Try another cable and adapter
Test your iPhone with another compatible charging cable, plug and power socket. Damaged or incompatible accessories are a common cause of charging problems.
If your iPhone is not charging, charging slowly or only charging when the cable is held at a certain angle, the problem may be caused by the charging cable, power adapter, charging port, battery or another internal component.
Before booking a repair, try another compatible cable and power adapter, restart your iPhone and check whether there is visible lint or debris in the charging port. Do not insert pins, metal tools or other sharp objects into the port, as this may damage the internal contacts.
If your iPhone still will not charge, our trained technicians can inspect the device and identify whether it needs charging-port cleaning, a charging port repair, a battery replacement or further diagnosis.
Book an iPhone charging repairTry these quick checks before arranging a repair.
Test your iPhone with another compatible charging cable, plug and power socket. Damaged or incompatible accessories are a common cause of charging problems.
Restarting the device can resolve a temporary software issue that is preventing your iPhone from recognising the charger.
Look for visible lint or debris that may stop the connector fitting securely. Avoid inserting sharp or metal objects into the port.
Test a wall socket, computer USB connection or another suitable power source to rule out a problem with the original outlet.
If your iPhone displays a liquid-detection warning, disconnect the cable and allow the connector to dry naturally before charging again.
On compatible models, wireless charging may help indicate whether the fault is isolated to the wired charging port.
A charging fault can become more inconvenient over time and may leave you unable to use your iPhone when you need it.
An intermittent charging issue can develop into an iPhone that will not charge or switch on at all.
Forcing a cable or repeatedly adjusting the connector can cause more damage to the port and nearby components.
A properly charging iPhone is more dependable for work, travel and everyday use.
Lint and compacted debris can prevent the connector from fitting correctly and may cause intermittent charging.
Repairing a charging fault early may prevent more extensive damage or the need to replace the device.
A professional repair can help keep your current iPhone working for longer.
An iPhone may stop charging because of a damaged charging port, a worn cable, battery problems, liquid damage or another internal fault. The same symptom can have several possible causes, so diagnosis is important before replacing parts.
Our trained iSmash technicians use specialist tools to inspect the charging port and test your device. They will explain the fault found and confirm the repair required before the work begins.
With repair stores across the UK, you can book an appointment at a location and time that suits you.
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Eligible repairs are covered by an iSmash repair warranty.
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View iPhone charging repairsPossible causes include a damaged cable or adapter, compacted debris in the charging port, liquid detection, a worn charging port, battery failure, software issues or another internal fault.
This may indicate compacted debris, worn internal contacts or physical damage to the charging port. Avoid repeatedly forcing or bending the cable, as this may make the damage worse.
Slow charging may be caused by an underpowered or incompatible charger, damaged accessories, temperature, battery condition or a charging-port fault.
Lint or debris can stop the connector sitting fully inside the charging port. A worn or damaged port may cause the same symptom.
If wireless charging works but wired charging does not, the cable, adapter or charging port may be responsible. A technician can test the port and confirm whether cleaning or replacement is needed.
Yes. Charging-port faults can be repaired on many iPhone models. The exact repair depends on the model and the result of the device inspection.
Repair times vary by model, fault and parts availability. Your selected iSmash store will confirm the expected repair time when you book.
Pricing depends on your iPhone model and whether the problem is caused by the port, battery or another component. Select your device to see current repair options and prices.
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