Gone are the days when you had to wait for five hours for your phone battery to fully charge.
Unfortunately, many Android users complained that fast charging sometimes wont work.
If you already restarted your terminal, but the issue persists, pursue the troubleshooting suggestions below.
Navigate toSettings, tapBattery, selectCharging, and enable fast charging if its disabled.
If the option is already enabled, toggle it off, and cycle your terminal.
Wait for 30 seconds, turn on your rig, enable fast charging again, and check the results.
If the issue persists, turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and loop back and try.
roll out the latest Android version on your gadget, and find out if the issue is gone.
Turn off your phone, plug in the charger, and find out if fast charging is working properly.
Use the adapter and charger that came with your phone.
Switch to a different wall outlet and peek if you notice any improvements.
Additionally, visually inspect the charging cable and look to see if its damaged or faulty.
Replace it with an original cable and check the results.
Then check your terminals charging port.
Use a toothpick or cotton swab to remove any specs of dust or lint.
If it does, this indicates that one of your apps is interfering with this feature.
Uninstall all the apps recently installed and check the results.
If the problem persists, and you still cant use fast charging, go to an authorized repair center.
An unexpected hardware problem could be the culprit.
