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Black screen of death

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Hi

 

My samsung S4 has got the black screen of death. It's happened before, but managed to bring it back to life. But this time, no matter what I do it won't come back to life.

 

I have pressed the home key for 15 seconds, I have pressed the home key and the power key and nothing, I have pressed the power key and volumn up - all combinations and nothing.

 

What do you all think?

 

Andrea

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It certainly should last longer than that.
Give Samsung a call to see if you're still covered on warranty, should be 2 years.
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/
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Time for an upgrade?
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It's not due an upgrade till Feb 2018, so it's not yet 24 months old. My other Samsung lasted me around 5/6 years. This one...less than 2. I haven't finished paying it off...
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It certainly should last longer than that.
Give Samsung a call to see if you're still covered on warranty, should be 2 years.
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/
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Definitely deal with Samsung, don't be tempted to deal with O2 repairs because it's easier. 

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