The trouble
The trouble happens in different appearances. Either your smartphone won’t charge AT ALL when it is connected to, or it just charges gradually (once in a while scarcely speedier than it is draining). It’s an commonly seen problem, and one I’ve experienced with gadgets myself, so here are a couple of easy fixes.
USB port fix
The fastest, least demanding, and frequently best arrangement, is just to do a little DIY repair on your genuine hardware. The issue is all the time that the metallic surfaces inside the USB port and the microUSB charger are not reaching, either through an assembling fault or due to the ceaseless stopping and unplugging of the charging link.
You should do nothing more than close down your gadget, take out the battery if conceivable and use something little, in the same way as a toothpick, to ‘lever up’ the little tab inside the USB port on your phone or tablet. Do it very gently, then reinsert your battery and plug it in once more. Nine times out of ten this is all that is required.
Switch cables
The most dramatic piece of a charger is obviously the cable, not the adapter that attaches into the wall socket. On the off chance that your gadget is having charging issues and the previous fix didn’t work, you may have a flawed cable. Before you surge out to purchase another adapter, simply snatch an extra USB cable from any other gadget and give it a try. Generally the cable will shred inside in light of the fact that it is always being nestled into, on and so forth.
On the off chance that the cable doesn’t appear to be the issue, check the wall plug adapter, that may be the issue. Additionally, make sure that the same charger & cable works with an alternate gadget as this will help you kill the chance that it is your gadget, not the cable or charger.
Source: Gadgetstouse
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