If your phone battery is emitting smoke, it is likely experiencing thermal runaway, a dangerous chemical reaction within the battery. Here are some common reasons why this happens: *Overcharging – Charging beyond the battery’s capacity can cause overheating and lead to failure. *Physical Damage – A punctured or crushed battery can short-circuit, leading to overheating and smoke. *Manufacturing Defects – Poor-quality batteries or factory defects can cause internal short circuits. *Exposure to Heat – Leaving your phone in a hot environment (e.g., in direct sunlight or near a heat source) can overheat the battery. *Using a Faulty Charger or Cable – Low-quality or incompatible chargers can cause voltage irregularities, leading to overheating. *Aging Battery – Older batteries degrade over time and may become unstable. *Short Circuit – If internal components malfunction, excessive current flow can cause the battery to overheat and release smoke. What to Do If Your Phone Battery Is Smoking: *Immediately move it away from flammable materials. *Do not touch or attempt to remove the battery. *Place the phone on a non-flammable surface (like concrete or tile). *If safe, power it off and unplug it. *Evacuate the area if the smoke is thick. *If the battery catches fire, use a Class D fire extinguisher or sand (not water). *If your phone’s battery is damaged, replace it immediately and avoid using the device until it is checked by a professional. VISIT US FOR ORIGINAL BATTERIES AND CHARGERS TODAY. We're at 2nd Floor, Ostrich Bakery Building, 155 Ibrahim Taiwo Road beside Owoni Boys Junction, Ilorin, Kwara State. #phonerepair #safety #fyp #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #fypシ゚ #iphone #iphone16 - @carlcare.service1