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The Apple 6' charging wire I use to charge my iPhone 11 overnight has developed a split in the wire's outside casing, revealing what looks like a brown burn spot on the exposed inside wires. Have others had this problem? What is its cause?
iPhone 11 Pro Max
Nothing in the phone would heat up a cable like that and still work OK. It could have fractured most of the wires leaving just a few to take the current
If you are done with it, slit the cable insulation lengthways with a scalpel and do an autopsy
It doesn’t sound like a genuine cable,
Nothing in the phone would heat up a cable like that and still work OK. It could have fractured most of the wires leaving just a few to take the current
If you are done with it, slit the cable insulation lengthways with a scalpel and do an autopsy
It doesn’t sound like a genuine cable,
Thank you, LD150, I did buy a new one from an Apple Store, but my bigger concern was why this had happened. I don't know why the old wire seemed to heat up, darken and fray, and wondered if it had anything to do with the quality of the charging port on my iPhone?, or possibly was this a symptom of some other problem with my iPhone? The guy at the Apple Store didn't know, but I did get a new charging cable!
I recommend you discard it immediately and buy a new one from Apple Store.
my charging wire is gettting a brown burned spot near where I plug it into my iPhone 11
