Pull out and reinsert
Before you dive into any more complicated tasks, first AirRemove the Pods from the charging case, then put them back in. Try to help the earbuds a little by pressing on them and seeing if the case LED starts to respond. Alternatively, you can also try putting the earbuds in the case one at a time to see if the problem is with just one earbud or both. It is important to AirThe pods in the case were touching the bottom of it, otherwise they wouldn't charge.
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Cleaning up AirPods
As I mentioned on the previous page, for charging AirThe pods need to be inserted completely into the case. This is because the contact surface through which charging takes place is located on their bottom – you can check this by looking at theonec feet AirBelow, where you will find the silver ring. This ring must touch the contact points inside the case. If these contact points of the headphones are dirty, they may not provide sufficient contact and they will not charge. So try cleaning the contact surfaces, for example Apple with a cloth, easily in combination with isopropyl alcohol.
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Clean the case
In addition to the fact that charging must be clean to begin AirPods, so their case must also be clean. Personally, I have had one of my earphones stop charging because there was a mess stuck inside the hole of the case, which prevented contact. So look into both holes and check that they are completely clean. In this case, a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol helped me. At the same time, check that it is also clean Lightning konewhich the cable must be inserted into without the slightest problem and then pushed in all the way.
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Try other accessories
If you are AirThey completely cleaned the pods and their case, including Lightning koneIf you have tried that and it still doesn't charge, try a different charging accessory. If you're charging wired, try a different charging cable and adapter, both MFi certified. Also, see if charging works using a different outlet - it could also be a problem, even if it seems absurd. If you're charging AirWirelessly, try a different wireless or MagSafe charger, or a different adapter, ideally the original one.
Resetting AirPods
None of the previous tips helped you and your AirPods still not charging? In that case, you can still try a reset AirPods, which will restore them to factory settings. If you want to AirReset the pods, then both headphones put in the case a open its lid. Then hold the button on the back cases AirPods for a period of 15 seconds, until the LED starts flash orange. You have successfully performed the reset. AirPods. Now try them re-pair and test if charging works. If it still doesn't work, it's most likely a hardware error in the headphones, and quite possibly in the battery.
