How To Fix PlayStation 4 Controller Won’t Charge
If your PlayStation 4 Wireless DualShock Controller won’t charge, you’ll have to do a set of troubleshooting steps to identify what’s causing it. The reasons for this issue can vary but in majority of cases, the causes can be minor. As long as there’s no hardware damage to your controller, the solution should be within your reach.
Minor issues with a PS4 controller can include cases such as a broken USB cable, a dirty USB port, or a firmware glitch. Any of these issues can be fixed by our suggestions in this guide. Follow the suggested solutions in the correct order in order to do logical troubleshooting.
In some rare cases, hardware damage may be to blame. If that’s the case, you’ll have to either have the controller replaced or repaired by Sony. The PS4 console and controller usually enjoy a 1-year warranty so if your controller is still within this period, make sure that you present the receipt when you visit your local Sony store.
Troubleshooting a PlayStation 4 DualShock Controller that won’t charge
If none of the solutions above help, you can assume that there’s likely a hardware issue with the controller. Have it replaced by visiting your local Sony store. If it’s still under warranty, you may be even get a free replacement for it. Otherwise, you’ll probably have to get a new one.
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