So, I have had some weird battery issue during the weekend when the phone would not make the usual bip sound when plugging it to a charger.
Tried multiple chargers and also cables (even to a PC). The phone would randomly not take charge.
I am running a stock 4.1.2 rooted with CWM recovery.
I went to a Samsung Service Centre and completely forgot to flash stock recovery, un-root and use Triangle away ...
They called me a couple of days later and told me that my phone was not covered under warranty (6months old) because it was running some unauthorised software.
I also had to pay a fee of $55 AUD to cover the "maintenance cost"
They didn't do anything to the phone but the phone has not played up since I picked it up on Wednesday ...
My question is, if I require service again on this phone, is the warranty void for good now, even if I flash a stock recovery, un-root and use Triangle away, completely before sending it to Samsung? I'm guessing they would have registered the IMEI/serial number of the phone as "warranty void" right?
If anyone has had a similar issue, would great to know.
Cheers
Tried multiple chargers and also cables (even to a PC). The phone would randomly not take charge.
I am running a stock 4.1.2 rooted with CWM recovery.
I went to a Samsung Service Centre and completely forgot to flash stock recovery, un-root and use Triangle away ...
They called me a couple of days later and told me that my phone was not covered under warranty (6months old) because it was running some unauthorised software.
I also had to pay a fee of $55 AUD to cover the "maintenance cost"
They didn't do anything to the phone but the phone has not played up since I picked it up on Wednesday ...
My question is, if I require service again on this phone, is the warranty void for good now, even if I flash a stock recovery, un-root and use Triangle away, completely before sending it to Samsung? I'm guessing they would have registered the IMEI/serial number of the phone as "warranty void" right?
If anyone has had a similar issue, would great to know.
Cheers