The problem with charging a cell phone can create a lot of trouble for the modern person. What can a user do in a situation if the phone stops charging in order not to waste money on contacting a service center?
Indeed, many problems in the case when the phone does not charge, the user is able to solve himself. Here are some situations that you can figure out on your own at home:
1. Phone battery problem
This problem is typical for phones that have already served a decent amount of time. Any battery has a certain life span and a finite number of recharge cycles. If an old phone quickly discharges or charges, but when you try to turn it on quickly turns off, perhaps the root of the trouble is precisely that the battery has served its life.
- Open your phone and look at the battery. Very often, such a battery is swollen.
- Go to the nearest service center and ask to show you the battery for your phone model. Insert it into your phone. If the device does not behave the same as with the old battery, just buy a new one. If the "behavior" of the phone is the same, and the battery does not look bloated, the problem is most likely in the phone itself.
By the way, another problem with the phone battery is oxidized contacts. This is diagnosed as follows - remove the battery from the device and thoroughly clean the contacts. If the phone began to turn on and charge normally, then the problem was precisely in the absence of a normal battery-phone contact.
2. Problem with the charger
The charger cable may break over time or be damaged by pets. Borrow a charger of the same model from someone you know, or simply buy a new one.
3. Lack of contact
Charging may stop unexpectedly with a working charger for no apparent reason.
Try moving the charging connector on your phone slightly. This must be done very carefully! Perhaps the connector in the phone is loose or partially soldered from the Tephon board. If this is indeed the case, this problem can only be solved by a specialist.
