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Similar to computers, iPhone battery charging issues are the same. There are many causes of iPhone not charging into electricity. If you're lucky, you can fix the battery charging issue on iPhone without going to the repair shop with a few simple steps. What causes this issue and how to fix it, let's follow the details below.
Fixing iPhone battery charging issue not displaying battery percentage
Fixing iPhone not charging into electricity
1. Causes - Causes from faulty charging cable, adapter when iPhone indicates accessory not supported after charging or battery not fully charged - It could be due to faulty electrical outlets, plugs or not properly plugged in
2. Solutions
2.1 Check the charging cable, adapter: Try using another iPhone to charge and check one by one to identify the origin of the problem, then replace it to continue charging the battery.
2.2 Check the charging port and connector of your iPhone: If your charging cable and adapter don't connect to another iPhone, the issue may stem from your own iPhone. Try using a cotton swab, soft cloth, or specialized solution to remove dust and clean the connecting pins in your iPhone's charging port.
2.3 Check the power source First, check if the power source where you're charging is working. Next, ensure that the adapter is properly plugged into the power outlet and the charging pins are correctly aligned with the iPhone.
2.4 Case of unsupported or untested accessory error The charging cable and adapter you're using may be damaged or faulty, or these accessories may be low-quality non-Apple products that trigger an error. Replace these accessories with appropriate ones by purchasing genuine products from reputable stores or authorized Apple retailers.
2.5 Restart your device Your iPhone may become unresponsive if you've been using it continuously for an extended period. In this case, give your device a rest by restarting it. The process is simple but highly effective for users who are not familiar with it. + For older iPhone models: Press and hold the power button for 3-5 seconds. When the 'Slide to power off' option appears, swipe the circle to the right to turn off your device.
- Learn more: 5 Different Ways to Power Off an iPhone
2.6 Case of iPhone Charging to 80%
During charging, your device may heat up slightly. At this point, the software will limit the battery level to 80% to protect the battery's lifespan. If you want to continue charging, you need to unplug the charger from the iPhone and wait for the device to cool down before resuming.
2.7 Replacement of Compatible Components
If you're lucky, you'll fall into the two cases mentioned above and the solutions are relatively easy. However, if you've tried the two methods above and still can't fix the issue, the likelihood of hardware malfunction is quite high.
Here, Mytour hardware refers to the battery. User behaviors like overcharging or using damaged batteries can also prevent the battery percentage from increasing while charging. For this reason, you only need to replace a brand new 100% genuine battery for your iPhone and reconnect it to the charger.
3. Tips for Charging iPhone Battery
3.1 Is Overnight iPhone Charging Good?
Modern iPhones are equipped with a feature to automatically stop charging once fully charged. Charging your iPhone overnight doesn't affect the battery's health, but it's not recommended to do this too often as it may slightly impact the device's performance.
3.2 Does Charging iPhone Too Often Cause Battery Degradation?
Every 500 charging cycles, the device's battery gradually degrades. One charging cycle is not equivalent to one plug-in. Disconnecting the charger before the iPhone is fully charged doesn't affect the battery's lifespan. Therefore, charging your iPhone whenever necessary won't compromise the battery's quality.
3.3 How Many Charging Cycles Degrade an iPhone Battery?
As mentioned earlier, the lifespan of an iPhone battery depends on its charging cycles. One charging cycle is considered from 0 to 100%. If your phone's battery is at 40%, and you charge it to 100%, it doesn't count as one cycle. The next charge, adding another 40% to the previous 60%, counts as one cycle. After 500 cycles, the device's battery will degrade gradually.
Identifying Whether Your iPhone Battery Is Deteriorating or Not
- Learn more: Simple Ways to Check if Your iPhone Battery Is Deteriorating
3.4 Proper Ways to Charge iPhone Battery
+ Use original charging adapter and cable from the manufacturer
+ Direct wall socket charging is the best method. If charging via computer, ensure it's not in sleep mode. Avoid charging your iPhone from USB ports on external keyboards.
+ If charging your iPhone wirelessly: Avoid using thick phone cases. Do not charge wirelessly while using the Lightning port. It's recommended to disable iPhone vibration during charging.
Above are the instructions on how to fix iPhone charging issues. If you're not experienced in repairs, the best method is to take your device to an authorized service center or reputable store for a free diagnosis and repair advice.
