xiaomi mi note 9 fake charging
fake charging" issue on a Xiaomi Mi Note 9 typically means the phone shows it is charging, but the battery percentage does not increase or does so very slowly. This problem can arise due to hardware or software-related issues. Here's a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot and resolve it
Hardware Solutions
Inspect the Charging Port Check
Clean the charging port with a soft brush or compressed air to remove dust and debris.Check for physical damage to the charging port pins.
Check the Charger and Cable Check
Test the phone with a different charger and USB cable to rule out issues with the charging accessories.Ensure you're using an original or high-quality charger and cable
Battery Connector Check
Clean the connector using isopropyl alcohol and a soft brush
Replace the Charging IC
If the issue persists, the charging IC might be faulty. Replace it with a compatible one.
Use a multimeter to check for voltage flow in the charging circuit
Check the Charging Path Check
Replace damaged components (diodes, capacitors, or resistors) in the charging circuit
Battery Replacement
If the battery is swollen or old, replace it with an original battery
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Restart the Device
- Sometimes a simple restart can resolve charging-related glitches.
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Calibrate the Battery
- Fully discharge the battery until the phone turns off.
- Charge it uninterrupted to 100% and then restart the phone.
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Update or Reinstall Firmware
- Check if the phone's software is up-to-date.
- Flash the firmware using a reliable tool if the issue is software-related.
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Battery Usage Monitor
- Use built-in settings or third-party apps to detect if an app is draining the battery excessively while charging.
Pro Tip for Professionals
- Use Schematics: Download the Xiaomi Mi Note 9 PCB layout and schematics to identify and troubleshoot specific components of the charging circuit.
- Test Points: Check for short circuits on key test points using a multimeter
If you're comfortable with PCB-level repair, I can assist with component-specific solutions and provide schematic details if needed. Let me know!

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