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My Z3+ randomly reboots multiple times/day(30+). I've tried restoring with PC Companion, hard reset, factory reset, safe mode, everything. I tried running diagnostics but it's a crapshoot. Sometimes I will get a neverending loading loop and sometimes I'll get a error message, "Unfortunately Diagnostics has stopped." and then the phone will reboot iself.
May be your sim card or SD card is gone loose. Try removing both and use your phone for a while and check whether problem persists.
Thanks for replying. I've tried this already without a SIM card or SD card in the phone after a repair over PC Companion. It reboots itself about 15-20 minutes after I go through the initial setup.
If you have tried all the troubleshooting and still no luck finding solution then in that case you need to go to local Xperia care centre and have your device inspected.
I live in the United States and I spoke to someone at Sony Care. He told me that the Z3+ isn't supported in the USA and the repair facility isn't trained with the Z3+.
I am sory I don't live in USA so don't know what regulations you need to follows. So may be you can ask for a refund or a replacement from the place of purchase.
I wish I could return it. The vendor I bought this from will only accept a return for hardware issues and this is clearly a software issue.
Well If you think that the problem is related to your phone's software then how about flashing another region's firmware and check if it helps a bit? See this guide
What kind of service centre doesn't accept the phone for repair which is being sold in the same country?
Sorry. I've tried that and my phone still reboots out of the blue. I even switched to UK and the new USA firmware. Same problem.
I went to the new Z5/Z5C forum and it looks like some of the users with the newest phone are experiencing the same issues.
I ran a repair over PCC for giggles and this is what diagnostics says after 3 days. There's 0 dropped calls so I got that going for me.
As I type this my phone is going through a random reboot so there's actually 115 System Incidents.