| Use this guide to replace the charging port in the Garmin Edge 530. A new charging port may help fix the problem of the GPS not charging. You will need a metal spudger and a T5 torx screwdriver/bit. |
| Use this guide to replace the USB charging port in the Garmin Edge 530 (identified by part number 010-02060-00). |
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| The [link|https://www.lifewire.com/what-is-a-usb-port-818166#:~:text=USB%20stands%20for%20Universal%20Serial,to%20devices%20that%20need%20it.|USB charging port] is standard for short-distance digital data communications and supplying electric power across a cable to the devices that need it. The USB port allows the Garmin Edge 530 to be charged, as well as connect to a computer to transfer riding data. The USB charging port may need to be replaced if the Garmin Edge 530 is having problems with connecting to the USB cable or is not charging. |
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| In this guide, you will have to pry up the glass panel with a metal spudger. It is important to note the potential broken glass hazard when prying the screen from the back cover. After this step, use ESD-safe tools to avoid damage to the rest of the device and protect it from electrostatic discharge. |
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| You will have to remove the battery before the charging port component. A punctured battery can cause a fire. If the battery is swollen, it should be [[What to do with a swollen battery|handled properly]]. |
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| Before beginning, power down the device and disconnect from any external power sources. |