LG GR500 Screen does not Auto Rotate

Hello,
Auto Rotation

1. To open the Notification Panel, swipe down from the top of the screen.
2. To stop the rotation, touch Auto rotate in the Quick Setting Panel.
3. Depending on the screen orientation when touching the Auto rotate icon, the icon changes the screen to either Landscape or Portrait.

BEST OF LUCK !!!!!

tick auto rotate screen "settings/my device/display/auto rotate"

Open Quick Settings and tap on Auto Rotate or go to Settings, System, Accessibility, Auto-rotate screen.

Do you mean the onscreen text or pictures don't rotate when you turn the tablet sideways? If so, on the Home screen tap Settings, then scroll all the way down the settings past the bottom of the screen. Near the end of the list is Accessibility. Tap that, and then in the System section be sure there's a check in the box next to Auto-rotate screen. If there isn't, tap the checkbox to put one in. Then press the back arrow till you're back at the Home screen, and when you rotate your tablet the pictures and text should remain horizontal.

Check the settings if the rotation is enabled.
If it is, you might have to open it and make sure the sensor works or bring it to a repair shop, incase something breaks while opening.

The problem can be with the flex cable between your keyboard and your screen. Get it checked at a repair shop.

Thanks!

you may need to replace the flex cable you can purchase them on ebay, because soon it will make your screen completely blackout

i had the same problem...this is what you do. u check to see if you have a magnetic phone case or if ur phone has been exposed to any magnets. idk why but magnets mess up the screen rotation. all u have to do is take a magnet and pass over the phone once and it should go back to normal. but dont ever expose the phone to any magnets.
hope this helps

try running a magnet over the back of the screen when you have it slid open. it worked for mine

I just got my phone today and had the same problem. I figured that on the way over, something magnetic messed up the polarity of the magnet that snaps the slider back into place. It's used to sense the orientation of the phone so that it can rotate the screen.

All I did was take a regular magnet, slide out the slider and run/rub the magnet over the back of the slider...watch the screen; it'll magically rotate and right itself. Very cool. Physics once again saves the day:D