Charger
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Strel
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How old is your charger? Might just be time to replace it
considering it’s not working on either device i’d say it’s broken
TheCooki3Cat
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I don't think you can fix it. I would've gave suggestions if it was the actual device but if it's the actual charger then something must have happened to it. I'd only reccomend getting a new charger.
The plug or cable could have gotten burned out or even the wires inside could've got cut without you knowing (depending on if you bend/bent the cable a lot).
I can only suggest getting a new cable. (I have a lot of friends who are very good and do work related to electronics so based on hearing lots of information from them that's all you can really do right now)
TheCooki3Cat
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Yea I'm with strel it's most likely broken.
Many things to do when getting chargers
1. Only charge your phone in small bursts. Never fully charge your phone in one go as this will ruin your phones phones and cause the phone to die very quickly
2. Never bend or just toss your charger around. Roll it up in a circle when putting it away. My dad was a electrician and a power line worker and this was a must because bending it causes damage to the chords inside and breaks it quicker
3. Never leave your charger plugged in and don't plug it into the wall or remove it from the wall quickly. This will cause it to spark resulting in the power from the walls outlet and charger plugged to get ruined.
4. Only charge your device with the charger it came with. You can do it with any plug but this will eventually mess up your device causing it to die quicker.
Many things to do when getting chargers
1. Only charge your phone in small bursts. Never fully charge your phone in one go as this will ruin your phones phones and cause the phone to die very quickly
2. Never bend or just toss your charger around. Roll it up in a circle when putting it away. My dad was a electrician and a power line worker and this was a must because bending it causes damage to the chords inside and breaks it quicker
3. Never leave your charger plugged in and don't plug it into the wall or remove it from the wall quickly. This will cause it to spark resulting in the power from the walls outlet and charger plugged to get ruined.
4. Only charge your device with the charger it came with. You can do it with any plug but this will eventually mess up your device causing it to die quicker.
TheCooki3Cat
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I hope this help lovely!! Have a wonderful day! If you have anymore questions based on the topic just message me or shoot me a convo!
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