Battery Charging Issue

do you have another charger? if not try charging from pc.
if it charges, replace wall charger, if it does not charge
it could be bad
usb port
battery
software
other hardware

 

Try letting the battery drain all the way down and let it turn the phone off when it dies a couple of times a month.

 

Sometimes, I get stuck on 60% for about an hour. After that, it goes back to normal. However, people had these problem before, including myself. Just order up another charger, it is most of the time the culprit.

 

New Motorola Droid 4 Battery Genuine EB41 Internal Replacement Battery for XT894

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http://www.ebay.com/sch/Cell-Phone-Accessories-/9394/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=Droid+4+XT894+battery

Original Verizon Droid 4 Battery with Flex Cable EB41, Genuine Motorola Droid 4 XT894 Replacement Internal Battery

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=Droid 4 XT894 battery

 

not likely as it's non-removable, and only to be serviced by a pro

 

i used to charge my D4 in my docking station it spent more time on the dock then off when off it would be totaly dead in 2 hours even with all data switched off i hope mortola gets away from the built in battery soon

 

they just switched to non-removable, every device before Razr had a removable battery

 

That ^ is not a good practice. There's no reason to allow it to drain all the way to a self-powerdown, and if the meter isn't well calibrated to the battery you run the risk of deep-discharging the battery and suffering the phone becoming unresponsive to the charger (white light of death, bootlooping, etc.).

As long as you allow it to drain to 10% once every one or two months, followed by a full powered-off charge to 100%, you're good to go.

 

also draining lithium batteries all the way, is hard on them
every time a Li-ion battery is fully discharged, it loses battery power and life.

Li-ion should never be discharged too low