Infinix Zero 30 Not Charging Properly

The Infinix Zero 30 is known for its fast charging performance, but many users in Pakistan report that their phone stops charging normally after a few months. Sometimes the phone charges very slowly, sometimes it keeps disconnecting, and in a few cases, it doesn’t charge at all. This issue can be worrying, especially when you depend on your phone for work, studies, and daily communication.

Understanding why the Infinix Zero 30 is not charging properly is the first step toward fixing the problem. In most cases, the issue is small and can be solved at home without visiting a repair shop. Problems usually come from the charging port, cable, adapter, battery health, or a software glitch. Knowing how to identify and fix each issue can save time and money.

One of the most common reasons for charging problems is dust inside the charging port. In Pakistan’s dusty weather, the Type-C port easily gets blocked with lint and dirt from pockets or bags. When the pins inside the port cannot connect properly with the cable, the phone starts charging slowly or keeps connecting and disconnecting. Cleaning the port gently with a wooden toothpick or a soft brush often restores normal charging.

Another major factor is using a low-quality charger. The Infinix Zero 30 supports fast charging, but it only works properly with an original or certified charger. Many users buy cheap fast chargers from local shops, which do not provide stable power. This results in overheating, slow charging, and long-term battery damage. Using the original 68W charger or a high-quality replacement can immediately improve charging performance.

A damaged charging cable is also a common reason. Type-C cables become loose or break internally from bending. Even if the cable looks fine from the outside, it may not be supplying proper power. Trying another cable is a simple way to confirm if the cable is the problem. Always use a strong, braided, or certified cable to avoid repeated damage.

If the phone heats up while charging, it automatically slows down the power intake. This happens mostly during gaming, video streaming, or using mobile data while charging. The Infinix Zero 30 reduces charging speed to protect the battery. Keeping the phone idle while charging helps it charge faster and prevents overheating.

Software bugs can also disrupt charging. After updates, some users experience unstable charging due to system errors. Restarting the phone, updating the software again, or clearing the cache partition often solves the problem. If the issue started after downloading an unofficial app, removing that app may also help.

Battery health plays an important role. If your phone is more than a year old and has been charged many times with a non-original charger, the battery may start to weaken. A weak battery cannot accept fast charging. In such cases, the only solution is to get the battery checked or replaced from an authorized service center.

In rare cases, the charging IC (power chip) on the motherboard can be faulty. This usually happens when the phone has been exposed to moisture, dropped hard, or charged repeatedly with unstable power sources. If your phone still refuses to charge even after trying different chargers, cleaning the port, and updating the software, it may need professional repair.

For Pakistani users, voltage fluctuations at home can also affect charging. Frequent light on/off or weak power from local sockets may cause inconsistent charging. Using a high-quality extension or connecting the charger directly to a stable outlet can reduce this issue.

To prevent charging problems in the future, always keep the charging port clean, use original accessories, avoid using the phone while charging, and keep software updated. Good charging habits can increase battery life and prevent long-term damage.