iPhone wont charge? Here’s the solution to Fix It
Sometimes iPhone plugged in, but it will not charge the mobile. Is the iPhone damaged? Is it time to get a new one? Mostly not, since there are few basic reasons that iPhone wont charge, and mostly there is nothing to do with the iPhone if it was damaged.
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How to solve this iPhone wont charge issues |
Here you can get the better methods to solve this iPhone charging issues. To do this just follow the points explained bellow.
How to verify if the iPhone wont charge
Whenever the gadget is plugged-in to power socket, look at the status of the battery symbol.
- If there is a lightning bolt after the battery symbol, the iPhone is charging.
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lightning bolt symbol while charging of iPhone |
- And if the iPhone is not charging then there is no lightning bolt after the battery symbol
If the iPhone wont charge then we may face the
iPhone wont turn on the problem too. Read the bellow points to know reasons and get the solution for how to solve this issue.
Verify the iPhone Charging Port
One of the basic reasons for the iPhone wont charge is simple that is the port on the iPhone is blocked with dust, waste or some other obstacle.
- Something very small may simply cause cable fitting problem.
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Verify the charging port of the iPhone |
- So the most important thing we must do is verify the charging port of the iPhone.
- If any dust or waste is there then use the dry toothbrush or Q-Tip to clean up.
- After cleaning this charging port, try to charge the iPhone once.
- Seriously, dust in the port is the more common thing and it may affect a device from connecting, charging power is probably works now.
Here we can also know the solution for
why wont my iPhone turn on. Before going to take the further step, ensure to verify the plug end of the cable.
Change the USB Port Plugged or Wall Outlet
The next regular reason for iPhone wont charge is due to where it’s plugged into.
- Mostly the wall outlet will not work properly.
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USB charging plug errors |
- If we are trying to charge the iPhone using the USB cable connected to the PC,
- Sometimes the USB port in the PC itself is the error.
- Use some other USB port available on the PC
- This commonly solves the problem too.
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Use some other USB cable to connect with the PC |
- Oh, using another wall outlet is usually charges the iPhone faster too.
Verify the USB Cable Damaged or not
Whatever the cable problem happens we may face the problem like
iPhone 6 not turning on. To fix this type of solutions just follow the below steps. Damage to the USB cable can cause the iPhone wont charge. If the cable is torn or fraying, there’s our error.
- If our cable is damaged, we need to change the new USB cable to charge an iPhone.
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Check out the charging cable damaged or not |
- Luckily, we can get cheap USB cables which are certified and they can also work great.
- And they are quite durable.
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Get a new charging cable |
- Any other USB cable issues can make an iPhone wont charge.
- We can basically face the problem that the not certified cable may also cause the charging issue for the iPhone or iPad.
The iPhone wont charge due to iPhone damage
If the iPhone is damaged, it can’t charge. Generally, the simple screen crack will not affect that much difference.
- But if the iPhone fell out of a 50 story window or ran over by a dozen cars,
- it’s almost toasted and can’t charge due to the hardware damage.
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Damage of the gadget may not charge the iPhone |
- Another regular reason for charging is or dropping an iPhone into liquid or water contact
- And not drying it completely.
- In the case of the iPhone slipped into the water and not dried completely and sufficiently then iPhone battery is destroyed.
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iPhone slipped into the water will cause the hardware problems along with charging error. |
- And other remaining hardware of the iPhone may also damage,
- Which can totally cause the iPhone never charging?
If the iPhone is not charging the battery after the water damage then try to dry it for 72 hours or so in rice or silica which may dry up the gadget. Otherwise, we just need the new iPhone or hardware to solve the error.
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