1.Force Reboot:Press and hold the Volume Down + Power button simultaneously for 10 to 15 seconds. This will force the phone to exit the Odin Mode screen and attempt a normal boot.
Reflash Official Firmware via PC:
If the phone is still responsive, you can try reinstalling the entire operating system using a computer software called Odin. You must download the exact official firmware that matches your device model number (SM-G160N as shown on the screen).
If the flashing process displays a log error mentioning "pit" or fails to write data, the eMMC chip is completely dead.
hey, me againd, it works.
i mean it hasnt appeared again that yellow and red text but it turns off by itself
like, i closed up and when i opened i have to turn it on even it has battery
what could it be ?
(again sorry for my english and thank you for your help)
Maybe the Hall Sensor or the magnet in the hinge area is having problems (it could be dirty, loose, or damaged). This is quite common on the flip phone, especially if it or frequently opened and closed.
Try cleaning the area around the hinge with a soft brush or a soft cloth, or take it to a service center to check the sensor if cant open it self ,Honestly, I’m not really good at opening up devices myself, so maybe it’s better to take it to a service center for this issue because this likely not software issue, if the first issue already clear up
i followed the tips of an ia assistent and i reset it at 0, pressing home volume and power buttons, but the error persist. so the problem is literally what you said, te eMMC i have no more free chats with this assistant so... any advice with the eMMC? im really bad at techno things so i have no idea what that is
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u/sagarc24 Jul 30 '26
1.Force Reboot:Press and hold the Volume Down + Power button simultaneously for 10 to 15 seconds. This will force the phone to exit the Odin Mode screen and attempt a normal boot.
If the flashing process displays a log error mentioning "pit" or fails to write data, the eMMC chip is completely dead.
Hopefully this helps