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Hi All,
I have got many dead MacBooks 12” retina 2017, and obviously, they all have same issues with a burned USB-C port. Anyone else facing this kind of issue?!?
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A common problem across ALL USB-C devices! We also see it on Lightning ports in iPhones and iPads.
The issue is people often use a dirty cable which the grime causes the the power pins to degrade. Sadly, the USB-C interface is a bit fussy as the fiberglass tab is on the socket side unlike Lightning which allows you to just replace the cable Vs the system connector.
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Do you know if the devices were charging with an official Apple Charger, or were they using a different brand?
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Original apple charger always
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