Charging issues are among the most common problems any iPhone owner may encounter without any precedent. The thing is it could happen even to the new Apple iPhone without manifesting any cause.

Troubleshooting:

• Make sure it isn’t just a firmware crash or unresponsive screen issue

• Verify if it’s the power adapter that has a problem

• Verify it’s not an issue with the cable

• Check your phone’s charging or utility port

• iPhone 8, iPhone X battery percentage stuck on 80%-- Cool down your iPhone

• iPhone has been soaked in the past

Here are some fixes you can try!

1. Force a restart

If your iPhone or iPad won't charge, one of the first and easiest things to try is a forced restart.  When the screen turns off, and keep holding them until the screen turns back on and displays the Apple logo.

2. Switch outlets or ports

Funny as it sounds, sometimes outlets or USB ports just don't work. So, make sure you try plugging into a different outlet or USB port and see if your iPhone or iPad starts to charge. If it does, you're good. If not, keep reading.

3. Switch cables

Try a different cable. Just get your hands on a cable or two other than your regular and see how goes. If it works, awesome. If not, keep reading.

4. Restore in iTunes

After trying the easy fixes, it's time to try the harder ones. In this case, restoring your iPhone or iPad in iTunes. 

5. Contact Apple

Sometimes a problem really is a problem, you can call 1-800-MY-APPLE in order to set up a mail-in repair. 

6. Find more tutorails on 3u website. www.3u.com