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Tablet Repair Shop in Redlands,USA

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Check your charge ports of tablet if they're good then test your charger is it still working..Check and replace the charging cable ...give your battery time to recover..replace a charging and adapter and if you have been using your tablet while charging stop it ... Replace your battery and re start your tablet if it's still not working contact mechanic
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You should first check your power cable, and charging box. The problem will most likely be your charger. I would suggest buying a new charger for your tablet. The problem will NOT be your outlet. If the new charger doesn't work, it could be the connection between the charging port and the battery.
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You have to check your charger cable first and the the adapter too find which one isn’t working then you will find the problem of charging.
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When to see that the Tablet is not getting charged, is not known to anyone. But it occurs. And what to do if it would occur !! Now it is furnished for the people who experiencing so . Here are procedures :

1.  Re-start Tablet

2.  Check or replace charging adapter

3.  Check or replace charging cable

4.  See if your battery connection safe

5.  Give batter time to recover

6.  Check to charge ports of android tablet

7.  Replace your battery

8.  Stop using the Tablet while it charges
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there are several things that you can try. the most common reasons are:

  • a faulty cable, charging block, charger cable, or adapter
  • dirt or debris in the charging port
  • third party apps interrupting the charging process
  • a software update is required
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If your tablet is not charging, try using a different charger or cable, checking for debris in the charging port, restarting the device, or contacting the manufacturer or a technician for further assistance.
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Check that your charger and cable work. Try them with another device. ...

Check that your outlet works. Plug the charger into a wall outlet. ...

Check that no accessories, like cases or battery packs, cover the sensors on your phone or press its buttons.
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First, check the port you are charging your tablet maybe the port is burned out then look at your charger and get it checked out and then if that is even not t then you have a problem with the battery of the tablet so get that checkout.
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If your tablet is not charging, you can try the following steps to diagnose and potentially fix the issue:

1. **Check the Charger and Cable**:

   - Make sure the charger and charging cable are in good condition and not damaged. Sometimes, a damaged cable or charger can prevent proper charging.

2. **Inspect the Charging Port**:

   - Examine the tablet's charging port for any debris, dust, or lint. Clean it carefully using a soft brush or compressed air.

3. **Hard Reset**:

   - Try performing a hard reset on your tablet. To do this, turn off the tablet, unplug it, and hold the power button for about 15-20 seconds. Then, plug it back in and attempt to charge.

4. **Different Power Source**:

   - Try charging your tablet from a different power source or outlet. Sometimes, the issue might be with the power source itself.

5. **Try a Different Charger and Cable**:

   - If possible, test your tablet with a different charger and cable to see if it charges. This helps determine if the problem is with the charger or cable.

6. **Check Battery Health**:

   - Check your tablet's battery health, if available in the device settings. If the battery is significantly degraded, it might not hold a charge properly, and you might need to consider a battery replacement.

7. **Software Update**:

   - Ensure that your tablet's operating system is up to date. Software updates can sometimes resolve charging issues.

8. **Factory Reset**:

   - As a last resort, you can perform a factory reset. This will erase all data on your tablet, so be sure to back up your important information first. After the reset, see if the tablet charges.

9. **Contact Manufacturer Support**:

   - If none of the above steps work and the problem persists, it could be a hardware issue. Contact the tablet manufacturer's customer support for further assistance or to inquire about repairs or warranty coverage.

If you're not comfortable troubleshooting these issues yourself, it's advisable to seek professional help, especially for hardware-related problems.
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