charging is not available because liquid has been detected?
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Charging not available: Appears if you connect your iPhone to a charger and liquid is detected. ... If you charge your iPhone while the Lightning port is wet, the pins on the Lightning port or the cable can corrode and cause permanent damage or stop functioning, causing connectivity issues for your iPhone or accessory.
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(A green lightning bolt icon should appear to indicate that the watch is charging. If it isn't, or the watch hasn't improved after 30 minutes, check out the 'charging isn't working' section below.)
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[" Insert machine in USB slot, two lights solid green you're ready to enjoy charger.", ' Insert battery in battery hole, two traffic lights blinking Red, you are good and charging.', ' If Push middle nipple button to choose charging current and speed.']
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['Plug the USB charger into a USB-compatible device and then plug the cable into the port at the base of the device.', 'The tip of the device will glow blue to show that it has started to charge.', 'Leave the device to charge for about 20 minutes.']
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It sounds more like your connection is loose or dirty. I'd suggest cleaning the charge port on the DSI with a small brush + isopropyl alcohol. If it's still doing the same thing, you probably have a bad solder connection on the charge port. A bad charger is also a possibility.
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Plug your charger in, when you get the error message hold your finger on the dismiss button and pull your charger out. While still applying pressure to the screen, plug your charger back in and it should work. 4. Turn off the device with the Lightning plug attached and then restart it.
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['Ensure the Plug has power. ... ', 'If plugged in and powered on, please try Power-Cycling the Plug next. ... ', "If you're still not seeing the Plug online after Power-Cycling, try a Factory Reset to re-add the Plug to your account."]
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Sometimes you can only charge an iPhone if your computer is also plugged in. It could also be that the cable is fraying, the Lightning port is dirty (so the contacts can't receive the electric), the USB port is malfunctioning, or your phone does not recognize either the cable or the computer as a safe device.
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Make sure the LED light on the top of your headset is lit while charging. If the LED light is not lit Orange or Green, your headset is not being properly charged. When your headset isn't charging and isn't in use, make sure the proximity sensor within your headset is not blocked by the headset straps or other items.
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Dust in the USB/Lightning port - clean it out with either dust off - or delicately remove the dust with a paperclip. No more issues. Works like a charm.
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You can try another charger and/or USB cable available, if necessary. Your iPhone may likewise not turn on if the operating system (iOS) is frozen or corrupted. Ensure your iPhone is connected to a wall charger and then press the Power (Sleep/Wake) and Home buttons for about 30 seconds until the Apple logo displays.
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['Plug it into the wall, not your computer. ... ', 'Turn your phone off. ... ', "Don't use your phone while it's charging. ... ", 'Switch to airplane mode. ... ', 'Get a heavy-duty charging cable. ... ', 'Invest in a portable charger.']
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Make sure that you're using a Qi-enabled wireless charger. Make sure that you're not using a faulty wireless charger. It can be possible that there's an issue with the wireless charger and not your iPhone. Try charging another wireless charging compatible device with the same charger.
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There is a micro USB port on the left of the remote controller. Remove the USB cable, connect the remote controller and charger with the Micro USB cable and the remote controller will start charging. The USB port on the bottom of the remote controller cannot be used for charging.
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If your iPhone and Lightning accessory aren't wet If you see this alert every time you connect a certain cable or accessory, that cable or accessory might be damaged. Contact the manufacturer. If you see this alert every time you connect an Apple Lightning cable or accessory, contact Apple Support.
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Check the Charging Port for Lint or Bent Contacts It sounds silly, but charging problems can often be something as simple as a dirty charging port. When your phone lives in your pocket, it's bound to pick up a little dust and lint, and every time you plug in your cable, you pack that lint in a little tighter.
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If an alert says that your accessory isn't supported or certified. These alerts can appear for a few reasons: Your iOS device might have a dirty or damaged charging port, your charging accessory is defective, damaged, or non Apple-certified, or your USB charger isn't designed to charge devices.