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Xiaomi Mi A1 Battery Charging Issue: Icon Disappears After 2 Seconds - Troubleshooting Tips

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Why does my Xiaomi Mi A1 show the charging icon for only 2 seconds after I plug in the charger and then stop charging?

The most likely cause is a faulty USB connector in the phone, not the charger or cable. First, verify the issue with another battery, charger and cable, and check whether the charging socket has any looseness [#17237221] Since you said the charger and cable were already changed and the phone charges when connected to a computer, that points even more strongly to a damaged USB connector/contact in the phone [#17237582][#17240747] One reply also suggested trying stock firmware, but the repeated recommendation was to use the warranty instead of continuing self-repair on a new device [#17237390][#17238476]
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  • #1 17237215
    cinekx81
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    As in the topic, the problem with charging the battery, after connecting the charger, the charging icon turns on for 2 seconds and disappears all the time with power connected.
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  • #2 17237221
    nutergsm
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    Checked on a different battery, charger, cable?
    The charging socket is working, there is no play?
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  • #3 17237244
    cinekx81
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    The charger and cable were changed, there is no play, the phone is new in general, I counted that I would do it myself without warranty.
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  • #4 17237277
    nutergsm
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    Take advantage of the guarantee because that's what it is for. Sam what you wanted to do?
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  • #5 17237299
    cinekx81
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    I read on some foreign forums that after updating the operating system there were problems with charging the battery, only that this information was very scarce so I thought that someone knows the topic better.
  • #6 17237390
    nutergsm
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    Did you have any updates? You can try to upload the stock firmware, but I would send it under warranty ..
  • #7 17237582
    mobista
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    As for me, the problem lies with the USB connector.
  • #8 17238358
    cinekx81
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    In general, a strange thing, when connected to a computer, the phone charges.
  • #9 17238476
    nutergsm
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    This the more take advantage of the warranty.
  • #10 17240747
    mobista
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    cinekx81 wrote:
    In general, a strange thing, when connected to a computer, the phone charges.


    In my opinion, there is a damaged USB connector in your phone (used pin "-" ;) and the phone charges when connected to the computer, because in this case you also transmit on the connector housing.

Topic summary

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The discussion revolves around a charging issue with the Xiaomi Mi A1, where the charging icon appears for only 2 seconds before disappearing. Users suggest troubleshooting steps such as checking the battery, charger, and cable, as well as inspecting the USB connector for damage. One user mentions that the phone charges when connected to a computer, indicating a potential issue with the USB port. There are also references to possible software-related problems following an operating system update. Recommendations include utilizing the warranty for repairs and considering a stock firmware upload if updates are suspected to be the cause.
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