How To Fix Samsung Galaxy S24 Not Charging?

A phone that refuses to charge can stem from a variety of issues. You may end up facing a completely dead phone or frustratingly slow charging. Either way, no one likes to deal with a non-charging phone. But we will anyway!

In this guide, we will walk you through basic and advanced troubleshooting steps specifically for the Samsung Galaxy S24. We’ll also provide tips on preventing the future recurrence of Samsung Galaxy S24 not charging and when to seek professional help.

Read on.

Samsung’s Galaxy S24 comes with fast charging capabilities and even supports super fast and wireless charging, so  why is your Samsung Galaxy S24 refusing to charge?

First, let's identify the exact issue. Here are some common signs your Galaxy S24 might not be charging properly:

• No response: The phone doesn't display a charging indicator when plugged in.

• Slow charging: The phone charges incredibly slowly, even with a fast charger.

• Intermittent charging: The phone charges on and off or disconnects frequently.
  
  

There are even users reporting the Samsung Galaxy S24 not charging in the car.

54% of people experience charging-related issues even with a brand new phone and charger. This means the smartphone provider is not always to blame for the charging issues.

Before diving into more advanced solutions, let's tackle some simple fixes for your Galaxy S24 charging issues.

The cable bridges your phone and the power source. Over time, cables can wear down, especially if they're not high quality. A damaged cable might not provide a proper connection.

To check, look for any physical damage to the cable, such as:

• Tiny tears

• Fraying at the ends

• Kinks in the cable
  
  

Different cables can vary in quality and functionality. If you have another cable, preferably an official Samsung cable, try using that instead. Official cables are rigorously tested to ensure optimal performance and safety with your Galaxy S24.

Similarly, a loose connection can disrupt charging. The adapter converts wall outlet power into a format your phone can use.

To ensure it works properly, double-check that the adapter is firmly plugged into the wall outlet. If that seems to not be the problem, try plugging the adapter into a different device, like a tablet or another phone.

If it doesn't power that device either, the adapter itself might be faulty.

Your phone's charging port can easily accumulate dust, lint, or other debris over time. This buildup can prevent a secure connection with the charging cable. To clean it safely:

• Use compressed air or a soft brush. Gently blow out any dust or debris with compressed air or use a soft-bristled brush to remove any visible particles.
  
  

Never use sharp objects or compressed air with excessive force, as this can damage the delicate pins inside the port.

Bulky phone cases can sometimes obstruct the charging port, causing connection problems. Consider using a slim Galaxy s24 case for optimal charging. These cases offer optimal protection without compromising on charging functionality.

Thinborne’s thin phone case, for instance, ensures a secure and uninterrupted charging connection thanks to its precise design. Crafted from premium Aramid Fiber, this case is ultra-thin and lightweight, plus it is also MagSafe compatible.

A simple restart oftentimes fixes smartphone issues. It can be the same with resolving software glitches that might be interfering with charging. Power cycling your phone can often clear up temporary software issues that might interfere with the charging process.

If the basic steps don't solve the issue, let's try some more advanced troubleshooting.