A metallic foreign object keys etc has been detected on the wireless charging base. Charging will begin on contact.
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Mophie wireless charging base light blinking. Page 6 the wireless charging base has an led that indicates its charging status. The wireless device is properly charging. Make sure the center of the device is aligned over the center of the charging base. Mophie wireless charging base. Mophie wireless charger wont work. The charging lights on the back of the mophie should only blink for about 20 sec or so one the charger is initally plugged it.
They will also light up if u press the battery indicator button on the back of the mophie. I bend a paperclip into a u shape and short the pins in the usb output jack for not even a second. The green light keeps blinking and does not charge the phone. The lights will go out shortly after being plugged in. Light keeps blinking pass the 30 second mark if its flashing all lights fast at same timedont worry. For example if devices front side is placed on the charging pad the led blinks and device does not charge normally.
Color may vary in different brands note that lower power can also cause the wireless charger not working or charging slow. Stylish convenient and optimized for iphone. A metallic foreign object keys etc has been detected on the wireless charging base. My mophie juicepack powestation does this all the time and refuses to take any charge. Last update date. The tech reviewer 54124 views.
In this scenario place the device in proper position to charge. If the wireless charger is connected to power supply correctly the led indicators will light up. It blinks to let you know that the charger is plugged in and that its charging. Page 7 in addition to and. The led indicators will be in a color that tells you its on. 2020 the blinking led means that unsupported device is placed on the charging pad or charging work abnormally.
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