The charging of smartphones has undergone several advances in recent years, allowing us to obtain a fast charge of 25W on our Samsung Galaxy S10 but not without problems, there are several users who have suffered problems, sometimes related to wireless charging.
To solve the problems with the charging of our Samsung Galaxy S10 we can carry out several solutions, some designed to solve the problems related to charging through the USB Type C connector and others with wireless charging and reverse charging of the device, an addition with which we have an alternative load.
Charging problems using the connector
In case our mobile does not charge or even make contact with the connector, it may be due to a problem with the transformer or the cable we are using. It is advisable to use whenever you can the original products included in the box, although in specific situations there should be no problem beyond that we will not enjoy the fast charge that our Galaxy S10 includes.
If after having tested with another power cable and transformer, the mobile still does not receive power, we can try to connect it to the computer using only the cable, to discard errors derived from the transformers or the plug we are using.
We can not ignore, enter the device settings and go to the updates section to check that we are up to date and there is no fault that is resulting in this problem. Finally, the problem may be with the connector, which we can carefully clean its Type C inlet with a small, completely dry cloth and remove any dirt that may have remained lodged.
The wireless charging of the Galaxy S10 does not work
If this alternative method of loading is the one that is generating the problems, we must make the first check in our updates, since it could have been deactivated due to a specific problem resulting in an update. Once this is verified, we must verify that the smartphone is properly placed in the charging base and it is receiving power from the plug and transformer.
The arrival of wireless charging has made many cases not compatible and could be what causes your problems or power cuts. Try to remove the case and put it back on the base, possibly that was the only problem that was affecting the Galaxy S10.
This terminal also has a reverse charge and could be causing an error with the charging base, to avoid it we only have to disable the reverse charging within the device settings, go to the Wireless Powershare option in the quick accesses or terminal settings and deactivating it momentarily until checking that the error comes from here.
After trying everything, the solution is to do a hard reset
When we have performed all the tests we have mentioned, we can only choose to erase all the data from the device and leave it as the first day. This solution has long been the method that has worked best for many users, since the devices have suffered a punctual error that has only been solved by returning it to the factory state.
To perform a hard reset on our Samsung Galaxy S10, we first have to save on our computer all our photos , music and other data that are not stored in the cloud since everything will be erased forever. First we turn off the terminal and then press the power, volume and bixby buttons at the same time, until the Android doll appears. Then, using the volume buttons, we go down to “Wipe data / Factory reset” and press with power.
Later we do the same to select “Reboot system now” and confirm. We must leave the smartphone until it is finished and once it has finished, check if now if, the charge works again, both through the connector, as the wireless charging.
