How to Solve Galaxy S7 Charging paused: Battery temperature too low Error

Many Galaxy S7 owners complain about the fact that their smartphone won’t charge anymore, as it says that the battery temperature is too low. If you are also in this situation, then I am sure of the fact that you need some help.

Samsung smartphones usually use Li-ion batteries that usually have charging issues when the temperature is lower than 4°C. In such cases, the faulty thermistor that reads the battery temperature is the one that usually causes such a “Charging paused: Battery temperature too low” problem.

Other Galaxy S7 owners think that this is the result of a broken hardware. There might be some water on the charging contacts inside the phone or this is the result of a faulty logic board. If the temperature in the room where you’re charging your phone is a normal room temperature, there has to be a hardware malfunction and you’ll have to take some measures:

How to Solve Galaxy S7 Charging paused: Battery temperature too low Error:

1. If you do not have a problem with turning off your Galaxy S7 while charging, you can first try this simple solution;
2. You should also buy a new USB charging board for the Galaxy S7 device that you own. There is no mystery that the thermistor can be found in the USB charging board, so this could solve the problem. After you buy a new USB charging board, try to open up your device carefully. Then, you have to disconnect the old USB charging board of the Android device. Do not hesitate to put in place and connect the new USB charging board to your device. After you finish replacing the USB charging board, please put the handset back together and boot it up then you can see whether the problem is solved;
3. If the temperature in the room where you are trying to charge the phone is normal, but the phone is telling you that the phone is too cold to charge even with a new battery inside it, there are also big chances to find out that your handset needs to be repaired and these tips are no good. So, don’t hesitate to claim the warranty if you still have a valid one and you should since he device has been released not too long ago. However, if you don’t, you should just get some help from a qualified phone technician as soon as possible.