It may happen that one day the owner of an iPhone, having decided to recharge his pet, will suddenly encounter an unsolvable problem at first glance. Despite the cable being connected, the iPhone refuses to charge. And this happens, as a rule, at the most inopportune moment. But with the help of simple tricks, you can try to revive the device on strike.
Check for current
If iPhone refuses to charge, check first to see if there is any current flowing to it. This advice may seem silly, but situations with blackouts or fuses blown out on the switchboard are not so uncommon. In addition, the charging cable is not the most reliable device in the world and can easily fail. The easiest way is to try to charge the iPhone with a different cable, it is quite possible that such a low-cost replacement will be able to correct the situation.
It should be clear to you that you will carry out all subsequent actions at your own peril and risk, therefore, you should resort to them only if it is not possible to contact the service.
Cleaning contacts
If changing the cable did not help, then perhaps the problem lies in the iphone itself and must be taken to a service center for repair. This step is suitable for those who still have the device under warranty, but what if they no longer have it, as well as the funds to pay for expensive repairs? First of all, inspect the place where the cable is connected, perhaps it is simply clogged with compressed dust. To remove it, you need the SIM ejection needle that came with your iPhone. Insert it into the charging socket and move it from side to side, not forgetting about the dirt hidden in the corners.
Now take a soft-bristled toothbrush and run it several times over the connector, removing dust and tiny crumbs. You will be surprised at how much dirt you can get out of a clean phone. The thing is that when you carry an iPhone in your clothing pockets, as most people do, under the influence of static electricity, dust particles and lint crumbled from the fabric of your clothes, like a magnet, are attracted to the iPhone and cause the device to stop charging over time. And in general, the conditions for using an iPhone are very different from a sterile vacuum, and sooner or later the contacts of the charging connector turn out to be covered with dirt.
The described method can help revive the drowned iPhone, but instead of dust, particles of corrosion deposited on the contacts will be removed.
If cleaning doesn't work
If the procedure did not help, there is nothing to do, you will have to contact a specialist. Any other actions to revive an iPhone that has refused to charge require special knowledge and skills, as well as certain tools for disassembly. If you do not have one, take the device to the service, there they will help it.
