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1. Clean the charging port: Gently clean the battery charging port with a cotton swab to ensure that no dust or dirt hinders charging.
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2. Replace the charger and data cable: Use the original Huawei charger and data cable to charge, and avoid using a charging device with poor compatibility.
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3. Check the power socket: Ensure that the connected power socket is working properly, and try to replace the socket or use another socket to charge.
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4. Software problem troubleshooting: Try to restart the phone to check whether the system needs to be updated, or restore the phone to factory Settings to eliminate the impact of software problems on charging.
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If the fault persists, you are advised to contact Huawei customer service or a regular after-sales service center.
If the Huawei phone cannot be charged, the charging port may be blocked. First, turn off the phone and disconnect the charger.
Then, use a small plastic or wooden stick to gently clean up dust and debris inside the charging port. Avoid using metal items to avoid damaging the charging port.
If the problem persists, try using a hair dryer to blow the dust away from around the charging port. If the fault persists, contact Huawei customer service or professional maintenance personnel for further check and repair.