No power supply on my phone and its not charging

Connect the phone to the power supply and then switch on.Let the power supply be connected for some hours.

The phone can not multi task when it comes to charging. It can either charge exclusively or supply power to the phone to use. If the phone is charged enough, maybe it can divide it's distribution of power.

The handset must be placed into the BASE cradle.
(the BASE has the telephone wire from the wall
plugged into it as well as the power supply wire)

The remote charging dock has only the power supply
wire plugged in and it cannot do the registration.

Good luck!
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Is the base properly connected to its power supply and is that plugged into a mains socket?

Hi -

It is not uncommon for some devices to be unable to accept a charge while in use - especially if not using the supplied charger. This is because the amount of power required to USE the device (your iPhone in this case) exceeds the amount of power provided by the charger.

If trying to make a call, you may be able to coax your iPhone to accept a charge if you shut down un-needed services such as wifi, GPS and BlueTooth radios along with turning the brightness of the display down, etc. This greatly reduces the power requirements of the phone; and if the charger is powerful enough, it will begin to slowly charge your phone. The charge rate will be significantly lower - requiring a longer time on the charger - whenever the phone is being used AND charged. Once the phone is no longer being used, the charge rate will immediately increase, since AC power no longer has to be divided between charging the battery and operating the phone lights, radio, etc. This shortens the amount of time needed to recharge, significantly.

Whenever possible, use the the supplied charger - or one with the SAME voltage, polarity, and voltage type (AC or DC). The amount of current or wattage should be the same or greater than the original. Most phones use USB connectors and are 5 Volts DC. USB standards call for between 1/2 and 1 Amp current. Since watts is equal to volts x amps, this example would represent a 2.5 (if 1/2 amp) to 5 (if 1 amp) watt charger. If you could find a higher wattage charger while still maintaining the DC voltage requirements, you would be able to use and charge the phone at the same time.

I hope this answers your charger question & good luck!

Hi, if you N96 is not charging when plugged to a power supply outlet and the battery charges in another phone, then it obviously means the charging i.c in the phone is bad thereby affecting the charging port.
You need to get the phone to a mobile phone repair tech to replace the charging i.c. Meanwhile you can use a desktop charger to charge your battery pending the time you fix it....

Try this.

1. remove the battery
2. press and hold the power-on button for 15 seconds
3. release the power-on button
4. connect the power supply
5. with the battery still out, try turning the phone one
6. if it works, disconnect the power supply
7. reinstall the battery
8. connect the power supply
9. turn phone on
10. allow phone to charge battery
    

If that works, you should be okay from that point on.

take the batteries out and put it back in again and try charging check in diff power sockets press the end of the charging cables with little amount of pressure and have a check try to connect via the usb cable to the computer and check if it charges, if works the charger is faulty if still did not work then it will be firmware problem with of phone

If u r not able charge u r battery , than change the charger , contact motorola care center.my be u r not getting power supply in mobile

if u have a multimeter do check the output of the power supply for the voltage if it is ok then check the battery and check the supply is coming to the battery point to charge it if not the charging ic is defective do check that