Why aren t my beats charging

Now a days people mostly are forced to work in home. During this time when we have a trouble in gadgets it will be more difficult to work. And moreover, Many users have a complaint that their Beats Solo 3 not charging. I will help you with solutions in this article to solve this problem. Go through the article completely and solve the issue.

Before trying these solutions, make sure that you are using the micro-USB cable that came with your headphones for charging.

Solution 1: Restart Beats Solo 3

1. Press and hold the Power Button until it turns off.
2. Wait for few seconds and then turn it on.
3. Connect your headphones to a power source and check whether it is charging or not.

Solution 2: Forget the device on your iPhone and pair again

1. Go to Settings and tap on Bluetooth option.
2. In that under the My Devices option you can see the paired devices with your iPhone.
3.  Tap on the symbol on the right side
4. There appears the Forget This Device option and again tap on Forget Device.
5. That’s it the process is completed.

Solution 3: Reset (Force Restart) Beats Solo 3

1. Connect your Beats Solo headphones to a power source.
2. Press and hold the Volume Down Button and the Power Button until the Fuel Gauge flashes.
3. Now check whether it is charging or not.

1. Download the beats updater on Mac/Windows.
2. Launch the updater on PC/Computer.
3. Connect your headphones to PC/Computer using the micro USB cable.
4. Tap beats solo 3 status icon in the menu bar.
5. Tap the name of your headphones and it will lead you to the beats updater website.
6. Click “Update” and then follow the onscreen instructions.

Note: To update beats solo 3’s firmware, you should have at least 20% battery.

Solution 4: Change the charger

1. If there is any problem with the charger, Beats Solo won’t charge.
2. Make sure that you are using the charger (power cord) that came with the beats solo headphones.
3. If it doesn’t work out, try another charger and then turn it on.

1. If your Beats Solo 3 is damaged by water or sweat, it won’t charge or turn on.
2. Keep your headphones in a warm place to make the water/sweat dry.
3. Plug Beats Solo into a power source and then turn on it.
4. If it doesn’t work out, charge your earphones for a day/two days and then turn it on.

One of the users said that this solution worked for him perfectly.

1. Remove the battery from headphones.
2. Don’t insert the battery for 1 or 2 weeks.
3. Then insert the battery back in.
4. Connect your headphones to charge.
5. Now your Beats Solo headphones will charge.

If that doesn’t work you can also Replace the battery because if the battery dies soon it is considered that the battery is having defect. So that the powerBeats won’t charge correctly.

Suggestions:

• Check the Wire and the Power Outlet

Because if the wire has a loose connection or else if you had an issue with the Power source that you have plugged that may cause the problem.

• Drain the battery Completely and Charge again

Many users have said that draining the battery completely in the Beats and charging it again has solved the problem. So you can also give it a try.

Final Verdict:

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Are you Beats wireless headphones not charging? If this is you, then you’re in the right place!

Below, I have researched 9 different fixes and solutions that you can try to get your Beats headphones charging again!

1. Try using another power source

Power Source or what most people would call an “adapter”, comes in many forms and shapes. Each one has some specifications that define how much power they can give out to a connected device. You can learn about the power output of an adapter by looking at the back of the adapter.

If you connect a charger with lower output than your headphone requires, the low power can cause the charging to slow down significantly or even outright stop.

Try to charge your headphones with another power source that matches the power output required by your headphones. Make sure to give them enough time as their battery might be completely depleted and would take more time than usual to charge up. If your Beats’ headphones start charging after being connected to the new adapter, the issue lies with your adapter.

2. Reset Your Device

Beats on their official guide online recommend their customer to try and reset their headphones in case they face Bluetooth connectivity or charging issues.

The process is simple and will take less than a minute to complete.

• First, make sure that your device is not connected to any cable.
• Then, find the power button and press and hold it for about 10 seconds and then release it.
• You will see your device’s LED indicators light up three times. This implies that your device has been reset.

The above solution will only work with “Solo2 Wireless”. If you have a different pair, visit the Beats official guide for resetting your specific kind of device.

https://www.beatsbydre.com/support/how-to/beats-reset-headphones

That was it! Hopefully, your Beats headphones not charging issue will be resolved after being reset. If they do, wonderful! Otherwise, on to the next one.

3. Try a Different Cable

Charging cables are infamous for breaking easily. A seamless tug can break the thin cables. This breakage can cause bad delivery of current from the power source to your device leading to your Beats headphones not charging.

You can see if this is the reason for your troubles by trying a different cable which you know works properly. Make sure to give your device enough time to juice up.

4. Clean the port

If you’re like me, you probably use your headset a lot and take it everywhere. This can cause gunk to build up in your device’s port over time and result in a bad connection with the power source. 

You can fix this by cleaning your port with a brush or a can of compressed air. This will hopefully take out any debris stuck in your port. 

Once you are done cleaning the port, connect the charger with the device with a cable that is known to work and see if it works properly. This easy little trick has helped me impress my friends many times by fixing their headphones’ charging issues.

5. Clean your Charging Case

If your specific headphone model came with a charging case or a stand, built-up dirt in the stand’s charging ports could cause issues with the headphone’s charging. Your case connects with your device using two connectors located where you place your headset on the case. 

Users have raised this issue, and Beats acknowledges that sometimes gunk builds up around the connectors, which causes their product to not charge up. 

First, inspect your case as well as your headphones and see they have any debris stuck around the connectors. You can use a cotton bud or a paintbrush to properly clean the area. This will fix the bad connection and hopefully rid you of the problem!

6. Check if they are Seated Properly

This fix is again for those whose pair came with a charging case or a stand. As mentioned earlier the connectors responsible for connecting your device are usually very small. 

If your headphones are not seated properly in their case, they are likely to not get any power from the case which means your Beats headphones are not going to charge.

This occurs quite often enough that it has earned its spot in our list of solutions. So make sure that that your device is seated properly and that it’s making a proper connection with your case or stand. 

7. Using them with the Audio Cable

This is not as much of a fix as it is a workaround. But you can use your headset with the audio cable that comes with it or with a simple 3.5mm headphone jack. It will make your device wired but at least this way you can continue to enjoy the amazing sound quality of the Beats headphones. 

Now before we move on to the next solutions, know this that they involve opening up your headphones and could void your warranty. 

8. Replace batteries

Your device probably has a Lithium-ion battery, which is used by almost every manufacturer as it has a high energy density. This means a very small battery can hold a lot of charge. 

A major problem with these batteries is that they have a limited number of charge cycles. What this means that you can charge and then discharge your device only a limited number of times and over time your battery’s ability to hold a full charge decreases.

If your headphones are an old pair, a burned-out battery could be the cause of no charging issue. In this case, you can look for battery replacements for your specific headphones. You can find replacement batteries for your device on sites like eBay or you can contact a local repairs shop to see if they have what you’re looking for. 

9. Broken Port

This solution is for those out there who know their way around electronics and are comfortable with soldering components to a PCB. If none of the above fixes worked for you, then here’s one last thing that could fix your problem.

Your device uses a port to transfer electric current from the power adapter to your device’s circuitry. Over time and regular usage, these ports can wear out or even break which causes an improper connection.

This is often the reason for electronics’ no power issue and can be fixed by replacing that port.

You can easily find replacement parts for your specific device on sites like Amazon or eBay. This video lays out the steps required to replace the port on your Beats headphones and fix the not charging issue.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4oFENxsq3s

Hopefully, you were able to fix your problem or at least figure out what was causing your Beats headphones’ not charging issue. If not, then you can check if your device is still under warranty and if you can get a replacement by contacting Beat’s customer support. Hopefully this fixes your Beats wireless headphones not charging issue.

One of the most common and troublesome issues that a majority of headphones develop over time is that they stop charging. Beats, co-founded by the infamous rapper Dr. Dre, is by far one of the most prestigious headphones company in the world. However, even its headphones are not safe from this issue of not charging.

When your headphones don’t charge, they simply become worthless to you. Despite being fully capable of producing amazing sound quality, they are nothing more than a paperweight – and a bad one at that. It sucks, even more, when the headphones are of an expensive brand like Beats. So, if you have a set of Beats headphones that have stopped charging, we’re going to try and fix the issue and bring them back to life.