3 tips for when the battery of your Samsung smartphone doesn't work.

Written by Jesper

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19 November 2024

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09:20

3 tips for when the battery of your Samsung smartphone doesn't work.

Won't the battery of your Samsung smartphone charge or does it charge very slowly? In this article, we've listed various tips to solve this problem.

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Tips for when the battery won't charge

Is the battery not working properly or won't your Samsung smartphone charge anymore? There are several possible solutions. Follow the tips in this order.

  • Tip 1: do a battery test
  • Tip 2: try a different charger
  • Tip 3: clean the USB port

Tip 1: do a battery test

It's possible that your device doesn't charge because the battery is no loner working. You can check this with a battery test. Go through the following steps for this.

1: download the app 'Samsung Members' in the Google Play Store. 2: tap 'Get Help' in the lower bar in the Samsung Members app. 3: tap 'Start' under 'Diagnostics'. 4: choose 'Battery status'. Your smartphone is now performing a battery test. 5: do you see 'Good' after 'Life'? This means that your battery isn't the problem. Do you see something else there? That means that the battery isn't working properly. Take or send your device to CoolblueRepareert to have it repaired.

Tip 2: try a different charger

Tip 2: try a different charger

It's possible that your smartphone is still working fine, but the charger is broken. Try charging another device with the same charger to rule this out. Does this other smartphone also not charge? Your charger is defective. To be completely sure, you can also try charging your own phone with a different charger and charging cable. Does that work? There's nothing wrong with your smartphone.

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Clean the charging port

Tip 3: clean the USB port

Maybe the charger can't make contact, because there's dirt in the USB port of your smartphone. First, clean your charging port. You do this by blowing hard in the port or cleaning it with compressed air. Doesn't that work? Carefully scrape away the dirt in the USB port with a thin object such as a toothpick.

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