[WarnerYoung]

The included charger for my Galaxy Note 4 seemed to die yesterday, and I'm wondering if this is common. I think it's dead because:
1. Using it and the included cable, my Note 4 won't charge.
2. Using the charger and a different cable, my Note 4 won't charge.
3. Using the included cable with an old USB charger, my Note 4 WILL charge.

That seems to indicate a problem with the charger, not the cable or my phone. I'm just wondering if others have run into this, and whether there might be workarounds. I honestly can't think how this can be fixed by an end-user, though, so should I just contact Samsung and try to get it replaced?

[TechNut79]

Contact them. They replaced mine due to it not charging and the charging cable getting hot.

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[natehoy]

I've seen mention of it happening before, but it doesn't appear to be terribly common, at least not based on the discussions I've seen here.

But it is a warranty item, and Sammy should have no problem popping a new charger in the mail and sending it to you. If they give you any issues, QuickCharge 2.0 chargers from quality vendors are like $10-15 on Amazon, so it won't break the bank. Not that I expect them to give you any flak about replacing a charger...

[WarnerYoung]

Thanks for the replies, all. I'll try contacting them for a replacement.