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Troubleshoot Kindle Fire Won’t Charge Problem

At times, you may find your handy Kindle Fire Wonu2019t Charge, which may leave you worried. This article will serve as a comprehensive guide to resolving the issue.<br>

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Troubleshoot Kindle Fire Won’t Charge Problem

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  1. DIAL NOW : 1-844-601-7233 Troubleshoot Kindle Fire Won’t Charge Problem Restart your Device: It is the most obvious method that everyone attempts as a first approach. Any software glitch causing the charging problem will get fixed. However, if you have not tried, then go for the restart process: Disconnect the device from the charging equipment. Shut it down for 30-60 seconds. Reconnect the device to the power outlet. Pressing the power button will permit the device to restart. Check the Adapter and Power Cable: If the device is still in the same condition, you may need to test the charger. Any fault associated with the charger might cause your device to stop charging. Try using the charger with some other device and determine its functionality. If the no-charging condition still occurs, check if the power cable and adapter are working or not. or this, you may connect a USB charger cable to the computer and try charging the Kindle Fire. Similarly, use the power adapter with some other USB cable. Replace the malfunctioning hardware component by ordering a new one. Change the Charging Port: The charging port may prevent the charger from receiving electrical signals. The charging ports are sensitive and become weak over a period of time. Dust and other debris in the charging port may block the electrical signals. As a fix, try using another socket to charge the Kindle Fire Tablet. Instead of using an extension for the power supply, connect the charging cable to the direct power supply. Factory Reset your Device: As a last attempt, try giving a hard reset to the device. However, be aware this process will wipe off all the data and settings on the device. This removal is permanent, so remember to back up the data and files to a secure destination. In the Settings menu, select Device Options. Choose Reset to Factory Defaults. Confirm Reset in the pop-up window.

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