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	[title] Inspect your charging port
	[* black] Shine a flashlight into your charging port and inspect it for any large blockages.
-	[* icon_note] ~~Buildup~~ of dust, grime, and lint ~~along~~ the ~~edges of the charging~~ port can prevent the ~~charger~~ from ~~connecting~~ properly.
+	[* icon_note] A buildup of dust, grime, and lint inside the port can prevent the connector from fitting properly in the port.
	[* black] Follow the guide normally to work your way through each procedure to thoroughly clean your port. Alternatively, click the links below to jump to a specific cleaning method:
	[* black] [guide\|164631\|Using a dust blower\|stepid=346365]
	[* black] [guide\|164631\|Using a brush\|stepid=346374]
	[* black] [guide\|164631\|Using isopropyl alcohol\|stepid=346373]
	[* black] Between cleanings, reinspect the charging port for any remaining blockages or missed spots.