14 Tips How To Fix Bluetooth Headset Not Charging Issue?

To fix your headset not charging, check that the power source is on, then check the charging USB cable, the cable may be faulty or improperly connected at one end. if you discover that the cable is faulty, try another one.

I'll show you different ways to troubleshoot and fix your wireless or Bluetooth headset charging issues.

, i have faced such problem before with my bluetooth headphone and i solved it but as i am trying to take all possible causes behind such problem i decided to type this tutorial so that you can solve this problem yourself easily, no matter what your type or brand of Bluetooth headset is.

Contents

Possible causes why my Bluetooth headset is not charging?

14 Tips on How to Fix My Bluetooth Earphone Charging Issue?

Headphones won't turn on even after charging? What to do? is my battery dead?

Earphone Battery Facts

My headphones micro USB charging port is broken

Bluetooth headphones not charging

APPLE HEADSET (AIRPODS)

HEADPHONES BEATS SOLO

Logitech wireless headset not charging

Sennheiser wireless headphones are not charged

Why are my Sennheiser headphones not charging (intermittent charging light)?

How do I fix Bose headphones charging issues?

Conclusion

Possible causes why my Bluetooth headphones are not working Charging?

Defective headset battery:

The rechargeable batteries in your wireless headphones may be defective by the manufacturer. Therefore, if this is your first time trying to charge your headphones, you might think about this possible cause.

Long-lasting headphone batteries are not charged:

If your Bluetooth headset has been kept for a very long time without charging it, it could reduce the battery life or lead it's to death this is called Over Discharged, so maybe if it's is the case, you should consider this possibility as well.

Defective charging cables:

Bluetooth charging cables are also often the reason for batteries not being charged well or not being charged at all, you should expect that too.

Faulty or Faulty Charging Ports:

This is a very common reason for Bluetooth headset batteries not being charged, sometimes we think the charging cable is faulty, but unfortunately the charging port or socket the charging cable is connected to has some faults. physical damage.

Low or high load environments:

Extremely low or high ambient temperatures have a very negative impact on your headset batteries as well as your headset electronics, this could cause your batteries to incompletely charge, charge slowly or batteries malfunction, so that the best environment to charge your batteries is when you feel comfortable in your surroundings while charging your Bluetooth headset, in other words, it can be said that a temperature range of 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F) is perfect for recharging the batteries of your Bluetooth headsets.

14 practical tips To solve the problem of my Bluetooth headphones not charging?

Here are 14 simple steps to fix the problem of your Bluetooth headphones having no charge batteries:

Check the status of your computer

If you charge your wireless headphones with your computer via the USB charging cable, you must ensure that your PC/Laptop is turned on If your PC/Laptop is turned off, there will be no power source to charge your bluetooth battery 😜. If your computer state goes into hibernation, charging will not work properly.

An indirect connection such as through a USB hub:

Charging will not work properly.

< p>Try charging using the wall faceplate power source:

Try this option after trying different USB ports on your PC just to be sure that there is a problem with your computer's USB port.

Check the entry points (headset and power source):

If it is free of debris or dirt, as this may prevent clear communication between the two devices.

Check that the USB is correctly inserted:

In the headphone and power source ports.

Try another USB charging cable:

If you have another USB cable that is suitable to connect to your Bluetooth charging port just to clarify if the problem is with your current charging cable.

Check your headset's charging port:

Make sure the charging port is working properly and it's not loose or damaged, maybe inside the it adset it's broken and that usually happens, especially if your headset isn't scarred using this port every time you charge it, the port may be broken from inside. (Learn

how to fix micro usb bluetooth charging port

)

Keep the Bluetooth headset connected to the charging source

If your headset hasn't been charged and used for a very long time (over-discharged state), you probably won't feel a charge indication in the battery, so you should keep the Bluetooth headset connected to the power source of your charging for a long time, you may see the battery start charging again.

Ambient temperature exceeds charging temperature range:

If you charge your headset battery in an ambient temperature above the charging temperature range of 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F), this could be the reason why it is not charged.

Your Bluetooth Headset could be in programming mode:

Some Bluetooth headsets have a programming mode that can be activated accidentally, don't worry, a simple fix can be applied by plugging your headset back into your computer and fix it again.

For Logitech gaming headset style:

If it shows a constant orange light, it is not blinking, it is not turning off and it is no longer charging. A simple trick can help you quickly turn the device on and off again and again, when plugged in. somehow it tricks the little brain into resetting itself after some 10 on/off. the headset will begin to charge and connect normally.

Hard reset your Bluetooth headphones:

Sometimes resetting your Bluetooth headset can fix issues you didn't think you could fix, charged is one of those issues.

Updating your Bluetooth headset firmware:

Some wireless or Bluetooth headsets have updated firmware which, by updating it, can solve problems such as its batteries not being charged.

You may be having a different issue:

You may have a different problem when the battery is fully charged but the headset does not work (for more information check this

STEP

REMARK:

If the above points have not solved the problem yet, it could be either the

< p>the battery is dead

where the

charging port is broken

. In either case, please follow the instructions below.

Headphones won't turn on even after charging? What to do? is my battery dead?

If you find that your wireless headphones battery seems to be dead, you should check this before taking action by following the instructions below:

NOTE: p>

The steps below advised by the support of one of the Bluetooth manufacturers which is the Skullcandy brand. you can try the same steps if your headset is similar in functionality to Skullcandy.

You may have inadvertently placed your device in programming mode, rendering your device unusable. Never fear, you can follow the steps below to get your device out of programming mode.– Plug the device into a computer.– Allow it to be recognized by the computer.– Your device must be out of the programming mode.– Re-pair your device

Skullcandy Support

Earphone Battery Facts

Normally, headphones use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.

The first charge new batteries should last at least 8 continuous hours, even if the battery shows charged, the first time you use it, you should consume all the charged capacity.

Approximately 4 hours is the time required to charge the empty battery to its full capacity.

While charging the Bluetooth headset and the battery continues to reach a high temperature above 35°C (95°F) and is not charged properly every time, you need to replace the battery.

The battery can drain quickly if your Bluetooth headset is not used for a long time, however, after a few recharges, the battery life will improve.

Avoid exposing your Bluetooth headset to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, sand, humidity, dust or mechanical shock as this will reduce its battery life and/or performance.

To avoid excessive battery drain while storing your wireless headphones for a long period of time, charge the battery to its full capacity once every 6 months.

The lifespan of all rechargeable batteries about 500 times (full charge / full discharge) so if you feel the built-in rechargeable battery's lifespan decreases drastically during normal use, it means the battery needs to be replaced by a news.

Do not always keep your headset batteries charging after it is fully charged as this will reduce the performance life of the batteries.

My headphones micro USB charging port is broken

If you have checked all the descriptions and points/steps above and your wireless headphone still won't charge, you should definitely check the micro ro USB charging port of it and fix it accordingly as below -below:

The miniature connectors of the micro USB are probably broken or there is a crack in their solder which makes the disconnection with the printed circuit board so as a result there will be no possibility of recharging the battery of the Bluetooth headset. (Please refer to the picture below to see the micro USB from the board side inside the headset)

REMARK:

A magnifying glass like the one I use, you need to use it in order to clearly see the 5 pins (

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similar to the one I use), they are very small. If you have no idea on how to open a headphone speaker, you can check my other tutorial for

how to fix a wireless headphone speaker

it contains some tips on how to do it.

To solve this problem you have to disassemble the headset by removing the pad and open all the screws to see the circuit board like in the picture above and solder the 5 connection pins (or you can simply without using extra solder, simply use the solder tool to melt the solder from the existing pins, which will connect the pins to the board and close the crack.

REMARK:

Most Bluetooth headphones these days use Micro USB charging port, but there are also other types of charging method for some types and brands of Bluetooth headphones such as Apple style headphones.So if you have charging issue with apple style headphones, you should go below or click

Apple Bluetooth AirPods not charging

Bluetooth headsets do not charge

APP PLE HEADSET (AIRPODS)

Sometimes Apple earphones (AirPods) have issues charging their base, as you know AirPods are designed to charge when you put them in the charging case and the idea is to hold some amount of charge which is suitable for multiple times of charging the AirPods. And although the base acts as a power bank for the AirPods, it rarely shows that it won't turn on when you try to charge the AirPods with or without the iPhone in the dock or even in the dock. charging it separately by connecting the charging cable directly to the wall power supply.

Now, to fix this problem, you can follow the simple steps below:

Check the

lightning cable

from end to end if you find any type of damage or small cut.

Check the

lightning cable

USB side for any dirt inside you may find, if there is dirt you need to clean it, that could be the cause of the problem.

Inspect it

lightning cable

on the p>

Lightning connector side

for any damage or dirt, oil...etc, clean it if you find any (so far, is your problem solved?)

Inspect it

Lightning socket

on the base of the AirPods, whether it is broken or dirty inside, try to clean it if it is not clean.

If you are using the wireless charge g which charges the AirPods case, try charging your iPhone using it and see if the iPhone is charging or not. if it's not charging, that means the problem is in the wireless charging base.

Inspect the wireless charging base cable for any damage.

BEATS SOLO HEADSET

Solo Beats headphone models sometimes have charging issues and struggles as some people are complaining about, but for this type of headphone coming from Apple, I found a workaround to fix it.

Hold down the power and volume down buttons

for 10 seconds to reset it.

If the first step didn't work

press and hold the power button and volume up

for more than 10 seconds while plugged into a known good power source and cord (charging lights should come on and start flashing)

REMARK:

Contact Apple Support for an exchange if still under warranty (No other workaround for Apple AirPods or Solo Headphones can be implemented rather than the above points), to contact Apple Support you can use either methods and links below:

Visit the Apple website for

< p>make an appointment at the Genius Bar

at your local Apple Store. Or visit the

Apple's online support website

to set up a mail-in repair or get phone support.

Logitech wireless headset not charging issue

Most of the charging issues with the Logitech brand of wireless headphones are related to the micro USB connector that charges the battery of the headphones, the problem basically occurs due to the normal daily use of the headphones and to be more specific the problem occurred when the user connects the charging cable to the micro USB port of the headset and removes it after charging is complete.

This action of recharging the headset for hours causes a slight defect inside the 5-pin micro USB which are soldered to the headset circuit board, and the only method to fix this problem at home is to disassemble the speaker which contains the micro USB charging port and repair it as described above (Click on

My headset's Micro USB charging port is broken

)

Most of the previous points and details above are applied to all wireless headphones including Sennheiser wireless headphones, but there is always additional information related to this product because it has its own specifications and design, it is therefore best to read the information below in case of difficulties in charging their Sennheiser wireless products.

Why are my Sennheiser headphones not charging (intermittent charging light)?

When the headphones are new, the charging light on the transmitter may appear intermittently, which is normal. It will take a few charge cycles for the charging electronics in the headphones and transmitter to sync up and the problem will resolve itself.

REMARK:

Charging cycles means using the headphones (discharging) and charging the headphones.

Headphones sometimes develop a problem (where the LED light and the electronics inside the circuit board) get out of sync, so the light doesn't turn on "as expected" or "stay on" after f Full charge or "intermittency"

REMARK:

This can happen when:

Sennheiser headphones are “disconnected” from the power source for a period of time.

The batteries have been changed recently.

A power surge has occurred.

To resolve this problem, simply use your headset and charge it as normal so the indicator light and internal electronics will sync and the problem will resolve itself.

Sometimes some Bose wireless or Bluetooth headphones have difficulty charging their batteries, however, there is a simple solution to this, just follow the below steps:

Unplug your Bose headphones.

Keep pressing the power button for 30 seconds until the headset turns off.

Plug the Bose USB power cable into your headphones and wait about 5 seconds.

Unplug the USB power cord and wait 1 minute.

Turn on the Bose headphones.

Try charging your Bose headphones, it should be charging and if not, try repeating the steps above. tips.

REMARK:

If the above steps did not fix the Bose headset charging issue, the next step is to update its firmware.

To update Bose headset firmware to fix battery charging issues, follow the simple steps below:

Download the Bose updater to your PC from the Bose website.

Plug your Bose headphones into your PC.

Run the update file and follow the requested steps.

Conclusion

Wireless or Bluetooth headphones, in general, use the same technology as lithium-ion rechargeable batteries but differ in brand and other specifications, so the causes of battery problems will be the same, but the indicators and connectors will be different for each brand or model. What I need you to understand is that whatever brand your wireless headphones are, just try to investigate using the steps I have provided above from the beginning and then depending on the complexity or difficulties you are facing by following the following points.

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