Huawei Y560 Charging Problem Solution USB Ways Jumper

Huawei Y560 Charging Problem Solution USB Ways Jumper
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Huawei Y560 Charging Ways Charging Jumper Here is the solution for Huawei Y560 Not Charging problem like there is No Charging indication shows on the display when the battery charger is being a plug-in.
This problem is may cause by a faulty charger or faulty components on Huawei Y560 board. This problem may sometimes happen if the device suffered wet or water damaged or just exist.

Sometimes iPads simply refuse to charge up. If this has happened to you, a quick glance at Apple forums will show that you are far from alone.

Symptoms vary. In our experience, putting in the Lightning cable and attaching a charging plug often leads to a symphony of buzzing, but very little charging: it takes constant tweaking and balancing to get any charge at all. At others times nothing happens whatsoever, or it just feels like the cable doesn’t work. So what gives?

There are a lot of factors to consider as far as charging problem is concerned and it’s not really that easy to spot where the problem is. It is, therefore, necessary to use technical deduction when troubleshooting. It means that we will have to rule out one possibility after another and we will base that on the possible causes, such as…

• Damaged or defective charger
• Broken USB cable or cord
• Busted battery
• Loose USB or utility port
• Phone has liquid damage
• Device has physical damage

Before proceeding, ensure that the battery and the battery charger are in good working condition.
– Check all the components shown in the image below, you may start by checking the USB pin connector.
– Then the fuse, diode, capacitors and filter coil for possible open or short circuit.
– Trace each of the connection line paths from USB pins down to the components where it is directly connected.

Hardware Solution

Before doing, Be sure to check the battery and charger are Exactly working condition. then verify the phone’s USB pin connector is broken or any fault.
Check the charging (+) and (-) line paths are short using a multimeter, if it shows short them, remove/replace the diode, capacitors and filters. Also, replace the fuse. Note: Use these work at your own risk.
Check all the components shown in the image above.a