Just as the title says my warp charger no longer warp charges, it's been sitting here plugged into for the last hour and it's only just now hitting 50%.
Havent notice the issue before until now, tried different outlets, different cables, for the record I'm using the cable that comes with the charging brick. The logo no longer pops up and says WARP CHARGE either whether the device is powered on or not.
Any input would be appreciated.
there is already a thread about this and wrong section.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/help/warp-charge-issues-9-5-7-9-5-8-t3944013
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so the option to not charge it is not ticked under power settings, and its set to charge via usb from advanced config and still no dice.
tried different usb ports and nothing
the led is orange, says its charging in power options
any thoughts?
Try a diffrent usb cable, some cables do not provide enough power to charge the phone. (guessing maybe they are old 1.1 cabels). But I know I have a few cables around that dont charge my phone and they also will not work with my portable external usb hard drive because they wont provide enough power for it. But they work just fine with my digital camera.
I´ve read somewhere that disabling USB charging is better for the battery life, so I have it disabled.
You've tried different USB ports, but were they on the different computers?
so i've tried different cables, different ports and 2 different PC's and 2 different laptops.
I know its not the cable i'm currently using because i plugged it into one of those A/C to USB adapters and charged fine.
I'm starting to think its my batter,
If you have tbattery installed, do u get values for all the boxes?
All mine except 3 or 4 are 0 :/
Well, you are not the only one having this problem. Mine is brand new. I started setting it up last night and had it hooked to the computer via usb. I installed a few .cabs such as google maps, myphone, and a few tweaks such as tether, disable sent notification, enable all camera modes, and manila start menu unlocker. While it was connected it said it was charging. When I went to bed I turned it off and connected it to another usb cable on another computer which is an a/c hub. I went to turn it on this morning and thought it was strange it was not fully charged. I continued to set it up a bit and take it for a spin. After a while I turned it off again and hooked it to the usb a/c charger again. I just tried turning it on and nothing was happening. I connected it to the usb again and it finally turned on, but I checked the battery level and it was at 0% and turned off. I have it connected to the a/c charger and giving it a little bit to see what will happen. One thing that seems strange is that the battery discharged more while it was off and attached to the usb a/c hub during the afternoon causing it to refuse to turn on at all. Any thoughts?
fone_fanatic said:
so i've tried different cables, different ports and 2 different PC's and 2 different laptops.
I know its not the cable i'm currently using because i plugged it into one of those A/C to USB adapters and charged fine.
I'm starting to think its my batter,
If you have tbattery installed, do u get values for all the boxes?
All mine except 3 or 4 are 0 :/
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I think the odds are pretty good it's your battery. The orange light means power is going through the charging circuit, so you obviously have your settings correct.
I'm guessing you're in Austin or near? If you want to try popping my battery in it for a few minutes and see if it charges fine then, PM me and we can set something up.
the same thing is happening with mine. Sometimes it will charge, sometimes it wont. weird thing is that it only started doing this a few days ago... i know nothing has changed ROM wise, so only things i can think now is maybe the actual USB connector on the phone or the battery, but since I am getting a charge via wall chargers im not sure what to think lol
Just an update.
If i have the USB cable plugged in (and car charger to which doesn't charge as well ) after 15 min or so a warning appears saying that the current is too low to charge the device. Either closed unused apps or switch to a/c power.
I've ordered a 1800mah Mugen Power Battery. Gonna see if it resolves the issue, if it does then i'm gonna call at&t and see if they'll swap my battery for me.
I have found as have others here after reading some posts that if the phone is almost dead or battery is very low then it will not charge via the USB anymore. The orange light goes on and it says that its charging but the charging circuit seems to be protecting the phone and not letting the battery charge.
The only solution I have found, and it has only happened twice so far is to plug it into a wall charger and fully charge the battery. It will then charge via USB again and all is good. I normally only charge my phone with usb while connected to Activesync but once in a while you seem to need to top it up with a wall charger.
It is also highly recomended not to run Lithium Ion batteries right out.
How do you know it is not charging?
There is a difference in the wiring from a wall charger and a USB charger. There is a signal line in the wall charger telling it to charge at near 1000ma. In the USB cable that line tells it to limit the charge current to 500ma. That is the limit for current that you should pull from a USB port. If you are using the unit heavily, you may actually need more then the 500ma., those running the battery down possibly.
If the unit is idle, it will still take much longer to charger from USB then off of a wall charger.
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How do you know it is not charging?
There is a difference in the wiring from a wall charger and a USB charger. There is a signal line in the wall charger telling it to charge at near 1000ma. In the USB cable that line tells it to limit the charge current to 500ma. That is the limit for current that you should pull from a USB port. If you are using the unit heavily, you may actually need more then the 500ma., those running the battery down possibly.
If the unit is idle, it will still take much longer to charger from USB then off of a wall charger.
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If you are asking me, I know it was not charging because I also had the "not enough power to charge message" and the phone went from about 15% when I plugged it in to stone cold dead by the morning. The whole time it was pluged into a computer I have used repeatedly to charge it with. I then put it on a AC charger and it went to full charger in about an hour and a half or so.
Recently I've noticed that my Gnex battery will LOOSE charge when plugged into any power source that isn't the Samsung charger. Weird right? If i plug it into my laptop, car charger, an LG wall charger the battery will drain. It has happened multiple times where i've hit 15% battery life and plugged it into my laptop or car charger and it will loose a 1% about every 2-3 minutes.
I've switched roms with no luck. What is going on?
Its not uncommon for this to happen from a laptop port - especially if the phone is being used while plugged in. The USB output on laptops is likely not very high.
Check the amperage of the alternative chargers you are using. If its too low, they won't be able to keep up. Make sure its the same as what the stock Samsung one puts out. Can't recall its exact specs off the top of my head...
Laptop and car charger are 500mah or less. Your phone is using battery faster that it's recharging. Nothing odd about that.
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I'm charging on my laptop with a cable of blackberry and no loss there. Charging with at the wall I'm using only samsung utilities so I can't help you out there..
Despite that I don't understand what that has anything to do with rom's?
Hey guys, I'm not getting my N5X to report "Charging Quickly" (or Quickly Charging) when I plug it in with my OEM cable and adapter. My friend also has the phone but his OEM cables DO cause the phone to state that it's "Charging Quickly". I tried moving it to different outlets but it's not working. Is anyone else getting this issue?
Additionally, my OnePlus charger/cables do cause it to say "Charging Quickly". Do I need to send this back?
Logic... if it charges right with a different charger, it's not the phone. Try the OnePlus cable with the 5X wall adapter, and the other way around. Or, try a different C-C cable with the 5X adapter. Find out where the problem exists.
How low is the battery? My understanding of the rapid charging is that it charges more quickly the lower the battery is. As it gets close to full it will slow down. Not sure if this affects whether or not the "Charging Rapidly" message is displayed.
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How low is the battery? My understanding of the rapid charging is that it charges more quickly the lower the battery is. As it gets close to full it will slow down. Not sure if this affects whether or not the "Charging Rapidly" message is displayed.
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I don't think it has to do with battery level, I've had mine at 95% charge and put it on the charger and it's said "charging rapidly". Of course, the "charging rapidly" message isn't exactly a definitive statement about how much current is going in to your battery.
I found this out the hard way the other night. Check that the cable is firmly plugged all the way into the charger (it's a tight connection). My cable wasn't plugged in all the way into the charger, and I couldn't figure out why the status was just "charging" instead of "rapid charging". Once the cable was inserted all the way my "rapid charging" message reappeared.
I actually prefer a slow charge at night, I think it less stress on the battery, no need for quick when I'm down for hours anyway. I actually just got a couple USB-A -> USB-C cables today, will use one on my old bedside generic daily charger, which is not rapid charge.
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Logic... if it charges right with a different charger, it's not the phone. Try the OnePlus cable with the 5X wall adapter, and the other way around. Or, try a different C-C cable with the 5X adapter. Find out where the problem exists.
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Well, that'd be hard to do considering the OnePlus cable is USB Type-A to Type-C. But thanks for the effort.
In any case, I tried plugging the Type-C cable "harder" the OEM adapter. Still no luck! Might just have to get a new one!
Hi guys,
it's been a year I have the LG G3 but since one-two months, it shows the USB like charging message "Slow charging..." when I plug it to the wall and in fact it is slow charging because I tried a new charger that shows me 35 minutes remaining at some point but mine showed 1 hour 35 minutes.
I did some tests and the problem seems from the cable, like I tried using the cable with a Nexus 5 and it showed "Charging over USB" instead of "Charging on AC" with my new bought cable. However, it was the original one that came with my G3 and it used to work perfectly.
So is there any way to fix this cable? Is it normal that a cable becomes unusable after a year? (knowing I usually take care of it well..)
I tried searching google and checking another thread here but I didn't find any useful info on how to fix a previously working cable.
Thanks.
Just get a different cable. The lg charger itself should be a 1.8 amp. I'm personally using a 2amp with the original cord, It would tell me slow charging but with the another cord it tells me fast charging as well. Cables do go bad.
My HTC 10 is about 1 year old, and I've never saw it show the "charging rapidly" message. It always charges normally, but I think that, somehow, the quickcharge thing is not engaging.
To clear my doubts, I've purchased a USB tester (model J7-t), and found out that the phone is charging at 5.08V 1.45A, with factory original charger and cable. With another charger (a regular 2.4A charger) and another cable, it charges at 5,22V 1.45A.
With phone turned off, it charges at 5,10V 0.96A.
I've tried some tips from other threads, like turning the cable over (I assume turning over the USB-C part of the cable), cleaning the USB-C port, restarting the phone, to no avail.
It has no problems connecting to the computer for data transfer, it also charges from the computer USB port.
It's running stock Oreo with stock kernel, rooted, bootloader unlocked and S-ON. As it is, takes over 90 minutes to go from below 20% to 100%.
Is this normal? Anyone knows why it's refusing to quick charge?
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EDIT: I suspect that the culprit is the cable itself, a HTC brand cable that came with the phone. It may not be compatible with Quick Charge technology.
I researched a bit about cables, and ordered a couple of these - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Bli...r-Cable-1m-1-8m-Mobile-Phone/32833209044.html
BlitzWolf USB-A 3.0 to USB-C model BW-TC9. The description page says that it has a 56kΩ resistor, allows data transfers up to 5Gb/s, supports Quick Charge technologies up to 3A, and is sturdy enough to tow cars without breaking. Not that I would ever tow a car with an USB cable ...
Will update this post when the cables arrive and I test them.
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EDIT2: Cables have arrived, they're some fine piece of hardware. But the phone still refuses to charge at anything over ~5V and 1.45A. I've also ran another set of tests with a QC3.0 compliant car charger, to no avail - still charges at ~5V and 1.45A. I'm starting to believe that it's some problem with either the phone itself or the ROM/firmware.
I am using xiaomi quick charger and it shows 2870mah charging current at early stages of charging. Charging current was slowly decreased when battery percentage increased. is after 90% it shows below 1000mah and below. I am using ampere app from play store.