iPad is without a doubt, one of the best devices that Apple has made in their entire history, and the upgrades that they are bringing to their newer iPad models, it truly something incredible, there are comparisons online where the iPad has outperformed a few full-fledged laptops as well. But, much like all other gadgets, iPad can also face a few hitches along the way. One of those problems is the iPad refusing to charge even when it is plugged in. We have faced this issue and after consulting experts, we have compiled 6 solutions that you can try to handle this problem.
Number 1. Check for overheating
Every gadget has an optimum temperature window in which it operates. iPad is no different. For your information, 32º to 95º F is the ambient temperature range suited for an iPad. Now, if you are using the iPad in an area that is not well ventilated, or too hot or cold, it may stop functioning normally and even refuse to charge itself when you plug it in. If the iPad is too hot, wait for it to cool down, and if it is too cold, try putting it in a warm place and wait for it to reach operational temperature and then try plugging it in again.
Number 2. Try using the reverse side of the USB C/Thunderbolt cable
Sometimes, just reversing the side of the Thunderbolt/USB C cable can fix the problem. It is a fluke fix, but sometimes, this little change is enough.
Number 3. Use a new charging cable
Sometimes, the iPad may. stop charging if there is a problem with the charging cable. If you see that the device is just not charging, you can try using a new charging cable.
Number 4. Check the charging cable or slot for debris
Sometimes, through the course of usage, there may be a dirt buildup in the charging port of the iPad and this is a very plausible reason for your iPad not charging. Now, you can easily clean the dirt and debris yourself, but, if you are scared of damaging the charging port, you can take it to the nearby Apple store and they will help you get it sorted out.
Number 5. Now, if you are using an iPad that is compatible with the Apple smart keyboard, you can us the charging port on that and see if it makes a difference.
Number 6. Finally, you can try to restart your iPad and see if that fixes the problem.
If none of these solutions solve the problem, the only thing left to do is to take the iPad to the Apple service centre and get it checked for some terminal problem.
