I plug-in my iphone in a fake(non-original)charger to charge my iphone,but within a second the iphone make some noise and shut down.since then my iphone won't start-up.so help me what i have to do,please***************

If this was the original charger for the air hog copter and it just started to fail in recharging , there must be a faulty part inside the charger that is causing the problem, staying red light during charging period and never turns to green or other color to show that it was charged is one problem but when it also shuts off after 30 seconds without charging definitely shows a faulty part or parts inside the charger. To check this out you can try another good charger which you can borrow from a friend to see if it would charge your copter or you can take it to the store where you bought the copter , they may be able to confirm the fault on your charger, if it can be fixed or needs a replacement.

Is it a matched brand charger? If it isn't, then its more likely went out. Most phones use a special connection inside the charger to tell the phone to accept charge.

You broke it. there is no fix.
The batteries you put in it that blew were resisting the charge and fighting with the unit and most likely burnt up some electronics inside the charger.
I would not use it at all or even try to use it. You may cause a fire or get zapped.

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Hi there!

There have been some reports of iPhone chargers going bad prematurely.  The test:

1. Connect your iPhone to your computer via the USB cable.  Does it make a little beeping noise when you connect it, and then charge up?  If so, the issue is not with your iPhone or USB cable.
2. Next, using that same USB cable, connect it to your iPhone charger.  Do you get the same connection noise and then does it charge up?  If not, the issue is probably with the charger.

Assuming you have a faulty charger, you are still well within your 1 year warranty from Apple.  Visit an Apple store (www.apple.com/retail) Genius Bar (make your reservation online before you go, to avoid waiting around), explain the issue and how you tested it out, and they will almost certainly replace the charger for you at no cost.

Good luck!