Wall adapter not indicating charging process

My wall adapter of iPhone 3G "works" very strange: when I connect it to iPhone nothing happens. No bolt on battery in status bar. Lock screen shows just a background, no battery indication. And battery level does not change until I disconnect wall adapter from iPhone! After few secs charge icon in status bar changes to 100%! I tried only big charge timess so iPhone could fully charge.
So I just feel very uncomfortable of not knowing if charge process has began or I forgot to connect one of the wires

When you plug in to charge, the battery indicator should appear on the screen and the icon in the upper right of the battery will have a lightning bolt on it to indicate charging.

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