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Galaxy NoteI think it's your fault too, kind of.
At least wait for a few days for the adhesive / compacting material to settle. Since most repairs like your phone's involve this kind of treatment.
Ideally, the service center should notify the customers after handing over the phone what care to take for a few days (that is if they have appropriate knowledge) so they are also a bit wrong here.
A repaired phone / device is somewhat like a patient coming out of the surgery. You don't make them run a marathon in a few hours, right? They need rest.
Anyways, put your phone in a rice bag for 24-48 hours and check again. This should help to a great extent.
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