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I have an iPhone 6 that had a bad lightning charger port. I replaced with ease and the phone is starting up and functioning fine, but will no longer register a charger and charge. What do I need to check on my repair??
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Pretty straight forward and easy repair. The problem is probably the replacement charge port. I noticed the majority of the aftermarket charge ports for iPhones have crappy soldering jobs and usually have problems. It's best to replace the charge port with a used original one from eBay. You could isolate the issue by plugging back in the old charge port w/o actually installing it, and see if the phone will take charge. If it does, then it's the new one that's bad.
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Fortunately, it was just the cable that had popped out of the clip a little. I do agree with the soldering, in the future I am getting OEM off of eBay.
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check the voltage on your new charger and wall USB. If you got an official charger by Apple then it might be your phones charging port. If it is not by or approved by Apple then your best bet is to get one made or approved by Apple. Many companies make the chargers for low prices that are actually very bad and can cause damage to the device you use it on.
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