iPhone 6s Plus battery percentage getting stuck

If it's software it wouldn't be intermittent.

I Have noticed while charging when battery charging sign appear but percentage does not increase, by opening battery life app and then checking raw data there is showing following status:

Charging state: charging

discharge current: -100 ma

MAx charger current: 1000 ma.

there is no charging current in the list. When its working fine it show charging current: 900 ma.

please explain why this happen?

PLease reply..

I did reply, but the forum software ate the reply.

It sounds like there is an intermittent connection in the connector on the bottom of the phone. Try cleaning it and inspecting it. If you don't see any damage or dirt the problem is inside, and there probably isn't much you can do about an almost 4 year old phone that would make economic sense.

EVerything is fine outside the bottom connector. Its clean and not damage. it alway show charging sign but sometime percentage will not increase. If there is any connector issue then why charging sign always appear? can you please confirm me the process for getting warranty.

There is no warranty unless the phone is le that 1 year old. As it has been discontinued for 2 years this is unlikely. If you take it to an Apple store in the country where it was originally sold Apple will replace it for $149.

its iphone 6s sir. I have purchased it in jan 2016. Cell is in warranty but there is no apple store here in pakistan. What to do for repair or claim?

thanks

You just contact Apple using the Contact Us link at the bottom of every page.

You actually need to have your battery change. That happened to me before, worst case scenario is that your screen turns blue and your phone keeps on restarting which may affect some parts of your phone. Battery.

Fix your iPhone battery’s stuck percentage

Apple has recognized the issue and is supposedly researching a fix that they will include in their next iOS update. On their own support page Apple states, “If you change the time on your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus manually or change time zones when traveling, you might notice that the battery percentage doesn’t update.” So, that’s what they are saying could be the cause, but don’t have a software fix. So while we wait for that to get pushed out, we can do a little troubleshooting on our end.

1. Make sure that your iPhone’s data and Wi-Fi are on and connected
2. Open Settings -> General -> Date & Time
3. Toggle the switch for Set Automatically Off and On again. The switch will turn gray, then green.
4. Restart the iPhone by holding down the Sleep/Wake and Home button until you see the Apple logo

Once your device has restarted you should see the battery icon back to normal. Some users have also said that simply messing around with the date and time can also temporarily fix the error. Simply, toggle Set Automatically ON/OFF multiple times, or switch time zones as well.

If these steps do not work, well, here is what Apple says, “If this happens again and you didn’t change the time or time zone on your device, contact Apple Support. Apple is aware of this issue and is investigating the cause and a solution.”

Your link is broken, and Apple fixed it 6 months ago.