Hang after switch off the phone(drop on floor and battery drop out)

i smashed mine on the wall after reading this and it worked! no dimming problems either! thank you!

You need a hand alignment at the very least. Sounds like your sweep arm is getting stuck on other objects in the face.

That's a hard one to analyze through email. A camera tech would have to use test equipment on it to see if the power section got shorted when the door opened when it hit the floor. It may not be a cheap or easy fix, but only a tech can tell. I have heard of cameras getting damaged, just from putting batteries in backwards, so a short circuit might have damaged a chip inside. Of course a warranty does not cover dropped cameras, but you might want to have them look at it and tell you what it will cost.

Mine did this too. Once you dropped it, The screen went blank because it's the first time you've done it. Just leave it off for a few hours, And it SHOULD go back to normal... If It doesn't contact T-mobile. :)

Well as crazy as it seems, by dropping it you most likely damaged the backlight for the phone thus making it not light up anymore.

Razr phones are notorious for being damaged easily. There is little you can do but replace it or accept it the way it is.

Sorry for the mishap, and I hope this gives a little clarification on the subject. Thank you for stopping by Fixya.

Charger Kaput
All OK

Dont worry I have also faced the same problem.
Remove your battery & sim card after 10-15 minutes set them again.
Switch on your mobile it will again appear white.
Leave the phone, dont touch. After some times it will automaticly on.

You may need to take your phone apart and replace the screen:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=X1z0pw2VK7M

Not sure if this will help you, but my son dropped his on to a concrete pavement and it wen black, the charge lite would only come up for one second then go out when I plugged it in to charge. Just for fun, I had a spare battery and changed it. In this instance, the system started working again.

Not sure how this can happen, but dropping it on the floor seems to have killed the battery that was in it. A simple replacement battery did the trick for me.

Good Luck in fixing yours

Erm, maybe because you dropped it.. just guessing. Anyway cellphones as other hi-tech appliances are very very touchy on the subject of handling. You can drop your phone from the 3rd floor and and still be able to use it and you can drop it 50cm and it'll be broken beyond repair. In your case something might have burned out or a connection severed in either case your best bet is repair if you have insurance (drops aren't covered though) or buy a new one. P.S. You can also try dropping it again if there is nothing to lose...