My Samsung tablet won't charge?
My samsung tablet was working fine and I was able to charge it that morning. All of a sudden it won't charge, I have tried using other outlets, I'm not sure if its my charger that's not working or my tablet that won't take the charge. What do I do? I don't want to spend money on a charger if its not going to work with my tablet.
My Samsung Galaxy Tablet Won't charge?
Its one of 2 things and I'm 1000000% sure of this 1. Your charger is F*cked 2. Your charge slot on your galaxey is losse or also F*cked. Try going to a store and ask them to charge it for you and c if it charges with a new charger if it does then buy that charger because your old one is officially F*cked. If the new charger at the store won't charge your galaxey at the store then your galaxey charge slot is officially F*cked so you have to take it in for repairs so they can fix it
My Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1" wont charge?
I've had my tablet for about 7 months now, and I've tried various chargers. Every time I would buy a new charger, it would work for maybe a couple weeks, then it wouldn't charge from that charger. Now, no chargers can charge my tablet, and when I do plug a charger into it, it stays in the state where it shows the grey battery with the white lightning bolt over it, but it wont charge, and the screen flickers from dark to bright.
How come my tablet won't charge?
The first thing I would try doing is swapping out the charging cable and/or the wall charger. The cables especially can go bad very easily depending on how they are used, stored, etc. The wall charger, if not the OEM charger, may not be the correct volts/amps to properly charger your device.I’d also try the cable/wall charger on another device if possible to verify it works at all.If swapping the cables/charger with known good ones still doesn’t charger your device, you may have a problem with the charging port itself. Depending on the device, this can be an easy fix or a hard one. Some devices have the charging port as a smaller, separate board that can quickly be swapped out. Other have the charging port soldered onto the main board, which means you’d have to unsolder the old one first, and resolder a new one on. If you’re not familiar with soldering, this may not be a viable option for you.Hopefully this provides at least a few places to start with troubleshooting your device.Scott - HyperDog Digital
Why won't my tablet charge!?
Probably the battery monitor software on the tablet goes out of sync with the actual battery charge. This happens often, especially for tablets that have been used over some time. There's some good suggestion here on how to fix such kind of charging/battery problem. It's for the Kindle Fire, but the steps will work for any tablet: http://budurl.com/FixAndroids
My tablet won't charge?
So I have a insignia tablet and it won't charge. I have plugged it to many outlet an it won't charge. MY PARENT SAY I BROKE IT. Every time I charge it, it shuts down and doesn't charge.
Why won't my tablet fully charge?
I have an Asus tablet by Android and it won't fully charge. It used to just stop charging at 72% even thought I left it plugged in. Then it stopped charging at 69% and now it only charges to 62% Any ideas? I haven't even had it for a month so I'm kind of mad.
How can I fix a Samsung Tab 4 that won't charge and displaying a "temperature too low" warning? I've replaced the battery and charging port. Temperature too low message displayed after I replaced the battery.
You (or the person that installed the new battery) may have damaged the battery temperature sensor or the connection to it.Sometimes the sensor is an integral part of the battery or it may be an external device that attaches to the battery case.A low temperature alarm indicates that it is probably disconnected… or you bought a counterfeit battery that does not have an actual temperature sensor *inside* the battery case.I kind of doubt that a functional temperature sensor would read a too-low-to-charge temperature if it was otherwise working but simply detached from the battery case. Something is seriously wrong.Take your tablet back to the person that “fixed" it. It needs fixing of their fixing.