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| [* black] To fix the issue: | |
| [* black] 1. Use compressed air (gently) to blow into the connector to remove liquid or loose debris. Alternatively use a straw and blow directly into the connector. | |
| - | [* black] 2 . |
| - | [* black] 3. |
| + | [* black] 2 . Clean the connector with clean water and paper towel cut in tiny strip. Dispense water gently via drop directly into the connector, and remove them again with paper towel strips |
| + | [* black] 3. Let it dry: leave the connector alone for 6hrs so it can dry out before charging. Using the phone in this time span is ok as long as it's not charged. |
| [* black] If charging is needed urgently, use wireless charging (S9+) | |
| [* black] Be aware that the charge cable connector can be contaminated with salt/ or rust. Therefore it need to be gently cleaned as described above . Else it can transfer to the phone, and cause the issue again. Or cause the issue while connected to the phone. |