iPhone leaves overheating msg when I plug in to recharge

Cc100a wrote:

I plugged my iPhone in to charge it and a message came up saying it needs to cool down before it charges. It morning and cool here no reason for overheating.

I can understand the concern, but your phone isn't overheating. We ALL get this message now, when we use Fast Charging. The phone is charging up to a certain level, then the phone will tell you charging will resume when the phone is cooler. That doesn't say or mean the phone is overheating. It is Apple Speak for ensuring there is no possibility heat could prematurely age your battery and is not cause for concern. Again, we ALL get this now.

If your phone was actually overheating, it would be display a thermometer on the screen and tell you you can't use the phone until it cools down.

Zachyy wrote:

Have you tried moving your iPhone to a cooler environment, preferably away from direct sunlight, to allow it to cool down and resume charging?

Also please take a look at the following article ⇢

If your iPhone or iPad gets too hot or too cold - Apple Support

Read my post Zachyy.

lobsterghost1 wrote:

You're welcome. Sometimes, I wish Apple would word things differently. But this is a new feature and something which isn't to be a concern.

I agree. There also wasn't anything regarding this in any support articles. I did check the "iPhone is too hot or cold article," to no avail.

This is not overheating, but rather you are using fast charging as stated. This also won't prevent you from using your iPhone, and is normal to get.

Got it. I appreciate you for teaching me something new.

You're welcome. Sometimes, I wish Apple would word things differently. But this is a new feature and something which isn't to be a concern.

Cc100a wrote:

Thank you. Good information.

You're very welcome. Enjoy your phone, especially since you know it doesn't have an issue!