Charger slips out of iphone

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Charger slips out of iphone

To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. The slightest wobble makes it stop charging. I don't understand how this can be a plausible stereo headphone port replacement on iPhone 7. It is a bad connector with a truly limited lifespan which doesn't maintain a secure fitting unlike the mini stereo jack fitting which even if the iPhone drops out of a pocket will stay connected even with some force and has many times saved my iPhone with a dangle from a fall. Posted on Apr 3, AM. I have the same problem. I used a toothpick to clean out the charging port, and found what I can only describe as a small cat in there. The pocket lint was horrible. As soon as I cleaned out the port, my cable fit snugly again and no more problems. Page content loaded. Apr 3, AM in response to True Grit. Oct 18, AM in response to True Grit. Sounds like either the socket or the cable or both is defective. If it is constantly falling out and not properly connecting, then something is clearly wrong. If you can get access to another phone you could at least try it on that, which would give some indication as to whether the issue is with the cable or the phone.

Rubber band gets in the way a bit when using the phone though. I used a flat tipped plastic toothpick. IMHO after 50 years of being involved with electronics, the lightning port is not a really good design in the service for which it is intended.

Maybe it feels a little loose, or wobbles back and forth. Or sometimes when it starts charging, it will stop if you bump it, or even randomly stop charging altogether. Well, typically the culprit is just pocket lint clogging your charge port and you can easily fix this problem in just 3 easy steps. First, you will need something small and pointy, like a toothpick. If you have some canned air, that will come in handy too. Gently insert the toothpick all the way into the charge port and see if you can feel any debris. Be careful to not scratch the sides of the charge port too hard.

To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. My iPhone has recently developed a problem where the charger, if bumped to the right, causes the charger to slip out and stop the charging process. I haven't found anyone else with the same problem so far, so what I would like to know is: Is there something I can do to fix this without sending it in to service? If I have to send it in to service, that's fine, I just wouldn't prefer to. As far as this being the charger's fault, I have tried it with other chargers and friend's chargers to no avail, I also have tried my charger in other iPhones and they don't slip out at all, What is going on? Page content loaded. Jun 9, PM in response to Ryeloaf.

Charger slips out of iphone

Phones are annoying. Yes, they are convenient, placing a variety of tools and functions at your fingertips, including the internet. But what happens when you deplete your battery? Without a charger, your phone is useless. And unfortunately, chargers are not always trustworthy.

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HappyDude20 said:. Now try your charger and see if it makes a better connection. I got a safety pin and pulled a small amount out then finished off with a toothpick. Page content loaded. Rick Rowland rickrowlan Rep: 13 1. Jan 2, 10, 21, Aug 7, 12 3. Thank you for assisting so many of us, not to mention saving us a fortune and saving us continued frustration. Posted: Mar 2, Scott scott Posted: Aug 12, Options Permalink History. Sometimes lint and dust get into the port and block the connector from going fully in.

If your battery won't charge or charges slowly, or if an alert message appears, learn what to do. Plug your charging cable into a USB 2. If you're trying to charge wirelessly with an iPhone 8 or later, first make sure that you can charge with the USB cable that came with your device.

I used a toothpick to clean out the charging port, and found what I can only describe as a small cat in there. Looking for suggestions or similar symptoms to diagnose. Then one day a massive hunk of micro-debris, pitch black, came out on its own. Not a good idea to use any sort of metal pick. Jul 6, 3, 2, Allan Barr barriphone. Other people have reported this happening as well. Yes, this worked! Posted: Jan 15, I was on the verge of getting a new phone based on this issue alone and chalked it up to obsolescence. A forum where Apple customers help each other with their products. Pretty slick Brilliant tip. Posted: Jul 10,