My HUAWEI WATCH 3/4/5 Series device notifies me of device overheating
| My HUAWEI WATCH 3/4/5 Series device notifies me of device overheating |
Since your watch is an electronic product, it is normal that the screen, internal components, and battery generate heat after continuous use. The device needs to dissipate heat through its body to cool off. However, in scenarios such as when the ambient temperature is high (under direct sunlight or in summer), power-intensive apps are frequently used (such as calling or music playback), or the network signal is weak, the heat is not dissipated in a timely manner, which may trigger overheating notifications.
It is recommended that you adopt the solution based on the following scenarios:
The ambient temperature is high (under direct sunlight or in summer)
The optimal operating temperature of your watch is 0°C to 35°C. It is recommended that you do not expose your watch to direct sunlight or place it in an enclosed environment with high temperatures, for example, in a car, for a long time. If the watch notifies you of device overheating, place the watch in a cool and well-ventilated place, and wait until it cools off before using it again.
The power-intensive apps (such as calling and music playback) are frequently used
When the watch is used for a long time in scenarios such as voice calling, music playback, and software updates, the device body will heat up, which is normal due to the watch's heat dissipation. The temperature of your watch will return to normal after you stop using these power-intensive apps. To avoid discomfort caused by high temperatures, it is recommended that you take off your watch and wait until the watch cools off before using it again.
The network signal is weak
Check whether the Wi-Fi or eSIM mobile network of your watch is normal. It is recommended that you use your watch when the network signal is stable.