It is pretty common for the pins on the USB-C ports to become damaged or corroded, so I would recommend removing the USB-C boards and inspecting hem. If they look clean then the issue is probably with your battery or in the worse case scenario there could be an issue with the main logic board. Good luck!
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It is pretty common for the pins on the USB-C ports to become damaged or corroded, so I would recommend removing the USB-C boards and inspecting them. If they look clean then the issue is probably with your battery or in the worse case scenario there could be an issue with the main logic board. Good luck!
It is pretty common for the pins on the USB-C ports to become damaged or corroded, so I would recommend removing the USB-C boards and inspecting hem. If they look clean then the issue is probably with your battery or in the worse case scenario there could be an issue with the main logic board. Good luck!