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 Factors To Fix Kindle Fire Won't Charge| Kindle Customer Service

Step 1:  Charging Port Not Be Damaged:

The older your device, the two types of most common problems happen and that is a combination of physical and software problems. The most usual physical issue is the charging port just being dirty. That’s why you should always start out by gently cleaning the micro USB port. Use a Q-Tip or soft-cotton ball, dip it into isopropyl alcohol, and gently swab out the port. Make sure you don’t leave any cotton strands behind, because this will interfere with the connection.

 

Step 2: Reset Your Kindle

All Kindles come with a built-in reset button that attempts to reset the software. It doesn’t delete anything on your tablet, it just resets the software. To active this, hold the power button to the right for 15-30 seconds. Power cycling your Kindle this way will force it to fully reboot and can clear many problems.

 

Step 3: Reboot in Recovery Mode

Back up your files before taking place any more

If a simple reset doesn’t work, reboot your Kindle in recovery mode to correct any issues, such as a battery Critical Error. The steps to put your Kindle into Recovery Mode may vary depending on the model you have, but this worked for many people.

First, make sure your battery is charged. Plug it into a USB socket attached to a wall and make sure that the charger is lit. Older Kindles sometimes disconnect the first time, so make sure the charging icon stays lit before walking away. Come back after a few hours to check if your Kindle is charging.

Unplug the USB and slide the power button to the right for 15-30 seconds. Then immediately hold the Home key for 30-45 seconds. The Kindle screen should begin to flash. Go through the recovery screen, either by typing RESET or pressing and holding the R key depending on your mode. You will lose all your files and settings, so be sure to back up your Kindle first.

Plug the Kindle in and wait for it to return to the Home Screen.

Step 4: Restore Kindle to Factory Defaults

It might seem like a hassle to restore your device completely but, unless you ‘jailbreak’ your Kindle, there’s no real way to access it to clean it with third-party software. Over time, software issues develop, code lines build up, and your system registry becomes clogged. Just like with a regular computer, this kind of software interference can dramatically interfere with performance.

 

Other things that will interfere with performance, including battery life, include:

Apps that aren’t compatible with your Kindle model

Filling your Kindle over 90% of your available storage

Malware that is using your battery while your kindle is supposed to be off

Reset your kindle to factory default is an easy way to wipe everything all at once without having to go through recovery mode.

Replace Your Kindle

Eventually, the lifespan of even the most beloved electronics runs out. In the case of Amazon’s Kindle, huge advancements have been made in screen quality. If you find that your Kindle still won’t charge, you can take the help from the experts by calling at Kindle Customer Service.