Finally, you may be having trouble with the charging plug that the USB end plugs into. There could be a few problems here. First, the outlet itself might be the issue, so you should try switching to a different one. If that doesn’t work, then make sure nothing is obstructing the plug. If it appears there is debris in the wall outlet, contact a professional to clean or replace it, as attempting to do so yourself could put you at risk of being shocked.
If the wall outlet appears fine, you should try cleaning the USB port on the charging adapter, which can be done with similar methods to cleaning the charger port on your iPhone. A cotton swab or can of compressed air should work well here — and, as with the connector, be sure there’s no moisture in the port before using the adapter. You’ll also want to inspect the USB port to make sure it’s not damaged or dirty. If it is damaged, that will likely call for a new charger, as it’s difficult to fix a broken USB.
If you find that none of these fixes work for you, it’s best to purchase a brand-new, more durable charger. If a new cable and adapter still don’t solve the problem, there may be a problem with the iPhone itself, in which case you should consider taking it to an Apple Store for assistance.
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