Are you facing charging issues with your Right Airpod? If yes then you have come to the right place. In this post, we will help you fix the charging issue going on with your right airpod.
There are different approaches that you can follow if your right airpod not charging. We have included some of them here. So, without any further ado, let’s get started.
Reset Your Airpod to Factory Settings
The first method that you can follow is to reset your airpod to the factory settings. This approach fixes almost all of the problems going on with your AirPods. Follow the steps in the guide mentioned below to restore your AirPods’ functionality.
- Start by placing both AirPods in their charging case and snapping the cover shut.
- After 30 seconds, remove the charging case’s cover and remove the battery.
- Navigate to the Settings app on your iOS device, such as an iPhone or an iPad.
- Select Bluetooth from the drop-down menu, and then click the “More Info/i” option that appears next to your AirPods’ name.
- Now, select “Forget this Device” and confirm your selection by tapping it a second time. In this manner, you have successfully removed the AirPods from the pairing list on your Apple iPhone.
- A ‘Setup’ button is located on the back of the charging case. Press and hold this button for 15 seconds to complete the task. When the status indicator begins to flash amber and then white, press and hold the button for a few seconds.
Your AirPods have now been reset to their factory settings. Connect the AirPods to the power supply and check to see if the correct AirPod has begun to charge.
However, things can take different turns as well. For instance, keep in mind that after you have followed the reset process and the LED indication on your Airpods flashes white then they have not been reset. The LED indication should be orange. This problem can also be resolved so that your AirPods can be reset. Follow these steps:
- On your iPhone, go to the ‘Settings’ menu. Tap ‘General’ and then ‘Reset’ to start over.
- Select ‘Reset network settings’ from the drop-down menu. Continue on to the next step to complete the procedure.
- Unpair and remove the AirPods from your iPhone or iPad’s pairing list by selecting them from the pairing menu.
- Finally, repeat the process described above for the second time.
- Get in touch with Apple and get the batteries replaced.
If your right AirPod is still not charging, but the left one is, it is likely that the battery has died. That the left AirPod was able to be charged successfully suggests that the charging case and accompanying accessories are in good functioning order.
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