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[title] Brush your USB-A port
-[* icon_caution] Use a brush with soft, non-metallic hairs, like a toothbrush, to avoid scratching the USB-A port.
-[* black] Insert the head of a ***dry*** brush into the port.
+[* icon_caution] Don't use any metal tools to clean the USB-A port, as you risk damaging it.
+[* black] Insert the head of a brush, like a dry toothbrush, into the port.
[* black] Gently slide the brush back and forth to break up any clumped debris.
[* black] Remove the brush and use a dust blower or compressed air to blow out any debris.
[* black] If any debris is stuck, reinsert the brush and rotate it to let the hairs "scoop" out any debris.
-[* black] Plug in your device and check if it's working. If it's ***still*** not working, move on to the next step.
+[* black] Plug in your device and check if it's working. If it's still not working, move on to the next step.