@taffythecat “Should I try a different charger before I get a port? “ Yes, that is what I would start with if it would be my device. At minimum you need an AC-DC adapter that delivers 5V, 2000mA. If that does not work, then consider replacing the port. It is not a terribly complicated soldering procedure but will require decent skills and decent tools.
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=== Update (09/15/2019) ===
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my esteemed colleague @arbaman is of course absolutely right. Therefore I added this to my answer. It should allow you to test your charging circuit just in case a new charging port will not resolve it. You can of course check this before you try to resolder the port.
@taffythecat “Should I try a different charger before I get a port? “ Yes, that is what I would start with if it would be my device. If that does not work, then consider replacing the port. It is not a terribly complicated soldering procedure but will require decent skills and decent tools.
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@taffythecat “Should I try a different charger before I get a port? “ Yes, that is what I would start with if it would be my device. At minimum you need an AC-DC adapter that delivers 5V, 2000mA. If that does not work, then consider replacing the port. It is not a terribly complicated soldering procedure but will require decent skills and decent tools.
@taffythecat “Should I try a different charger before I get a port? “ Yes that is where I would start with if it would be my device. If that does not work, then consider replacing the port. It is not a terribly complicated soldering procedure but will require decent skills and decent tools.
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@taffythecat “Should I try a different charger before I get a port? “ Yes, that is what I would start with if it would be my device. If that does not work, then consider replacing the port. It is not a terribly complicated soldering procedure but will require decent skills and decent tools.
@taffythecat “Should I try a different charger before I get a port? “ Yes that is where I would start with if it would be my device. If that does not work, then consider replacing the port. It is not a terribly complicated soldering procedure but will require decent skills and decent tools.