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Wireless chargers
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denislawsbackheel
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No they won’t.
You need special wireless charging tech on board the phone or tablet.
Try a new charging lead from Apple, not a copy.
Although this happened to me and eventually it would not take a charge at all. It was the connector on the iPad that was screwed.
It was irreparable. Had to PX it at Apple Manchester for a new iPad.
You need special wireless charging tech on board the phone or tablet.
Try a new charging lead from Apple, not a copy.
Although this happened to me and eventually it would not take a charge at all. It was the connector on the iPad that was screwed.
It was irreparable. Had to PX it at Apple Manchester for a new iPad.
unexpected item
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Try giving the connector socket a good cleaning out with something non-metallic, a toothpick for instance. You can get an accumulation of fluff and other debris over time, that gets compacted by the charging plug and stops it from charging fully. Also, try a different charger/cable combo.
This.Try giving the connector socket a good cleaning out with something non-metallic, a toothpick for instance. You can get an accumulation of fluff and other debris over time, that gets compacted by the charging plug and stops it from charging fully. Also, try a different charger/cable combo.
ive had small stone lodged in more than 1 charger socket.
and serious amounts of fluff in all of them.
Barcon
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This happened to me as well. I thought my phone was finished but just needed cleaning out.Try giving the connector socket a good cleaning out with something non-metallic, a toothpick for instance. You can get an accumulation of fluff and other debris over time, that gets compacted by the charging plug and stops it from charging fully. Also, try a different charger/cable combo.
Johnny Mars Bar
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This.Try giving the connector socket a good cleaning out with something non-metallic, a toothpick for instance. You can get an accumulation of fluff and other debris over time, that gets compacted by the charging plug and stops it from charging fully. Also, try a different charger/cable combo.
A few years ago I thought my lightning port was goosed but it just needed a shitload of fluff removing from it!