Motorola: All Screen Problems and Their Solutions

The screen of our smartphone is possibly the most important element. If the screen fails, depending on which snows, the interaction may become impossible. Motorola mobiles are not exempt from experiencing problems with the screen , so we are going to see the most common and their possible solutions, since on many occasions, we can solve them ourselves, without having to go to Technical Service.

Motorola Screen Problems and Their Solutions

When something causes glitches on the screen, they can manifest themselves in multiple ways. The screen may not turn on, it may not turn off, it may look bad or it may not be visible at all. In all these cases, we have several tools at hand to try to get everything back to normal.

First of all: test the screen

This method will allow us to get a diagnosis of our screen, to see if there are problems that the system can detect. If so, our Motorola will tell us those anomalies found and how to solve them. The test is within the Motorola diagnostic tool . Then we just have to click on the screen test.

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The screen does not respond well

It is one of the most common problems. Taps or keystrokes do not appear to respond accurately or are imprecise. In this case, the solution can go through some simple solutions like calibrating the screen or removing the touch plastic.

Calibrate the screen

By calibrating the screen, we will get it to recover all its capabilities when our finger slides the notification bar or through any other point on it. In this case, what we will do is resort to one of the best known screen calibration apps , due to its ease of use. It is recommended to place our Motorola on a surface with good stability. Then we will have to press with our fingers on the areas indicated and repeat the gestures that are shown. When we finish, the process will be saved and we can check if the problem has disappeared, which will be most likely.

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Remove the cover or protector

This reason is one of the least taken into account, but one of the main culprits for the touch screen not responding correctly. Many third-party screen protectors can cause the screen to work erratically. The solution is as simple as trying again with this retired protector.

The screen does not turn on

This is one of the most frustrating cases, since we can do little when the screen of our terminal does not turn on . In this case we can also try to revive the screen through some basic tests that usually work.

Check battery

The battery can be a key element that influences the behavior of the screen. To try to make our screen turn on, we must check that we have enough battery. For this we will have to connect the mobile to the charger and keep it charging for at least 5 minutes. Then we will try to turn it on again by pressing the power button.

Force restart

It is likely that an app has blocked the system. In this case, the screen will remain black without the screen being able to turn on, and giving the feeling that the mobile does not turn on. To be able to solve it we will have to press the power button for at least 15 seconds . We will release the button when we see the Motorola logo on the screen.

The screen looks bad

Finally, there are several known problems in some Motorola terminals, related to the display of the screen. It is possible that it offers shades of green or that the quality and brightness are not as desired . Once again we can try to solve it with these measures:

Update mobile

Having a pending update is a negative thing, especially since in many cases it solves known problems and more than once those related to the screen. To make sure we will have to go to Settings / System / System updates and proceed to the update in case the system detects any pending.

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Turn off automatic brightness

The automatic brightness can be our best ally, or generate headaches. In many cases, disabling it solves problems with the screen. To do this we go to Settings / Automatic Brightness and deactivate the function. On the contrary, if we already have it deactivated, we must prove the opposite, that is, test if the problem disappears once activated.