iPhone X/XS/XR/11: Not Charging, Charging Slowly, Charging Issues FIXED By iLuvTrading

Hey, what is going on guys, so you have a iPhone, 10 or 10s max iPhone 10 are even the iPhone 11 and you have issues with charging. Maybe it's not charging, maybe is charging slowly, or maybe it's only charging to a certain point like 10 or 20 percent, and then it stops. I'm going to give you guys several solutions to get your iPhone back up and running right now. So the first thing is: you have to make sure that you have a cable, a charging cable that is good okay. So if you go ahead and plug your phone in, and it's not charging or charging slurry, or slowly or whatnot, what you may want to do. Is he, if you have an extra iPhone lying around or an iPad or a friend's iPad or iPhone, go ahead and try to charge their iPhone or iPad and see if that works, if it works on another iPhone or iPad, obviously, there's something else going on? Besides the actual charging cable, if you don't have an extra iPhone iPad lying around just go ahead and grab yourself another cable and see if that works.

If it still does not work, then what I want you to do is try to switch USB ports, okay, regardless, if it's on your computer or a one of this multi charger. USB ports try a different port. Okay. Also. Another thing too, is if you're, using a wall, adapter, okay and the wall.

Adapter is not working, then go ahead and try to plug in another socket. Okay, another wall socket preferably keep moving around. If so, doesn't work go ahead and pop the wall adapter out and find another one you have lying around your house like this is once for the Samsung phones, but these work as well just go ahead and plug that in pop it in and see if your iPhone, how longer has any charging issues and the same thing, even if you're, using a cable like this, is a USB a here through a lightning port here, but a lot of the newer phones. They come with a USB type-c to a lightning point connector here so same thing, you know: if you have the wall adapter and the USB type-c, it's not working, try a different outlet, and if you have another one of these lying around if you're still not working another one of these lying around then try a different one. Another thing I want to note too.

Are you have to make sure that plugged in all the way, okay bits only in like 3/4 of the way, you're going to have issues charging measures in all the way. Now the thing is: if it doesn't go in all the way, then it's a good possibility. You may have like lint or debris stuck in there, and I'll show you how to take that out in one second also on the wall adapter here. If you go ahead and plug it in, you also want to make sure that is all the way in on this as well same thing, if you have a USB a want to make sure that is in the wall, adapter all the way, not 3/4 of the way. Okay.

So if you're charging cable is good and your wall, adapter is good and still not charging, then it's a good possibility. You have something inside your charging port here, however, sometimes a simple force restart will get it working -. If you have nothing stuck in there, okay and how you do a forced restart is with the phone on. This is what I want you to do. I want you to press the volume up, volume down and then press and hold the power button until you see the Apple logo, okay and then plug your phone in and see if it charges or has any issues.

Ok, so let's do this together, volume up volume, down press and hold the power button. Do not let go that power button until we see an Apple logo appear I'm still holding on to the Apple logo, or I'm still holding on to the power button here, I'm still holding on waiting for that Apple logo to appear still holding. There's the Apple logo go ahead and let go once the phone boots back up, go ahead and plug in your phone and see if it's up and charging like it should, if not we're going to go to the next step here. Okay, so the next step here now it's a good possibility. You have something stuck in here: it could be lint dust debris, even if you ever split a little of soda or coffee near it.

You can have some sticky stuff in here, okay, so what you can do is go ahead and find yourself a toothpick, preferably like a wooden toothpick or a plastic toothpick okay. So what you want to do with the toothpick here? Are you kind of want to go in here and you kind of want to see if there's anything in here kind of like move it out right into the charging port? Okay and also take know of anything happens. Your phone I am NOT responsible, okay, anyways go like this. Keep doing this and a lot of you guys watching this video right now you're going to be pulling out a lot of gunk that you never knew that you had in there. Okay, so keep doing this, keep playing around with it and then do that for a while and then go ahead and plug in your phone again plug it back in see if it's charging, if it's not unplug it and try to do it again, use the toothpick here go ahead and keep trying to clean that out.

Also, if the toothpick is not working here and like I said, you can use a wooden one or even a plastic one. Okay, if that's not working, what I want you to do next, is go ahead and blow into it so blow into it kind of hard and use the toothpick. Try it again and then go ahead and plug it in and see if it works. Okay, if it's still not working, then what you may want to try to do next is go ahead and get the toothbrush here, or you could have, did a toothbrush first, okay, anyways get the again a toothbrush here and you kind of want to go inside and kind of clean that out. Try to get the whiskers in their move it around a little nice and gentle and give it a nice blow, give it a little clean again and then go ahead and plug in your phone and see if it's charging now take no now there are times where I use the toothpick, it didn't work, I use the toothbrush, it didn't work, and then I went in with a metal paperclip.

Now the thing is I, don't recommend using a metal paperclip, because you shouldn't use a metal of metal. However, I just take note that I have used a metal paperclip before and for some reason when I had that in there and I started moving around, and it actually started charging the phone. So you can try this if you want, but again it's not really advised to use. You know metal on metal, okay, so after you tried to clean it out, and maybe it's still wet in charge next thing I want you to do is go ahead and plug in your cable, your charge, your lightning cable plug in like this, and then I just want you to let it sit there for like ten or fifteen minutes. Maybe it's not charging where not doesn't matter plug it in and leave it like this, for ten minutes, come back after ten minutes and do the same thing while it's plugged in okay I want you to do a force restart while it's plugged in this time.

Okay, so remember it. Follow me: volume up volume, down press and hold the power button, I'm going to continue to hold the power button, I'm not going to let go until I see that Apple logo appear now one of these steps. Most of you guys going to be up and running unless, of course, you do have a defective battery or something is wrong. Your connector I'm still holding on to the power button. Okay, so the Apple logo, zero, I'm gonna.

Let go and wait for my phone to boot back up and you guys should be up and running and charging with no issues like I said. If there still is an issue, then you something wrong with your batteries that you have a defective battery or there's something actually wrong with your charging port here anyways, let me know which method or which combination and methods that actually work for you. Any questions comment below thanks for watching guys.

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