@newuser49648 soldering a USB C port is really not a good job for somebody starting out. It is actually pretty difficult since there are pins on the bottom etv. I would suggest that you replace the complete charging board. It may be a bit more expensive but the success rate of gettnig a good repair wis almost guaranteed.
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@newuser49648 soldering a USB C port is really not a good job for somebody starting out. It is actually pretty difficult since there are pins on the bottom etc. I would suggest that you replace the complete charging board. It may be a bit more expensive but the success of getting a good repair is almost guaranteed.
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@newuser49648 soldering a USB C port is really not a good job for somebody starting out. It is actually pretty difficult since there are pins on the bottom etv. I would suggest that you replace the complete charging board. It may be a bit more expensive but the success rate of gettnig a good repair wis almost guaranteed.
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