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[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] eeeeeeeeek:
I just replaced my battery as the tablet had become unusable. I found the same issue. Only happened once, I also found that I could only charge the device while off, I reseated the charging flex which seemed to correct the unable to charge while on. Now that I think about it, I was on a TW 4.4 rom rooted when it happened, I'll report back with findings.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] jak341:
I contacted Samsung support and they referred me to a distributor of official OEM Samsung parts. Ordered a battery last week. Unfortunately, delivery is in the 2 to 3 week timeframe, as it's coming from overseas. I will let you all know how replacement of it goes.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] thebadwrench:
If you want or need directions for replacing the battery, when I did mine about a month ago I posted a step by step guide for what to do along with pictures (just ignore the part about removing the charging port if your only doing the battery). Here's a link to it http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66124495&postcount=13
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] jak341:
Battery arrived. Install complete.

The hardest part of the install was getting the cover off. I didn't have any special tool; I used a tiny screwdriver and a local casino player's club card (it's thinner than a credit card). It took forever to pry the screen out of the rear cover. Once done, it was pretty easy. 2 cables, and 6 screws on the battery. Swap them out and reassemble.

As for performance, I would have to charge my tablet after a few hours of use, or a day of standby. It isn't placebo. The battery life is notably better. This should keep this tablet running for another year or so.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] rocketman4real:
Anyone have a flawless replacement battery?

I have tried three from various sources. All three do the sudden drop, sudden shut-off thing. I have tried EVERYTHING to stabilize it. No luck. No logic behind the failures. I could speculate, but it would just be an opinion. I would really appreciate a source if you have replaced your battery and not had any anomalies.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] clouds5:
Same for me... my battery I ordered just won't work. It shuts off under full load and only works to about 65% then the sudden shut offs happen even more often, like when it's just laying there.

I'd pay good money for a working, long lasting battery because this is still the best tablet for my needs :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] rocketman4real:
I chased an earlier thread to a possibility

I went online to the Samsung Support Chat and spoke to "Amit" who informed me, "Sir, sir, the batteries in the tablets are not considered replaceable, but if you really want the battery, please look to www samsungparts com aka J&J. They claim to be a parts distributor for Samsung and only ship Samsung parts. I did find a battery searching under 'SMP600' for a model number (no hypen). Delivered it's ninety seven and change. It says 3 to 5 business days to ship from NJ. I did pull the trigger.

I can tell you this about the 3 aftermarket batteries I tried: None of them measured up to the voltages of the worn stock battery. None of them had a consistently increasing charge or discharge when compared to the worn stock battery. 2 of them had what appeared to be charging voltages printed on them that, even with tolerance, is well below the standard charging voltage of the original battery. Indeed, if I read it correctly, even with tolerance the maximum charging voltage was below the USB standard 5 vdc? Puzzling. These are very empirical, non-scientific observations. In other words, it wasn't done on a flowbench with an O-scope., rather the kitchen table with several different apps that read the voltage bit. Honestly, my guess is that the aftermarkets are, at best, a repackage of a battery for an earlier model that did not need quite the oomph (3.7vdc vs 3.8vdc) for the SM-P600. The observed discharge voltages fell nicely into the 3.7vdc range. That would also explain why the system could never stabilize. Let me know if you want me to give you a thumb's up or a thumb's down?

I am not 'cheap'. I will pay for quality, like ninety seven dollars for an OEM vs thirty five for an aftermarket if the OEM is substantially better. Like you, the Note 2014 is still a very decent piece of hardware, especially after rooting. I am not ready to retire it, but the worn stock battery can no longer take me coast to coast.

If this does not work, then I will be in the market for a new tablet and leave this one in the garage for auto work or something.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] rocketman4real:
Solution: Follow jak341 and order OEM battery

Samsung support told me the battery 'was not user replaceable, but if I wanted one to go to www samsungparts com and they would hook me up". I did. Enter model number as "smp600" and it will take you to it. Like 83 and change for the battery, 94ish delivered. It takes them several days to get it. Probably too me a week to get it. Looks EXACTLY like the original. Installed in 10 minutes. Voltages are higher and steady relative to amazon and ebay batteries. Charged up no problem. Full discharge no problem. At least twice the using life of the worn battery. This is essential for business travel.

It is, of course, rooted to Lollipop and cleaned up. It 'feels' like a quality piece of gear again. I am sure I am going to keep running it until at least the next gen.

Let me emphasize this because it is rare in the net. I tried three different aftermarket batteries. All three gave sudden shutdowns and battery percentage changes. When monitored, the voltages did not mimic the factory battery. They were lower, and they fluctuated at times. The OEM battery from above was 2x to 3x more, but performance has been rock steady so far. No further posts by me indicates that I have had no problems.

Last thought? Do yourself a favor and order the sure thing. The probability as I found out firsthand is strongly against being happy with an aftermarket battery. Also, while I thought it easy after the first time, if you damage your tablet, it will be from repeated openings, exposure, and closing. You really, really want to minimize the repeats. Hope this helps someone. It took me a while to find jak341's post above and put me on the best track. Grateful.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] EmSeeMAC:
A quick google search shows a whole lot of 1 star reviews for this company. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] rocketman4real:
Which? samsung parts? I do not have anything to say good or bad about them, except they had access to what appears to be genuine batteries, and no one else does. At best, they were definite fakes. The deal is, of course, I went through the hassle of ordering and installing a replacement battery 4 times before I found one that worked correctly. It was slow getting to me, but to be fair they said up front they don't carry it in stock.

Maybe I missed something, but it took me a month of searching to find something that works. AFAIK, and I am not taking any credit for it, just following in footsteps, this is the only thread on the internet that I could find that lead to a sure fix.

samsungparts appears to be the only ones who can come source that OEM battery. What's a person to do but pays their money and takes their chances?

You understand I am not arguing or standing up for anyone? I am lamenting, what is one to do if they want a fresh factory battery? Got us by the, uh, whiskers...yeah, whiskers.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] graffix31:
i just bought a battery for 50 bucks on ebay that is the same part number as the stock battery and is said to be pulled out of a new unit. seller has really good reviews and has a 60 day warranty on it so it was worth a shot. i tried playing a game the other day while reducing some of the cpu stats to keep it running. nothing really worked for long but it did remind me what a nice tablet this is and how it sucks to only be able to use it for basic stuff. i want to play games on it again and really use it. so here goes nothing. i will report what happens.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] graffix31:
Well I am happy to report the battery was legit. Just played clash royale for about 15 minutes at 39%. Not even remotely possible before. So happy. Tablet has a new life with me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] dougiefresh181:
i bought a cheapo battery on fleabay, installed it for $20 and had a hell of a time getting the cover off. tablet works fine now.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] ADRz:
Same here. In fact, my new battery is performing better than the original one. I am astonished how good it actually is
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Linuxmon:
I am in agreement with [MENTION=5869024]rocketman4real[/MENTION]. I ordered the Samsung 'OEM' battery also and I am very pleased with the results so far. It's like having a new tablet. I no longer trust cheap lithium battery's due to their sometimes poor construction and fire liability. While I cannot know who's making a superior product, I go by the overall reliability of the company and I've found in a majority of cases price separates the junk from the quality. But in the end it is based on years of IT work and guessing....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] milehighxr:
Where did you get the OEM battery from? I tried Samsungs website, and I can't even get to a selection for my tablet, nor can I get to e-mail contact, or chat without entering a valid tablet model. This tablet isn't listed. Batteries plus doesn't list one on their website, and there are too many bad reviews on amazon, or newegg for me to buy any of those even though they are dirt cheap. I love this tablet, and I want to fix it. My battery "pouched" out its casing, and caused it to look as if the display was peeling up from the bezel:eek: It is the original battery. Needless to say tablet will not run without it, even if it is plugged in. Any help on getting a genuine OEM battery for this would be awesome. I really don't want to buy another tablet, mostly because I don't use it that often as it is.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Linuxmon:
OEM (I think) Battery

This is the part I ordered, using SMP600 as search criteria. It fits well and was easy to install following the instructions in a previous post.

http://www.samsungparts.com/PartsList.aspx?Catalog=Parts_and_Accessories&PartSearch=GH43-03998B
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] milehighxr:
Thanks Linuxmon,

I'm keen on the fact that they say saturday delivery isn't possible with the high priced standard shipping, but whatever. As long as it give me the service life I had with the old battery I'm happy.

I wouldn't mind understanding what failed with the last battery, so I don't do it again, if anyone has any ideas.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] milehighxr:
Woohoo, got the battery about a week ago, and it's in a functional. Now to dispose of old battery, and root this tablet, like I did for wifeys(which usedtacould be mine...)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] lecorbusier:
And the plug sits firm and well? There has been an issue with many replacement batteries.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Linuxmon:
Fits well in mine

The one I purchased is identical to OEM as far as I can tell.

Linuxmon
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] milehighxr:
Mine fits exactly like the original.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] milehighxr:
Really mad, I paid $95.00 with shipping and the battery didn't even last a month:eek::mad::( I coulda bought 4 knockoffs for that price, or a whole nother tablet like this one for $200.00...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] abramsgunner:
It's time to replace my battery as well.. Looks like they are out of stock at Samsungparts :( I have truly enjoyed this tablet, it is still plenty fast for everything I do.... such a waste of good hardware.

I guess it's time to check out the new generation $$$
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Di_kanio:
Problem with the charging of a tablet Samsung Galaxy Note10.1 2014 edition (SM-P605)

Hello to everyone. I need your help with my tablet.

I have replaced the battery in my tablet recently and I have some issues. When I plug in the micro usb, at first it looks like it is charging. After 30 seconds, more or less, it stops. So I unplug it and plug it in again and again. As many times as it needs, so it won't stop charging. After 5 to 10 tries, sometimes even more, I manage to make it charge continuously until it is fully charged.

In these 5 to 10 tries, sometimes I see something strange on the battery indicator.

Because this is my first post I can't use outside links like a picture or a video, so I will try to describe it to you. (xda says I need to make 10 or more posts, so I could post an outside link).

1. On the battery indicator appears a red "X" and

2. On the battery indicator appears an exclamation mark " ! " .

Does anyone know what those symbols mean?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] lecorbusier:
I saw this first after flashing a custom rom, but stock rom may be also affected: Charge in active state stops when device enters standby OR will only charge at 0,5A in soft-off.

Seemingly you just need a cable where the second GND line of the mUSB plug is not connected. The original cable's plug has only four contacts, other cables must be tried out. I charge via an original Samsung and a Belkin cable.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Di_kanio:
Fist of all, thank you for the reply.

I haven't flashed any other rom, ever. I have the stock rom on it.

It stops charging when it enters in standby mode (when the screen goes black, after you have plugged in the micro usb). I don't know what is "0,5A in soft-off".

Also I want to mention that I have replaced the usb cable, because I lost the original. I am not sure if I have the right cable. What should be the specs for the cable?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] lecorbusier:
With an improper cable the Note should charge from any Usb2 port when it's powered off. And with the standard 0,5A instead of 2A, taking four times longer, should be a day for full charge, and you can't use it in any form as it must be switched off...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Di_kanio:
My issue is not that it takes too long to charge but it doesn't charge at all.

I will buy a 2A belkin cable, even thaw they are expensive. But I will try this solution too. How about the length? Does the length affect the charging? 1.2m, is it OK?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] lecorbusier:
I did once a test which showed no voltage drop with two or three cables connected together to a total length of at least 3 meters. The first cable in line was a cradle for an old wifi stick with an exceptionally thin cable. But there was no current to transmit. But any of todays cables of up to 1, 5 meters should do.

The Samsung cables for my Note and S5 miss the second GND connector, which can be seen from outside the plug, but this is unusual. An unknown percentage of the cables have this connector unconnected internally.

During the days of mini usb the second connector was often used to put the device into data connection or charging mode, depending on the cable. On my old Garmin pna this was an undocumented feature and i was happy to find out that i could, though slowly, charge the thing at home via usb instead of the device's custom connector for the ziggy lighter connector.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Di_kanio:
Are you sure that a Belkin cable will charge the tablet? I am asking, because I tried to charge it with a 5-pin cable (ugreen) and it didn't charge continuously. Any thoughts on that?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Di_kanio:
Maybe the good quality of cable made the difference. After a use of 3 weeks of the new cable, the tablet seems to be working properly. Not as it was as new, but it is charging in stand by mode which is the important issue to me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] archjeb:
Bought a battery from NewPower99 and now I get the red 'x' when charging with OEM charger. It appears to slow charge in standby mode, but not when powered on.

Is there any other battery sources/suppliers out there you've had luck with on this model?

Thx.

-J
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] lecorbusier:
Sounds like the cable problems. But if it won't charge at all, not even at 0,5A in soft-off or deep standby, it may be the battery. It has often been mentioned, that the plugs of third party batteries don't fit well. Then you should "borrow" the old batteries' plug. If the plastic part is the culprit, maybe you can unpin it from the old battery with a needle and stick the contacts of the new battery in. If it's something like a DIL connector. Danger of shorts!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] archjeb:
Well, I used two Samsung specific chargers and the behaviour is the same. I put the old battery back in and it works fine (just battery life is not as long, that is why I'm replacing the battery :) ). So I think that rules out the charger(s).

It is slow charging ok, so overnight with the new battery it will charge to 100% - its just very slow on the charge and we have the red 'x' over battery icon.

The battery connector seemed to mate correctly. I've wondering if its a bad battery? Has anyone else had success with the batteries from newpower99?

The battery form factor seems a little smaller on this replacement battery (at least a mm thinner). So it does not seem to be the exact Samsung replacement.

Thanks,

-J
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] APB1:
I would also be interested to know if anyone has had any experience the the NewPower 99 batteries. I just bought a used Note 10.1 2014 off of ebay and it seems like it needs a battery. It works well for browsing the web and reading but if I play a game, the bettery gets sucked dry very fast. Previously I had a Note 10.1 2012. But its internal memory got horked and it wouldn't boot anymore. Anyway, I feel like the 2012 version was better on battery power than the 2014 version I just got. So any current advice on replacement batteries would be welcome.

Thanks!

-AB
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] jonling:
Quick and painless

Replacing the battery is quick and painless with NewPower Kits. I used this one to do the wife's along with the USB charging plug also. The battery kit is $50 and contains the tools too. A VERY detailed video is also included. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AXFGN3...olid=3UU67UEY55F8A&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it The USB kit is a different kit. Actually you just reminded me to order them for mine.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] archjeb:
Well, I order another battery and this time it was a 'Samsung' labelled battery. its working fine and the charger is working fine. So the other battery I got from power99, it was incompatible with the charger...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] APB1:
NewPower 99 Battery

Thanks but the link you provided is for the GT-N8013 battery. Was that a mistaken link or have you only replaced the battery in an N8013? I was asking about a battery for the Note 2014 P600. As for the USB kit, I don't see why I would need to replace my USB port. I haven't had any trouble with that. And I haven't seen any other mention of the USB needing to be replaced along with the battery. Though maybe it's in another thread that I haven't run across it yet.

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What battery did you end up purchasing that worked with your tablet? could you provide a link? I am considering just getting a used OEM battery from Ebay. Of course that could end up being about the same or worse than the battery currently in my tablet. You never know how "used" a used item like a battery really is from Ebay.

---------- Post added at 07:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:52 PM ----------

What battery did you end up purchasing that worked with your tablet? could you provide a link? I am considering just getting a used OEM battery from Ebay. Of course that could end up being about the same or worse than the battery currently in my tablet. You never know how "used" a used item like a battery really is from Ebay.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] tahrang:
Hello

In 2020, is it still worth it to change the battery? My battery lasts only for about an hour or so. I have a newer Tab A tablet, so don't use the note 10.1 2014 tablet so much. But was thinking of passing it on to my daughter, so if it is worth it to change the battery, let me know your thoughts.

Also, should I root the tablet to get newer OS? Mine is stuck at 4.4.2.

thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] tahrang:
any answer, please?

Any thoughts or suggestions would be really appreciated.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] lecorbusier:
I definitely would get a new battery, they are not too expensive and the job is doable, just not user friendly. Custom rom depends on the exact device like P605(Lte), P600(wifi) and whether there's a provider branding making custom roms and even rooting impossible,when you can't even unlock bootloader.

On the P605 i'd recommend Los14, which i found stable until i replaced it with the(a bit too instable) Los16 one or two years ago. But the more resource hungry apps and data of today may make apps freeze and quit as often with the older rom, now.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Accessories] Anach:
I couldn't find where to buy an OEM at the time I replaced mine, and had to go through a service agent, who was required (by Samsung) to reset the device. It was very annoying, as I'd only just got it setup how I liked.

I tried a few after market batteries from Ebay, and they all died quick and wouldn't charge. I didn't manage to find one that actually worked right.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aratta:
Hello! I have galaxy s6 duos and want to flash firm http://live.samsung-updates.com/details/48693/Galaxy_S6/SM-G920F/SEK/G920FXXU2BOFJ.html with region csc SEK, BUT this firmware are multi csc and always applies region SER....... what i can do with this without root and tripping knox ?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roydok:
Try flashing this latest 5.1.1 ROM (CSC: SEK) via odin. After flashing go to recovery mode and do full reset.

If it does not work bring your S6 back to Samsung for free factory reflash to enable your region CSC.

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/52961/G920FXXU2BOG8_G920FOXE2BOG8_SEK/
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxM4tzexX:
Are you sure that your phone has SEK as CSC? If you flash a multi CSC rom and SER is automaticlly applied, then your phone has SER CSC.

You can change that by flashing the SEk firmware and do a factory reset afterwards. That will wipe your phone and change your CSC to SEK.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roydok:
Here you go. Latest 5.1.1 stock ROM (CSC: SEK) for you to flash ASAP via odin to hopefully restore your CSC to SEK. ;)

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/52961/G920FXXU2BOG8_G920FOXE2BOG8_SEK/
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hardyboy_samy:
After installing android will select the CSC from those available and match it to the one already on the phone.

The only way to change your CSC is to root and then use the Samsung CSC changer .... but why? as the firmware will stay the same.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aratta:
from factory my phone haved csc from mauritus, im flashed ser firm and changed it, after that im tried original firmwares with csc from france, england, netherlands, and then flashing csc with SEC code and nothing - always applied csc SER.... this firmware witc csc SEK contains multiregions csc SER SEK SKZ CAC but i dont know why always apllied region SER

because we have apps wich cant be installed with region SER, only SEK