Samsung J3 - sudden Cracked Screen; no accidental damage

Anonymous — Fri, 24 Mar 2017 08:24:46 GMT

Hi Guys,

I bought a Samsung J3 from O2 in December 2016, so its only three months old (Pay as you Go - no Insurance)

Yesterday it was working absolutely fine and when I woke up this morning the screen would not 'turn on' even though the phone is on. It later started flashing green & purple, with some of the 'normal' home screen visible beneath, and after closer inspection there is now a hairline crack running diagonal across the screen in a zig zag line.

I have to stress, as this phone was a replacement for an iphone which i foolishly dropped and the screen subsequently smashed in to a million pieces - I have look after this J3 like a new born baby - it has always had a tempered glass screen protecter and a hard cover. I have not dropped it once...

I know I have not caused this to happen, and from research online it appears O2 will have little sympathy if I was either to take back in store or send it off for a repair qoute, and my best option is to send to samsung - my question is the following;

Is sudden screen cracking a known issue with the Samsung J3?

I have read my credit card company may be able to help with reclaiming the funds spent - does anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks in advance for any responses.

Matt

Re: Samsung J3 - sudden Cracked Screen; no accidental damage

MI5 — Fri, 24 Mar 2017 08:40:51 GMT

The cause of the crack needs to be determined first before you can decide what you do next.
Send it or take it into Samsung for an inspection and go from there.

Re: Samsung J3 - sudden Cracked Screen; no accidental damage

Cleoriff — Fri, 24 Mar 2017 09:13:53 GMT

Definitely return to Samsung, Contact details here http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/

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