![]() ![]() The wire gets twisted here, and over time the plastic coating wears out. Unfortunately Apple’s Lightning cables, and before them the older 30-pin connectors, do tend to fray and weaken at the point where the port meets the cable. In the rest of the article we will discuss steps to take if the cable or the power adapter are broken. If you’ve not been able to confirm that the fault lies with the wall socket, the iPhone or iPad, or the cable, then it’s pretty much guaranteed to be the power adapter – but if you’re lucky enough to have a spare (or are able to borrow one from a friend) you can confirm this by keeping the same wall socket, cable and iOS device but using a different power adapter.įollowing these steps should enable you to establish which element is at fault, and therefore which one needs to be fixed or replaced.See if the Mac is able to see the device and sync with it – if it can, the cable is working. If not, you could instead use the same cable to plug your iPhone or iPad into your Mac (ie, remove the plug and adapter from the equation entirely). Is the cable faulty? You could try using a different cable if you’ve got one (but keeping the same device, adapter and plug socket).Guide to fixing an iPhone or iPad that won’t charge. Pressing in the center of the connector can bend the component and cause digitizer damage. Press one end of the connector, then press the opposite end. When reconnecting the digitizer cable, do not press the center of the connector. Is the iPhone or iPad faulty? Try charging up another iOS device (or other compatible USB device) with the same cable, adapter and plug socket. Use the flat end of a spudger to disconnect the digitizer cable connector.Is the wall socket faulty? Keep everything else the same but try using a different wall plug. ![]()
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