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Usb Cable Getting Hot. I've checked the plugs of the fridge, kettle and freezer and none of them nor their pins feel hot to the touch. This happens because the voltage is being converted from the wall socket voltage to the voltage required by your device. The current sense (shunt) resistor within is what is causing the connector to get hot. Regularly inspect cables and connectors. It's perfectly natural for a usb to heat up whilst in use, but burning hot, should not happen. It could be indicative of a usb on the. There's probably a short inside the connector resulting in heat being generated as that current crosses from one of the positive voltage lines. It's mainly an issue with. Check your charging cables and connectors regularly for signs of wear and tear. A usb cable should not be getting hot. It is normal for your usb cable to get slightly warm when you are charging your device. If the cable is physically getting hot it would be because the device that the cable is. Everyone in this thread is very wrong.

It's mainly an issue with. There's probably a short inside the connector resulting in heat being generated as that current crosses from one of the positive voltage lines. If the cable is physically getting hot it would be because the device that the cable is. Check your charging cables and connectors regularly for signs of wear and tear. I've checked the plugs of the fridge, kettle and freezer and none of them nor their pins feel hot to the touch. Everyone in this thread is very wrong. A usb cable should not be getting hot. Regularly inspect cables and connectors. This happens because the voltage is being converted from the wall socket voltage to the voltage required by your device. It's perfectly natural for a usb to heat up whilst in use, but burning hot, should not happen.

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Usb Cable Getting Hot I've checked the plugs of the fridge, kettle and freezer and none of them nor their pins feel hot to the touch. This happens because the voltage is being converted from the wall socket voltage to the voltage required by your device. A usb cable should not be getting hot. If the cable is physically getting hot it would be because the device that the cable is. Regularly inspect cables and connectors. There's probably a short inside the connector resulting in heat being generated as that current crosses from one of the positive voltage lines. It's mainly an issue with. I've checked the plugs of the fridge, kettle and freezer and none of them nor their pins feel hot to the touch. The current sense (shunt) resistor within is what is causing the connector to get hot. Everyone in this thread is very wrong. Check your charging cables and connectors regularly for signs of wear and tear. It is normal for your usb cable to get slightly warm when you are charging your device. It's perfectly natural for a usb to heat up whilst in use, but burning hot, should not happen. It could be indicative of a usb on the.