Hi
I have problems with Dash Charge. Sometimes it works great. But sometimes I have to unplug and plug again cabel from phone or charger to start dash charging.
Is it normal or not?
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You mean it doesn't charge at all or it charges slowly?
atomic339 said:
Hi
I have problems with Dash Charge. Sometimes it works great. But sometimes I have to unplug and plug again cabel from phone or charger to start dash charging.
Is it normal or not?
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Make sure the cable is fully plugged in to the dash charger plug end. moving it around will sometimes make it loose, which could cause it to charge slowly if its not making proper connection.
manor7777 said:
Make sure the cable is fully plugged in to the dash charger plug end. moving it around will sometimes make it loose, which could cause it to charge slowly if its not making proper connection.
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Is it normal?
My phone has only about 1 month
I think my connection is proper because I always charge but sometimes without dash.
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If you are using dash charger and oneplus dash cable. Keep in plugged in awhile, usually it take longer(roughly around 2-3min to detect dash charge) well that's what happens to my phone
Yes the same thing always happens to me. I need to always plug out and plug in cable to start dash charging in my OP5.
The problem is "if you plug in charging to the phone and then switch on power it won't dash charge, but if you switch on power to the charger and then plug in to the phone then only dash charging will work. "
I hope everyone is facing the same issue?
Install the Ampere app and check the charge rate. ~3500mA is Dash charge and it starts tapering down at ~75% charge on the battery. The indication on the screen can be a bit flaky. Ampere will detect DASH charge and list that in the info section of the display.
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I plug the charger into the socket and the USB cable into the phone. Everything is stock. It will charge for 4-5 minutes, then it stops. If I unplug it and plug it back in - still nothing. The night before it did much of the same, but I let the charger cool (as it was getting warm to the touch) and tried again and it was at 100% the next morning.
Last night I used my Desire HD charger (5v - 1amp) and it worked great. Stock is 5v - 2amp. So it seems to be there is a problem with my charger. Anyone else have this problem?
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I plug the charger into the socket and the USB cable into the phone. Everything is stock. It will charge for 4-5 minutes, then it stops. If I unplug it and plug it back in - still nothing. The night before it did much of the same, but I let the charger cool (as it was getting warm to the touch) and tried again and it was at 100% the next morning.
Last night I used my Desire HD charger (5v - 1amp) and it worked great. Stock is 5v - 2amp. So it seems to be there is a problem with my charger. Anyone else have this problem?
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My charger make a strange hissing noise when phone has completed it's full charge, sounds like a fan whirring away inside it. But it does charge the phone. Maybe we both have a faulter charger.
I just got my Note 3 working thanks to this group. When I first got it, it was without a battery and was locked by PIN. I was able to wipe it to factory conditions, but now it will not charge. It charged right away when I first got a replacement (OEM) battery, but then, I did the system factory reset, and now it will not charge. I am using a USB 3.0 cable and connecting this to my Apple charger I got with my iPhone 6 as I don't have a specific charger that might have come with the Note 3...just a generic USB 3.0 cable and the iPhone 6 charger that the USB cable plugs into. Any thoughts for me to try?
Try plugging the cable into a computer. It might not charge fast but it will let u know if it will charge or not. Iphone charger might not be compatible so battery will not charge.
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Try plugging the cable into a computer. It might not charge fast but it will let u know if it will charge or not. Iphone charger might not be compatible so battery will not charge.
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I have tried using the computer and that is part of my confusion...the phone will indicate it is charging...but it doesn't. I get the same indication whether I am using the computer with USB 3.0 cable, or using various wall charger pods with the same cable. It will show the charging symbol (lightning bolt) or, if turned off, but plugged in, it will show the upflowing green drops rising toward the battery. So, it seems to indicate it is charging, but the charge percentage never increases...only drops.
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I have tried using the computer and that is part of my confusion...the phone will indicate it is charging...but it doesn't. I get the same indication whether I am using the computer with USB 3.0 cable, or using various wall charger pods with the same cable. It will show the charging symbol (lightning bolt) or, if turned off, but plugged in, it will show the upflowing green drops rising toward the battery. So, it seems to indicate it is charging, but the charge percentage never increases...only drops.
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It's not unheard of for a brand new battery to be defective. If you know someone else with a Note 3...try swapping batteries with then and see if the problem moves with the battery.
There is nothing in a factory refresh that would effect the charging circuit.
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With both the built-in kernel and the Rox latest build(CM 12.1), the charging problems remain. If I connect my phone to some wall charger, the led is lightened in yellow (or orange) and the phone shows it is being charged. However, it is not really charging - battery keeps dropping - even when the phone is idle.
Sometimes it does charge, however. I don't know if it's a bad charger that I have or something else (i have used various chargers but problem remains the same.) What bothers me is that the phone thinks it is being charged, when in fact I don't see any sign for this in the battery level.
I haven't tried stock ROM in a very long time, so I don't even know if it's a ROM issue or a hardware issue. Anyone has an idea because many of users having the same problem.
Rox 12.1 works perfect. Maybe something bad is with wall charger? No problems here detected.
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Hi! A while ago I decided to try out to charge my Mi A1 with the official Nintendo Switch AC adapter (EU plug). In theory, it should've worked just fine, because the adapter supports 5V 1.6A power output (it says so on the adapter itself) alongside with the Switch-specific 15V 2.6A output. So basically it would've just started charging normally.
However every time I plug the Switch charger into my Mi A1 my phone indicates that it's charging for half a second, but then the charging stops and the Switch AC adapter stops working completely until you unplug it from the mains and plug it in again. It happens everytime and I've noticed this behaviour on Android 7 and 8.
I tried charging a USB-C Samsung phone and that worked perfectly fine. However another Xiaomi phone with USB-C also stopped charging after half a second with the Switch adapter having to be unplugged from the mains to start functioning again. What may be wrong? Has anyone experienced this problem with a Nintendo Switch adapter?
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Hi! A while ago I decided to try out to charge my Mi A1 with the official Nintendo Switch AC adapter (EU plug). In theory, it should've worked just fine, because the adapter supports 5V 1.6A power output (it says so on the adapter itself) alongside with the Switch-specific 15V 2.6A output. So basically it would've just started charging normally.
However every time I plug the Switch charger into my Mi A1 my phone indicates that it's charging for half a second, but then the charging stops and the Switch AC adapter stops working completely until you unplug it from the mains and plug it in again. It happens everytime and I've noticed this behaviour on Android 7 and 8.
I tried charging a USB-C Samsung phone and that worked perfectly fine. However another Xiaomi phone with USB-C also stopped charging after half a second with the Switch adapter having to be unplugged from the mains to start functioning again. What may be wrong? Has anyone experienced this problem with a Nintendo Switch adapter?
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Maybe it only uses 15V 2.6A, too much for our device (maybe a custom kernel can change it in the future) and both stop working (the phone and the charger) preventing some damages...
I just bought a MI 9t. Phone is charging very slowly.
Also if I leave it charging overnight it stops at 79% and I have to unplug and plug back the charger for it to continue charging. It's taking me 4 to 5 hours to charge. Tried different chargers but nothing changed.
Anyone has any ideas?
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I just bought a MI 9t. Phone is charging very slowly.
Also if I leave it charging overnight it stops at 79% and I have to unplug and plug back the charger for it to continue charging. It's taking me 4 to 5 hours to charge. Tried different chargers but nothing changed.
Anyone has any ideas?
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Are you using an 18w quick charger? Mines charges really fast
Yes. I think I have a defective unit. Did a hard reset.
Still the same.
It could be battery or charger. Is there a way that you can try with another charger (18W) just to discard charger issue.
Step 1: blow really hard into your phone's USB-C port. Some lint could be trapped in there, preventing your phone to charge quickly.
Step 2: try a different cable
Step 3: try a different charging brick