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Versa 2 in reboot loop

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‎07-15-2020 23:29

‎07-15-2020 23:29

I have this Versa 2 since around close to 10 months or so and it keeps rebooting in a cycle of showing the logo for around 8-10 seconds and then turns off for 3 seconds. This keeps repeating infinitely and pressing the side button for longer times sometimes can result in a small change of the off or the on duration but never turns off the device or results in a vibration turn off (which solved a similar reboot loop around a month ago). Putting the device on the USB charger doesn't help anything. I am now only able to let it die on the battery in a few days from now it seems, unless there is anything else than the 10s reset I have read about elsewhere. Is this device done and what are chances of a replacement under a year of use?

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‎07-16-2020 13:58 - edited ‎07-16-2020 14:02

‎07-16-2020 13:58 - edited ‎07-16-2020 14:02

I managed to drain the battery now to a red battery symbol with exclamation sign instead of booting the logo. Is it reasonable to fully discharge it for another day or so and then trigger with fresh recharge a real factory reset? Anybody been in such a situation?

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