Clear your cache partition. You may ask yourself, what does clearing the cache on my cell/actually do? The cache partition contains most of the temporary files, logs and remembered bits from the various applications on your Android device. They can also be left over files from before your last Android update. If that happens your device could be trying to use stored files that are not meant for your current version of Android. Think of it the same way you think of your browser cache. Just like a browser cache, sometimes those stored bits cause more problem than they solve and so it is a good idea to delete the cache periodically.
Wiping the cache will NOT delete your apps or your data or your configuration. It will simply delete the temporary junk.
This can resolve MANY problems:
Black Screen of Death (BSoD) Slow performance of apps Lag in the User Interface Apparently random errors and failures
>Charge the device with the other original charger.
>If available in your device than Enable fast charging (Scroll down notification panel>Setting >Device maintenance>Battery>3 dots (upper right corner) >Advanced setting>Fast cable charging>Enable).
>Perform Interactive checks through Samsung Members app (Samsung Member> Get Help> Interactive checks->USB/Charger).
>Clear the RAM memory of device (Scroll down notification panel > Setting> Device care >Memory> Clean Now). > Stop the background running app (Tap on the left soft key and close all the running apps).
For further assistance, register your concern in Samsung members app(Open Samsung members app>click on “+“icon>send feedback>Error report/ Ask Questions).
