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Samsung Galaxy A50 Inductive Charging Issue: Adapter Works but Phone Won't Charge

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  • #1 18679910
    Dabster01
    Level 2  
    Hello. The problem is with inductive charging. I have purchased an induction adapter for a Samsung Galaxy A50. I put the phone on the charger with the previously connected adapter for the USB type C phone port and zero charging. On other phones, the arrow detects the adapter coil and charges other phones. Here is the problem as if something was blocked at the factory, because you can see that the adapter works with the charger. But not charging.
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  • #2 18680720
    neo cambell
    Level 19  
    Not every wireless (NFC) charger works with every phone. I met ... In the service settings, disabling NFC is not ...
    connect the meter and take a sample
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  • #3 18681111
    plustek
    Level 31  
    Quote:
    Not every wireless (NFC) charger works with every phone. I met ... In the service settings, disabling NFC is not ...

    NFC is not wireless charging. Samsung A50 does not have wireless (inductive) charging and that's about it.
  • #4 18681173
    n6210
    Level 29  
    Interesting, because external adapters for the phone do not differ from a regular charging adapter ... anyway, you yourself say that it works with another phone, so something your A50 is failing or the USB plug from the adapter. This is an adapter with a USBC cable, do you connect what you want? Maybe that's the problem. You can install some program showing the battery / charging status like AIDA64 or Device info and you will see if the adapter gives something to the charging socket / and is trying to charge.
  • #6 18681281
    n6210
    Level 29  
    and just turn off the NFC on the phone, maybe the NFC enabled in the phone, the charger cannot get along with the adapter and it will not recognize it then and will not turn on the charging.
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  • #7 18684615
    Dabster01
    Level 2  
    This is a USB Type-C adapter, I even purchased a second one from another company and nothing. You can see that the adapter is trying to charge but nothing is happening on the phone. I will add that both adapters work without problems with other phones under USB type C. (ON / OFF NFC function does not change anything)
  • #8 18684660
    n6210
    Level 29  
    Have you tried to put the connected adapter but without the phone? I mean, that the phone is next to it, maybe some of its internal elements are dirtying something. The app I wrote about shows nothing? What about recharging?
  • #9 18684670
    Dabster01
    Level 2  
    Yes, I have tried many times to put the adapter alone and nothing. Check in the evening if something shows on the application
  • #10 18684711
    n6210
    Level 29  
    Well, apparently this phone does not have an adapter as a charger ... it is strange, but not impossible. I do not have A50, so I will not check it, but if you want to charge it with a regular USB-A -> USB-C cable, e.g. from a computer, does it work properly?
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  • #11 18684763
    Dabster01
    Level 2  
    Yes, it works fine. It is possible that an installed update is blocking booting this way. I will check if loading via the adapter will show something in the application.

    Added after 5 [hours] 13 [minutes]:

    I launched the AIDA64 application, connected the adapter, no attempt to charge.
  • #12 18941953
    kosiarek77
    Level 1  
    I have the same problem. I deduced that this may have a higher charge current than what my adapter is able to pass (charching voltage DC5V / 800mA). The previous A40 phone with a smaller battery was able to charge with this adapter without any problems. The A50 has a large battery and the maximum charging current is probably checked at the beginning - the source does not pass this test and charging does not start. A similar effect can be observed by connecting an old charger (charging current below 1A) to this phone. I was looking for a USB C adapter with a charging current of 2A - unfortunately to no avail :(

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an issue with inductive charging for the Samsung Galaxy A50 using a USB Type-C induction adapter. The user reports that while the adapter works with other phones, it fails to charge the A50. Responses highlight that the Galaxy A50 does not support wireless charging natively, and suggest potential issues with the adapter or phone settings. Suggestions include checking NFC settings, using diagnostic apps like AIDA64 to monitor charging attempts, and considering the charging current limitations of the adapter. The user confirms that the phone charges normally with a standard USB-A to USB-C cable, indicating the problem lies specifically with the inductive charging setup.
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