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Droid X Melted

kabijo

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My phone was in my bag all day - it was about 86 degrees here in NJ. When I went to take it out, I found that the casing had melted and the phone no longer works. I've taken out the battery and when I put it back in, I can get the phone to turn on but the screen will not react to any commands and incoming calls are going directly to voice mail.:icon_eek:
 
That sucks. I cant believe it got that hot. Do you have insurance?

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Don't know how that's possible. I have my thunderbolt on my hip in 95+ degrees and had no issues. Was it a plastic or rubber case?.

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The phone has the standard black casing - I'm not sure what material it is but now it's just peeling off. And yes I have insurance but don't want a refurbished phone, especially since I have to pay the deductible!
 
The phone has the standard black casing - I'm not sure what material it is but now it's just peeling off. And yes I have insurance but don't want a refurbished phone, especially since I have to pay the deductible!

No way inside a backpack can get that hot I want a pic also could of been sumn with the phone.

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Wow that's interesting. Did you call VZW and say something to them. It defiantly sounds like something shorted out.

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Wow that's interesting. Did you call VZW and say something to them. It defiantly sounds like something shorted out.

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Yea with heat I would expect screen separation but not case melting lol

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My phone has been in higher temps so I do not see the heat melting the phone considering your phone internal temps get to 140+ at times. So something else had to happen whether it be an internal short or something else.
 
Do you use saran wrap for a case on your camera? Looks like my vision after a whole day drinking

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If I understand the OP correctly, that phone had NO case, what so ever?? Hard to tell from the blurry pictures, what it is you're looking at. But I just find it hard to imagine that a New Jersey summer day, with temps in the upper 80s could melt a mostly metal Motorola case like that.

-Mike
 
Now there's a good reason not to keep your phone in your pocket.
Would have been one hell of a burn.

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