I plugged in a charger and it said "this accessory might not be supported" and I was like "this is an accessory?" and everytime I plugged it in it stopped working and now my charger is broken and only works in certain angles. I cleaned out my charging port as well.
iPhone SE, iOS 13
donta226 wrote:
Every time I plug in my charger it says not charged so now I want a new one!
A charger for what? iPhone, iPad, AirPods, Mac, lots of different devices have lots of different chargers.
In general, check the power outlet is working, check that the cable is working, check for debris lodged in the charging socket and this particularly for Lighting on iPhone or iPad, and check whether the charger is working with another device.
Then if the charger is still failing, replace it.
If you want a new charger, buy one.
Or if your iPhone supports it, maybe switch to a MagSafe or Qi charger.
Which exact power adapter ("charger") do you have? If it is an Apple adapter, it cannot generally be repaired and would require replacement. Even if you are adept with electronics, getting Apple parts for it will be nearly impossible.
Every time I plug in my charger it says not charged so now I want a new one!
Usual is to replace the charger. Pretty much any 5W or higher charger will work, whether USB-A or USB-C when paired with the appropriate Lightning cable.
If you have to ask how to repair a charger, you probably don’t want to be using tools to force open and then more tools to repair a power supply and particularly one containing hazardous voltages.
how do you fix a broken charger
