone will turn off after a certain percentage, say 20% charge, is left, but still, the phone turns off.
- You charge the battery 100%, and even in standby mode, a large percentage wanes automatically.
- The battery is puffed up, and you feel a bulge inside the back panel.
- The battery doesn’t change even when the charger is plugged in.
- You must charge the battery multiple times daily, and it drains quickly.
You may face other similar issues that directly indicate a worn-out battery. Handling the problem immediately would help; otherwise, you’d face further consequences.
Q: What negatively impacts a battery the most?
The battery life depends on many factors, and if you make small mistakes every day, the impact will be visible in the long term. You might not feel any issues initially, but the problems get bigger later. Some common occurrences that negatively impact the battery life are :
- Using duplicate chargers and data cables randomly, even in an emergency.
- Overnight charging of the battery even when the battery is 100% full.
- Cheap quality power banks that don’t provide sufficient power.
All the above points negatively impact the battery life, and we suggest that you never use inappropriate methods to charge your phone. You won’t feel the impact instantly, but these actions degrade the battery life marginally.
Q: Is it easy to replace the battery at home?
The Nokia 3.1 Plus battery is assembled inside the phone and is not easy to replace at home. When you remove the back panel, you’ll see that the battery is closely glued to the frame and is not easy to remove from the phone. The battery comes pasted on the backside of the display frame, and other flex cables are also nearby. If you remove the battery using the wrong techniques, you can erupt other cables, and that’s why we don’t suggest replacing the battery at home. You should always seek a professional technician’s help to replace the battery.
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