A problem such as Cable issues or dust can deter your PS4 controller from charging as it’s supposed to. Although the issues mentioned above are not the only reason your PS4 controller may not be charging, some major problems might require you to get a new PS4 controller. This guide explains how to fix a PS4 controller that won’t charge.
Below, we’ve provided four troubleshooting tips to get Sony PlayStation4 controller back up and charging again. PS4 Controller Won't charge Try a different cable or use that cable to charge another controller because sometimes the problem might be with the cable. It will be easy to identify if the cable is the problem by trying another cable with it.
A quick pass with a wooden toothpick or compressed air may help to clean the dust interrupting the power flow if there is any because that can also prevent the controlling working ability
PS4 Controller Won't charge You can do this by going to the Settings menu on your PS4 and under “Devices,” discard all devices from the list. Then, on your controller, use a toothpick or bobby pin and insert into the small hole on the underside of the controller and hold it for five seconds.
Lastly, re-sync the controller to the PS4 using the PS button.
You can do this by turning off your PS4 console and controller and unplugging the PS4’s power cord from the outlet. Then, please wait a few minutes, and with the PS4 still unplugged, press down the power button for 30 seconds to drain all its excess energy. Then, re-plug the PS4 back in, turn it on, and see if the issue has been fixed.
If your controller isn’t working perfectly after trying all these tips, you may need to get a brand new one.
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