How to Fix Charging Problems for Lightning Cables

I guess every once in a while you will have had problems with the chargers. In fact, it is one of the most damaged parts of electronic devices. Moreover, almost every time there is a fault that does not include device breakages, it is due precisely to this element. In any case, Lightning chargers are one of the most sought-after topics on the web to try to solve problems that arise at home, without having to resort to technical service. Especially since in many cases the warranty runs out and it is cheaper to end up buying one. Today we help you understand what you can do to solve yours.

The lightning cables, like the rest of conventional chargers, they usually fail for various reasons. Next we are going to mention the most common ones, and how to solve them in case it is possible, or in any case, the recommendation to go to a technical service or to anticipate the purchase of a new one before they begin to fail completely and you stay the least expected day without yours to charge the mobile terminal.

Most common problems with Lightning cables

The most common problem of lightning cables It is the accumulated dirt that prevents the connection from being made properly. And although it seems a banal topic, there are a lot of comments about it in specialized forums in which you can check the tricks of users to be able to get their own to recover the health they enjoyed. In any case, the main drawback is reaching all the points because of how small they are, and the preferred option on the Internet is to use an old dry toothbrush. With it you can remove the dust particles that you may not be seeing and that caused the problem.

If this does not work, and you think it is actually a dust-related problem, you can carry out the second most mentioned option by users with the same problem as you. In that case, you will have to use a damp chamois and help it with the brush to reach those corners and remove dirt effectively. Of course, in this case some users have reported problems after the process, and you will also have to make sure that it is dry before inserting it into your terminal. If not, the remedy could be worse than the disease since you would cause damage and you could lose the warranty.

If neither of the two previous tricks works, you should think that it is something that is not directly related to the direct connection of the Lightning. What's more, it is most likely that an intermediate connection is failing, or that something inside has become unhooked due to bending it too much or because it is stored without folding it well. In this case, although there are those who dare to repair them by opening them, I do not particularly recommend it. Only someone who knows what he is doing should choose this route. I know that no one likes having to spend good money on the charging accessory, but less grace will make you see your iPhone not working. So better not risk it.

I take this opportunity to remind you that Lightning cables have also given factory problems, and if that is your case, you can request an exchange for a product in perfect condition through the Apple Store online. In the previous link we have talked about the subject and explained the process to follow, so take a look if you think this is your case.