Mon Feb 2020 3 years ago

Easy Ways to Overcome Mobile Phones Don't Want to Charge

The cellphone doesn't want to charge? Overcome this way

Cellphones that don't want to be charged or refilled are often a problem. Often we find cellphones that don't want to charge when plugged into the cable. Don't panic, this is how to do it:

Change the power source
Maybe the problem is not on your cellphone. The possibility of the source of electricity in your place is damaged. Try to find another plug to prove it. You can also try charge your cellphone on a computer.

Check the data cable
Data cable or charger cable may also be a source of problem. Because it is often used, this cable is vulnerable to damage. Try to replace it with a data cable or other charger cable that suits your cellphone.

Turn off your cellphone
Try to charge the cellphone to death. It could be that your battery runs out of energy until there is no remaining at all. For a faster charge, the phone needs to be turned off first.

Check the USB socket
If your cable and adapter are fine, try checking the USB socket. Pay attention to the metal connector in it. Is it a little bent? To fix this, you have to turn off the cellphone. Take off the battery if it can be removed. Then correct the metal connector with tweezers or other objects that can reach it. Be careful when doing this.

Change the battery
If your cellphone battery can be removed, try replacing it with a new one. If you can't open the battery, it's time to replace a new cellphone.

Download the Ampere application
Ampere application is the most appropriate application to see the strength of the cellphone battery refill. In this application, you can see how much power comes in when you charge your mobile battery.

If the color shown is green, it means the electric power is flowing. If the color is orange or orange, it means the battery is reduced.

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