https://community.sony.hr/t5/z-series/z5p-unresponsive-and-start-getting-really-hot/m-p/3459315#M84006 <P>Hi&nbsp;<A href="https://community.sony.co.uk/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/749196">@shadowfax</A>,</P> <P>Welcome to the community.</P> <P>When the processor gets overloaded your phone can get hot, but don't worry. The phone does have a built in safety mechanism&nbsp;that will shut down your phone if it gets too hot to prevent damage.</P> Thu, 07 Apr 2016 01:03:41 GMT CameronT 2016-04-07T01:03:41Z https://community.sony.hr/t5/z-series/z5p-unresponsive-and-start-getting-really-hot/m-p/3459314#M84005 <P>Hello guys<BR /><BR />After about 2 month, this is actually the first time I have experienced such a problem with my Z5p...<BR />I was using telegram and somehow the device became unresponsive! (nothing worked)<BR />I though maybe it's related to the overheating issue and immediately touched the back of the phone and it was pretty cool like always!<BR /><BR />I have decided to leave it alone for a few minutes, so maybe it become responsive again...<BR />However when I grabbed the phone again it was uncomfortably hot and still unresponsive!<BR /><BR />I had to press power and volume up buttons to reset the phone! after a few minutes I turned it on and everything was normal!<BR />Well my question is, does the phone turn off automatically reaching certain temperature even in that situation (unresponsive) to prevent hardware damage?<BR /><BR />I'm worried if my phone is damaged somehow....<img class="lia-deferred-image lia-image-emoji" src="https://community.sony.hr/html/@B1FE2A31C45B0562B37845D6457228C2/images/smilies/034.png" alt=":confused:" title=":confused:" /></P> Wed, 06 Apr 2016 19:50:27 GMT https://community.sony.hr/t5/z-series/z5p-unresponsive-and-start-getting-really-hot/m-p/3459314#M84005 shadowfax 2016-04-06T19:50:27Z https://community.sony.hr/t5/z-series/z5p-unresponsive-and-start-getting-really-hot/m-p/3459315#M84006 <P>Hi&nbsp;<A href="https://community.sony.co.uk/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/749196">@shadowfax</A>,</P> <P>Welcome to the community.</P> <P>When the processor gets overloaded your phone can get hot, but don't worry. The phone does have a built in safety mechanism&nbsp;that will shut down your phone if it gets too hot to prevent damage.</P> Thu, 07 Apr 2016 01:03:41 GMT https://community.sony.hr/t5/z-series/z5p-unresponsive-and-start-getting-really-hot/m-p/3459315#M84006 CameronT 2016-04-07T01:03:41Z