How do you fix this accessory may not be supported iPhone 6?

How do you fix this accessory may not be supported iPhone 6?

Now let’s go through some ways to fix the “accessory not supported” error.

1. Unplug and Reconnect the Device.
2. Restart Your iPhone.
3. Clean Your Charging Port.
4. Get MFi-Certified Accessories.
5. Make Sure Your Accessory Is Compatible.
6. Update Your iPhone’s iOS.
7. Try Another Accessory.
8. Check the Adapter.

How do I stop my iPhone saying charging is not supported with this accessory?

How do I fix an “Accessory Not Supported” message on my device?

1. Remove any debris from the charging port on your device and try again.
2. Restart your device and try again.
3. Update your device to the latest software version and try again (this is important!)
4. Try using the same charging cable with a different power source.

Why do I have to bend my charger for it to work iPhone?

Why your Apple device charges at an angle The most common reason why this is going to happen is that the charging port inside your iPhone or Pad is dirty this can be due to dirt or pocket lint filling up the charging port ensuring the charger cannot establish a proper connection.

What to do if accessory may not be supported?

Try Connecting The Device Again The first thing to do when your iPhone says “This accessory may not be supported” is try connecting it again. Tap the Dismiss button and pull your accessory out of your iPhone’s Lightning port. Plug it back in to see if the same pop-up appears.

How do you fix a bent USB cable?

Place needle-nosed pliers over the bent pin. Squeeze the ends of the pliers to apply pressure to the pins. Bend the pin back into place. If the pin is bent to the left or right, bend the pin back into the vertical position first, before adjusting it to the left or right.

When charging my phone it says this accessory may not be supported?

In most cases, this error appears due to an uncertified charger. Therefore, charging the device with an MFi certified charger can fix the issue. Apart from a faulty charger, dust/lint or physical damage to the charging accessory is also equally responsible for the issue.

How do I dismiss this accessory may not be supported?

Try Connecting The Device Again The first thing to do when your iPad says “This accessory may not be supported” is try connecting it again. Tap the Dismiss button and pull your accessory out of your iPad’s Lightning port. Plug it back in to see if the same pop-up appears.

Why does my charger only work when I bend it?

The wires break at the end of the cord, inside the plug. So when you bend it just right it holds the connection and works.