Xperia E1 Overcharged?

[ZiM]

Hey, Today i've been doing some tests with a lead and acid battery at 5,2V and 4,5 A/H .  I plugged my Xperia E1 in the battery using the usb charger connected to the battery, and the phone, well, the charging led became green, 5 secons later red and the phone shut down. now, the phone is "dead" and the charging led is allways red...   has it any solution? is the phone dead forever?

[Uliwooly · Accepted solution]

@ZiM

You should contact your local Xperia Care and get it inspected

http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/contactUs/

[ZiM]

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@uliwooly wrote:

@ZiM

You should contact your local Xperia Care and get it inspected

http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/contactUs/

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  okay, but what do you think? do you think is it dead?

[Uliwooly]

It might be 

[ZiM]

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@uliwooly wrote:

It might be 

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[Uliwooly]

@ZiM

Don't despair, just get it inspected, it might not be dead. 

[ZiM]

thanks dude, but i'm really nervous, i've burned my phone lol  I've an insurance , but i don't think it covers that 😕

[Uliwooly]

@ZiM'

Got your message, this is how to boot on safe mode

http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/FAQ/How-to-boot-your-phone-into-safe-mode/m-p/348008#U348008

[Thommo]

Was a bit silly exceeding the voltage and amps - Far to many amps and slightly to many volts so from seeing similar things I'd say you have blown a micro fuse

[ZiM]

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@uliwooly wrote:

@ZiM'

Got your message, this is how to boot on safe mode

http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/FAQ/How-to-boot-your-phone-into-safe-mode/m-p/348008#U348008

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yeah, but i can't open the phone so i can't select "reboot in safe mode".