Both Charger Ports Wont Take Charges

Does it have a micro USB charger/charging port? This was the universal charging adapter most manufacturers other than Apple moved to around 5 years ago. In my experience, the charging port to charger connection can become loose and prevent charging....especially if you use the tablet or phone during charging. The best method I have found to troubleshoot the issue is to try a charger that successfully charges another device and plug it into the tablet or phone. If your device still does not charge, and especially if the connection is loose, it is most likely that your charging port is damaged. Another possible issue would be the battery itself but the charger or charging port is the most likely culprit for your issue.

Robin, the charge ports can be changed at a computer or cell phone repair facility. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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Stephanie, could be a faulty charger or battery, try and borrow a friends charger if you can and try and see if it charges then you know your charger is bad, if it does not charge the your battery needs replaced.
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the charging circuit does not charge or the batteries need replacement ....IT is probably the batter. Try new batteries, if they work the problem lies elsewhere
Also, try a different charger, and the tablets charger on something else...if the tablet's carger charges other batteries that can be discounted as the problem.

It sounds like it may not be fully charging.

If the port on the tablet is loose/damaged or the cable/charger is failing, then the tablet may not be charging even though its plugged in.

If you can, try a different cable.

Make sure the charger is the correct one for the tablet! Some tablets require more electrical current then a computer's USB port provides. Same thing applies if you are using a 'phone' charger with the tablet, might not be enough current.

Most USB ports/chargers output about 5 volts DC (direct current), but they can vary in the amount of Amps (A) or mili-Amps (mA) they produce.

FYI - the symbol used to represent Direct Current is straight horizontal line with a dashed horizontal line directly under it.

Most computer USB ports only produce 500mA.

Most phone chargers only produce 1A.

Many tablets require 2.1A or 2.4A to properly charge.

Check with your tablet manufacturer to find out what your specific make/model requires and the look closely at the charger you are using to see what the OUTPUT is ... e.g. 5.2V 2.4A

More history would help narrow the possibilities, but I'll assume you have had it for a while and have recently found it stopped charging. 3 most common culprits, assuming it will not charge at all: cable, charger, and charging port. If it's the last, buy a new tablet, but not before trying a GOOD quality cable and a charger that is known to work (i.e., it charges something similar). First, look very closely at the charging port, for damage, dirt, dead spiders, missing pieces, etc. If clean and straight, move on to debugging the cable and/or charger. Cheap debugging means borrowing a known good cable and charger from a friend. Not from a stranger. That tends to involve the police and mugshots, and can ruin political aspirations. Replace one thing at a time (cable first), and pay careful attention to getting a good connection. Try every combination, and be patient. If it is the cable, seriously consider getting a higher quality cable. Cheap cables are a huge problem, and can contribute to damaged charging ports. Good luck!

It's possible your charger is faulty. If your unit can charge with a USB cord through a computer try that. If it charges then your charger is faulty. The charger can be tested with a voltmeter by someone knowledgeable. The other problem possible is that the charging receptacle is faulty. That would show up if the USB method doesn't work. If the charger is o.k. then your battery won't hold a charge and needs to be replaced.

Try charging it with the USB cable from the computer. It could be your charger pin is faulty. This happens from frequent in and out charging. The pins on the charger tip get worn out. If it charges with the USB cable then get a new charger.Charging from the computer is slower but it works.

You can charge your tablet through the USB port on your desktop computer. Just plug it in with the USB cable that came with your unit. It's slower charging but who cares?

Those pins are delicate. Be careful when inserting and removing.

The USB is designed to power on first and then the data is transferred.

Forget about taking it to a repair shop. The charges will be more than the tablet is worth and it's not likely they will have the part.

If tablet keeps burning out charges it is due to the fact that an internal short in the tablet is making the charging unit exceed its parameters and allowing it to burn itself out. The issue is with the tablet, not the chargers.