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-	You’re down to the last ten percent of your phone’s battery. You reach for your charger and connect it, hoping for the familiar connect noise and a charging notification. Instead you’re met with full screen notice that charging is disabled due to the presence of liquid in the connector. Luckily this issue is usually temporary and can be solved with pure patience. But if patience isn’t your forte, keep reading.
+	You’re down to the last ten percent of your phone’s battery. You reach for your charger and connect it, hoping for the familiar connect noise and a charging notification. Instead, you’re met with a full-screen notice that charging is disabled due to the presence of liquid in the connector. Luckily, this issue is usually temporary and can be solved with pure patience. But if patience isn’t your forte, keep reading.

	== The Basics ==

-	Before undertaking any of the more time consuming solutions below, ~~these~~ are a few fundamentals to get you started.
+	Before undertaking any of the more time-consuming solutions below, here are a few fundamentals to get you started.

-	* Inspect your USB cable and the charge port to see if ~~there~~ is ~~moisture~~ present. To force some ~~of the~~ moisture out, Samsung recommends *''gently''* shaking your phone (port facing down) several times. If that doesn't help, skip ~~ahead~~ to [[Samsung Android Phone Moisture Detected in Charging Port#Section_Liquid_on_USB_Cable_or_Accessory\|liquid related sections]].
-	* Use a different charger or accessory. A cable can fail in a way that might trigger this pop up.
-	* Restart your phone. This could remove the alert if it’s falsely appearing, or won’t clear now that the port is dry.
-	* ~~Need to charge your phone during this time?~~ Use a wireless charger ~~if your phone supports it~~. The circuitry for wireless charging does not connect directly to the physical port, so there is no danger of electrical damage.
+	* *Inspect your USB cable and the charge port to see if moisture is present.* To force some moisture out, Samsung recommends *''gently''* shaking your phone (port facing down) several times. If that doesn't help, skip to [[Samsung Android Phone Moisture Detected in Charging Port#Section_Liquid_on_USB_Cable_or_Accessory\|liquid related sections]].
+	* *Use a different charger or accessory.* A cable can fail in a way that might trigger this pop-up.
+	* *Restart your phone.* This could remove the alert if it’s falsely appearing or won’t clear now that the port is dry.
+	* *Use a wireless charger.* The circuitry for wireless charging does not connect directly to the physical port, so there is no danger of electrical damage. If your phone supports it, try charging it with a wireless charger.

-	[note\|type=important]Contrary to popular belief, [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/30047/rice-is-for-dinner-not-repair\|rice doesn't ~~actually~~ help dry out electronics\|new_window=true]. ~~Additional~~, it ~~has a tendency of making~~ its way into ~~various ports,~~ or ~~other small openings~~. So skip the rice and stick with patience.[/note]
+	[note\|type=important]Contrary to popular belief, [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/News/30047/rice-is-for-dinner-not-repair\|rice doesn't help dry out electronics\|new_window=true]. Additionally, it tends to find its way into crevices or ports. So skip the rice (or various desiccants) and stick with patience.[/note]

	[comment]solutions[/comment]

	== Liquid on USB Cable or Accessory ==

-	~~Maybe you spilled your morning OJ, and sopped up the mess. Somehow, in the shuffle, you missed a tiny dribble of liquid clinging to the underside of your USB cable.~~ Even a smear of liquid on a USB connector could provoke this warning. It is typically prompted when a charger is connected.
+	Even a smear of liquid on a USB connector could provoke this warning. It is typically prompted when a charger is connected.

-	* Remove your USB cable and verify it’s dry. Be crude and wipe it on the hem of your shirt ~~if you need to~~. We won’t judge.
-	* Give the port a little while to evaporate ~~out anything~~ residual that may have transferred when you connected the cable. Even fifteen minutes can make all the difference.
-	* ~~Need to charge your phone during this time?~~ Use a wireless charger ~~if your phone supports it~~. The circuitry for wireless charging does not connect directly to the physical port, so there is no danger of electrical damage.
+	* *Remove your USB cable and verify that it’s dry.* If necessary, be crude and wipe it on the hem of your shirt. We won’t judge.
+	* *Allow your phone to dry.* Give the port a little while to evaporate any residual that may have transferred when you connected the cable. Even fifteen minutes can make all the difference.
+	* *Use a wireless charger.* The circuitry for wireless charging does not connect directly to the physical port, so there is no danger of electrical damage. If your phone supports it, try charging it with a wireless charger.

	== Liquid in the Charge Port ==

-	This might seem obvious, but because the pop up might occur unexpectedly, or you cannot readily attribute a source of liquid, it is easy to dismiss.
+	This might seem obvious, but because the pop-up might occur unexpectedly or you cannot readily attribute a source of liquid, it is easy to dismiss.

-	* Let your phone dry. ~~Turn it off, if~~ you can manage and let nature do its thing. Patience is key here. This can be accelerated somewhat by placing the phone somewhere warm, with good airflow.
-	** Resist the urge to insert a cotton swab, or anything else, into the port to absorb liquid. This risks damage to the pins. USB-C ports are very narrow~~, and the~~
-	** Compressed air is also tempting, but may push any liquid further into the port rather than expelling it.
-	** ~~Using~~ isopropyl alcohol to dissolve ~~the~~ water and ~~evaporate it faster can also help~~. ~~Be aware that it can affect waterproofing, or display quality if~~ it gets into places it shouldn't. ~~Proceed at your own risk.~~
+	* Let your phone dry. If you can manage it, turn it off and let nature do its thing. Patience is key here. This can be accelerated somewhat by placing the phone somewhere warm with good airflow.
+	** Resist the urge to insert a cotton swab, or anything else, into the port to absorb liquid. This risks damage to the pins. USB-C ports are very narrow
+	** Compressed air is also tempting but may push any liquid further into the port rather than expelling it.
+	** Dabbing isopropyl alcohol into the port will dissolve water and accelerate evaporation. But proceed at your own risk. If it gets into places it shouldn't, it can affect waterproofing or display quality.

	== Debris in the Charge Port ==

-	~~Detection~~ of liquid in the charge port ~~is likely accomplished by changes in resistance~~. If the phone detects ~~certain~~ electrical characteristics, it will disable charging via USB. Even if liquid is not present, there may be something else that your phone is convinced is liquid due to ~~the way~~ it ~~is affecting~~ circuitry..
+	Changes in resistance likely accomplish the detection of liquid in the charge port. If the phone detects specific electrical characteristics, it will disable charging via USB. Even if the liquid is not present, there may be something else that your phone is convinced is liquid due to how it affects the circuitry.

	* Inspect your charge port using a flashlight for better visibility. It is common for bits of lint or rubbish to get caught in the port and compress with repeat charging. To verify, check the fit of your cable. Does the USB-C plug sit flush with the bottom of the phone? It should.
-	* If ~~there~~ is ~~debris~~ in the port, use a toothpick or other ~~non conductive~~ probe to clear it. ~~You~~ can split or shave down ~~the toothpick~~ to fit ~~if it is too wide to get into the port~~.
+	* If debris is in the port, use a toothpick or other nonconductive probe to clear it. If the toothpick is too wide to fit, you can split or shave it down to fit.
	** Insert the point straight to the back and gently scrape out residual debris. Be mindful of the pins.

	== Buggy Software ==

-	~~It’s possible the~~ alert ~~appeared,~~ or won’t disappear due to a bug you’re encountering in the operating system.
+	The alert may appear or won’t disappear due to a bug you’re encountering in the operating system.

-	* If your phone is dry, but the alert ~~is still present, clear the USB cache~~.
+	* Clear the USB cache if your phone is dry but the alert remains.
	## Open Settings and navigate to Apps in the menu.
	## Click the Filter and Sort button (its location varies, but is usually in the top right corner at the start of the Applications list).
	## Toggle Show System Apps to show if they are off.
	## Select USB Settings in the Applications list.
-	## ~~Open the storage option and press~~ the Clear System Cache button in the lower right.
-	* Check for and apply any pending software updates. Google, or Samsung may have patched a bug, or modified firmware to correct an issue,
-	* If you want to rule software out ~~altogether~~, do a full reset on your phone. Use search within settings to find the Reset menu. It can be found in a few locations, depending on the specific phone if search does not work. Check menus that might make sense.
+	## Press the Clear System Cache button in the lower right to open the storage option.
+	* Check for and apply any pending software updates. Google or Samsung may have patched a bug or modified firmware to correct an issue,
+	* If you want to rule software out, do a full reset on your phone. Use search within settings to find the Reset menu. It can be found in a few locations, depending on the specific phone, if a search does not work. Check menus that might make sense.
	** Reset is a drastic measure for this warning. It is more likely hardware is the issue. This should be reserved for after you’ve tried replacing the port.
	[comment]*####Either make a Guide for clearing the cache or find a way to integrate images into this page since I think those will help tremendously in this case.****[/comment]

	== Faulty Charge Port ==

-	If the port is ~~definitely~~ dry, and free of conductive debris, ~~it’s possible~~ the port, or the internal assembly it is attached to is faulty. Due to its proximity to the edge of the device, and ~~a plethora of~~ possible entry points, liquid tends to creep in here regardless of water resistance.
+	If the port is dry and free of conductive debris, the port or the internal assembly it is attached to may be faulty. Due to its proximity to the edge of the device and many possible entry points, liquid tends to creep in here regardless of water resistance.

	* Inspect the port thoroughly. Can you see any bent pins on the interior?


	* Check for signs of damage or liquid entry around the port. It may be as simple as noticing some calcification or mild rusting. If you need a hint, blueish-green fuzz is bad.
-	* To truly check the port’s integrity you’ll need [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/Tools/Magnifying_Tools\|some magnification\|new_window=true], or [product\|IF145-415\|a USB ammeter\|new_window=true]. A charge port that’s working properly should ~~be allowing~~ current to be drawn through it to charge the battery.
-	* If you find damage, or nothing else has fixed your issue, replace the [parts\|Samsung Android Phone\|charge port daughterboard\|itemtype=ports\|new_window=true]. Be sure to get one that matches since these also contain networking components ~~in many cases~~. Your cell service may not work ~~properly~~ with the incorrect board.
-	* If your charge port is attached to the main motherboard, you'll need some soldering know-how to replace it. Or find someone with the soldering skills to remove the existing port, and install a new one. Otherwise you'll be stuck replacing the whole motherboard.
+	* To truly check the port’s integrity, you’ll need [link\|https://www.ifixit.com/Tools/Magnifying_Tools\|some magnification\|new_window=true] or [product\|IF145-415\|a USB ammeter\|new_window=true]. A charge port that’s working properly should allow current to be drawn through it to charge the battery.
+	* If you find damage or nothing else has fixed your issue, replace the [parts\|Samsung Android Phone\|charge port daughterboard\|itemtype=ports\|new_window=true]. Be sure to get one that matches since these also often contain networking components. Your cell service may not work correctly with the incorrect board.
+	* If your charge port is attached to the main motherboard, you'll need some soldering know-how to replace it. You can also find someone with the soldering skills to remove the existing port and install a new one. Otherwise, you'll be stuck replacing the whole motherboard.
	[comment]conclusion[/comment]
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-	== Related Answers ==
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-	* [post\|511762\|How to stop the annoying moisture detected at the USB charging port.]

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Is your Samsung phone warning that you’ve got liquid in the charge port? Is it blocking you from charging your phone? Keep your port dry and try these fixes!

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You’re down to the last ten percent of your phone’s battery. You reach for your charger and connect it, hoping for the familiar connect noise and a charging notification. Instead, you’re met with a full-screen notice that charging is disabled due to the presence of liquid in the connector. Luckily, this issue is usually temporary and can be solved with pure patience. But if patience isn’t your forte, keep reading.

== The Basics ==

Before undertaking any of the more time-consuming solutions below, here are a few fundamentals to get you started.

* ***Inspect your USB cable and the charge port to see if moisture is present.*** To force some moisture out, Samsung recommends ***''gently''*** shaking your phone (port facing down) several times. If that doesn't help, skip to [[Samsung Android Phone Moisture Detected in Charging Port#Section_Liquid_on_USB_Cable_or_Accessory|liquid related sections]].
* ***Use a different charger or accessory.*** A cable can fail in a way that might trigger this pop-up.
* ***Restart your phone.*** This could remove the alert if it’s falsely appearing or won’t clear now that the port is dry.
* ***Use a wireless charger.*** The circuitry for wireless charging does not connect directly to the physical port, so there is no danger of electrical damage. If your phone supports it, try charging it with a wireless charger.

[note|type=important]Contrary to popular belief, [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/30047/rice-is-for-dinner-not-repair|rice doesn't help dry out electronics|new_window=true]. Additionally, it tends to find its way into crevices or ports. So skip the rice (or various desiccants) and stick with patience.[/note]

[comment]solutions[/comment]

== Liquid on USB Cable or Accessory ==

Even a smear of liquid on a USB connector could provoke this warning. It is typically prompted when a charger is connected.

* ***Remove your USB cable and verify that it’s dry.*** If necessary, be crude and wipe it on the hem of your shirt. We won’t judge.
* ***Allow your phone to dry.*** Give the port a little while to evaporate any residual that may have transferred when you connected the cable. Even fifteen minutes can make all the difference.
* ***Use a wireless charger.*** The circuitry for wireless charging does not connect directly to the physical port, so there is no danger of electrical damage. If your phone supports it, try charging it with a wireless charger.

== Liquid in the Charge Port ==

This might seem obvious, but because the pop-up might occur unexpectedly or you cannot readily attribute a source of liquid, it is easy to dismiss.

* Let your phone dry. If you can manage it, turn it off and let nature do its thing. Patience is key here. This can be accelerated somewhat by placing the phone somewhere warm with good airflow.
** Resist the urge to insert a cotton swab, or anything else, into the port to absorb liquid. This risks damage to the pins. USB-C ports are very narrow
** Compressed air is also tempting but may push any liquid further into the port rather than expelling it.
** Dabbing isopropyl alcohol into the port will dissolve water and accelerate evaporation. But proceed at your own risk. If it gets into places it shouldn't, it can affect waterproofing or display quality.

== Debris in the Charge Port ==

Changes in resistance likely accomplish the detection of liquid in the charge port. If the phone detects specific electrical characteristics, it will disable charging via USB. Even if the liquid is not present, there may be something else that your phone is convinced is liquid due to how it affects the circuitry.

* Inspect your charge port using a flashlight for better visibility. It is common for bits of lint or rubbish to get caught in the port and compress with repeat charging. To verify, check the fit of your cable. Does the USB-C plug sit flush with the bottom of the phone? It should.
* If debris is in the port, use a toothpick or other nonconductive probe to clear it. If the toothpick is too wide to fit, you can split or shave it down to fit.
** Insert the point straight to the back and gently scrape out residual debris. Be mindful of the pins.

== Buggy Software ==

The alert may appear or won’t disappear due to a bug you’re encountering in the operating system.

* Clear the USB cache if your phone is dry but the alert remains.
## Open Settings and navigate to Apps in the menu.
## Click the Filter and Sort button (its location varies, but is usually in the top right corner at the start of the Applications list).
## Toggle Show System Apps to show if they are off.
## Select USB Settings in the Applications list.
## Press the Clear System Cache button in the lower right to open the storage option.
* Check for and apply any pending software updates. Google or Samsung may have patched a bug or modified firmware to correct an issue,
* If you want to rule software out, do a full reset on your phone. Use search within settings to find the Reset menu. It can be found in a few locations, depending on the specific phone, if a search does not work. Check menus that might make sense.
** Reset is a drastic measure for this warning. It is more likely hardware is the issue. This should be reserved for after you’ve tried replacing the port.
[comment]***####Either make a Guide for clearing the cache or find a way to integrate images into this page since I think those will help tremendously in this case.******[/comment]

== Faulty Charge Port ==

If the port is dry and free of conductive debris, the port or the internal assembly it is attached to may be faulty. Due to its proximity to the edge of the device and many possible entry points, liquid tends to creep in here regardless of water resistance.

* Inspect the port thoroughly. Can you see any bent pins on the interior?
* Open up your device and locate the charge port. Samsung devices often have it on a daughterboard, but it may be soldered directly to the motherboard.

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* Check for signs of damage or liquid entry around the port. It may be as simple as noticing some calcification or mild rusting. If you need a hint, blueish-green fuzz is bad.
* To truly check the port’s integrity, you’ll need [tools|Magnifying Tools|some magnification|new_window=true] or [product|IF145-415|a USB ammeter|new_window=true]. A charge port that’s working properly should allow current to be drawn through it to charge the battery.
* If you find damage or nothing else has fixed your issue, replace the [parts|Samsung Android Phone|charge port daughterboard|itemtype=ports|new_window=true]. Be sure to get one that matches since these also often contain networking components. Your cell service may not work correctly with the incorrect board.
* If your charge port is attached to the main motherboard, you'll need some soldering know-how to replace it. You can also find someone with the soldering skills to remove the existing port and install a new one. Otherwise, you'll be stuck replacing the whole motherboard.
[comment]conclusion[/comment]

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[title|Humedad detectada en el puerto de carga del teléfono Samsung]

[summary]¿Tu teléfono Samsung te advierte que hay líquido en el puerto de carga? ¿Te impide cargar el teléfono? ¡Mantén el puerto seco y prueba estas soluciones![/summary]

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Te queda el último diez por ciento de la batería de tu teléfono. Coges el cargador y lo conectas, esperando oír el familiar ruido de conexión y una notificación de carga. En cambio, te encuentras con un aviso en pantalla completa que indica que la carga está desactivada debido a la presencia de líquido en el conector. Afortunadamente, este problema suele ser temporal y se puede solucionar con pura paciencia. Pero si la paciencia no es tu fuerte, sigue leyendo.

== Conceptos básicos ==

Antes de llevar a cabo cualquiera de las soluciones que requieren más tiempo a continuación, estos son algunos conceptos básicos para comenzar.

* Inspecciona el cable USB y el puerto de carga para ver si hay humedad presente. Para expulsar parte de la humedad, Samsung recomienda agitar ***''suavemente''*** el teléfono (con el puerto hacia abajo) varias veces. Si eso no ayuda, salta a [[Samsung Android Phone Moisture Detected in Charging Port#Section_Liquid_on_USB_Cable_or_Accessory|secciones relacionadas con líquidos]].
* Usa un cargador o accesorio diferente. Un cable puede fallar de una manera que podría activar esta ventana emergente.
* Reinicia tu teléfono. Esto podría eliminar la alerta si aparece falsamente o no se borra ahora que el puerto está seco.
* ¿Necesitas cargar tu teléfono durante este tiempo? Usa un cargador inalámbrico si tu teléfono lo admite. El circuito para la carga inalámbrica no se conecta directamente al puerto físico, por lo que no hay peligro de daño eléctrico.

[note|type=important]Contrariamente a la creencia popular, [link|https://www.ifixit.com/News/30047/rice-is-for-dinner-not-repair|el arroz en realidad no ayuda a secar los dispositivos electrónicos|new_window=true]. Además, tiene una tendencia a abrirse camino hacia varios puertos u otras aberturas pequeñas. Así que omite el arroz y ten paciencia.[/note]

[comment]soluciones[/comment]

== Líquido en el cable USB o accesorio ==

Tal vez derramaste tu jugo de naranja matutino y absorbiste el desastre. De alguna manera, en el proceso, no notaste una pequeña gota de líquido adherida a la parte inferior de tu cable USB. Incluso una mancha de líquido en un conector USB podría provocar esta advertencia. Por lo general, se activa cuando se conecta un cargador.

* Retira el cable USB y verifica que esté seco. Se grosero y límpialo en el dobladillo de tu camisa si es necesario. No te juzgaremos.
* Espera un poco al puerto para que se evapore cualquier residuo que pueda haberse transferido cuando conectó el cable. Incluso quince minutos pueden marcar la diferencia.
* ¿Necesitas cargar su teléfono durante este tiempo? Usa un cargador inalámbrico si tu teléfono lo admite. El circuito para carga inalámbrica no se conecta directamente al puerto físico, por lo que no hay peligro de daño eléctrico.

== Líquido en el puerto de carga ==

Esto puede parecer obvio, pero debido a que la ventana emergente puede ocurrir inesperadamente, o no puede atribuir fácilmente una fuente de líquido, es fácil de ignorar.

* Deja que tu teléfono se seque. Apágalo, si puedes, y deja que la naturaleza haga lo suyo. La paciencia es clave aquí. Esto se puede acelerar un poco colocando el teléfono en un lugar cálido, con buena circulación de aire.
** Resiste la tentación de insertar un hisopo de algodón, o cualquier otra cosa, en el puerto para absorber líquido. Esto corre el riesgo de dañar los pines. Los puertos USB-C son muy estrechos y el
** El aire comprimido también es tentador, pero puedes empujar cualquier líquido más adentro del puerto en lugar de expulsarlo.
** El uso de alcohol isopropílico para disolver el agua y evaporarla más rápido también puede ayudar. Ten en cuenta que puede afectar la impermeabilidad o la calidad de la pantalla si llega a lugares donde no debería. Procede bajo tu propio riesgo.

== Residuos en el puerto de carga ==

La detección de líquido en el puerto de carga probablemente se logra mediante cambios en la resistencia. Si el teléfono detecta ciertas características eléctricas, desactivará la carga a través de USB. Incluso si no hay líquido presente, puede haber algo más que su teléfono esté convencido de que es líquido debido a la forma en que está afectando los circuitos.

* Inspecciona tu puerto de carga con una linterna para una mejor visibilidad. Es común que se queden restos de pelusa o basura en el puerto y se compriman con la carga repetida. Para verificar, verifica el ajuste del cable. ¿El enchufe USB-C está al ras de la parte inferior del teléfono? Debería.
* Si hay residuos en el puerto, usa un palillo de dientes u otra sonda no conductora para limpiarlo. Puedes dividir o raspar el palillo de dientes para que encaje si es demasiado ancho para entrar en el puerto.
** Inserta la punta directamente en la parte posterior y raspa suavemente los residuos residuales. Ten cuidado con los pines.

== Software con errores ==

Es posible que la alerta haya aparecido o no desaparezca debido a un error que esté encontrando en el sistema operativo.

* Si el teléfono está seco, pero la alerta sigue presente, borra la memoria caché USB.
## Abre Configuración y navega hasta Aplicaciones en el menú.
## Haz clic en el botón Filtrar y ordenar (su ubicación varía, pero generalmente se encuentra en la esquina superior derecha al comienzo de la lista de aplicaciones).
## Activa Mostrar aplicaciones del sistema para mostrar si están desactivadas.
## Selecciona Configuración USB en la lista de aplicaciones.
## Abre la opción de almacenamiento y presiona el botón Borrar caché del sistema en la esquina inferior derecha.
* Verifica y aplica las actualizaciones de software pendientes. Es posible que Google o Samsung hayan corregido un error o modificado el firmware para corregir un problema.
* Si deseas descartar el software por completo, realiza un restablecimiento completo en tu teléfono. Usa la búsqueda dentro de la configuración para encontrar el menú Restablecer. Puedes encontrarlo en algunas ubicaciones, según el teléfono específico si la búsqueda no funciona. Verifica los menús que puedan tener sentido.
** Restablecer es una medida drástica para esta advertencia. Es más probable que el problema sea el hardware. Esto debe reservarse para después de haber intentado reemplazar el puerto.
[comment]***####Haz una guía para borrar la memoria caché o encuentra una forma de integrar imágenes en esta página, ya que creo que serán de gran ayuda en este caso.******[/comment]

== Puerto de carga defectuoso ==

Si el puerto está definitivamente seco y libre de residuos conductores, es posible que el puerto o el ensamblaje interno al que está conectado esté defectuoso. Debido a su proximidad al borde del dispositivo y a una gran cantidad de posibles puntos de entrada, el líquido tiende a colarse aquí independientemente de la resistencia al agua.

* Inspecciona el puerto minuciosamente. ¿Puedes ver algún pin doblado en el interior?
* Abre tu dispositivo y ubica el puerto de carga. Los dispositivos Samsung a menudo lo tienen en una placa secundaria, pero puede estar soldado directamente a la placa base.

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* Comprueba si hay señales de daño o de entrada de líquido alrededor del puerto. Puede ser tan simple como notar algo de calcificación o un poco de óxido. Si necesitas una pista, la pelusa de color verde azulado es mala.
* Para comprobar realmente la integridad del puerto, necesitarás [tools|Magnifying Tools|algún aumento|new_window=true] o [product|IF145-415|amperímetro USB|new_window=true]. Un puerto de carga que funciona correctamente debería permitir que pase corriente a través de él para cargar la batería.
* Si encuentras daños o nada ha solucionado el problema, reemplaza la [parts|Samsung Android Phone|placa secundaria del puerto de carga|itemtype=ports|new_window=true]. Asegúrate de conseguir uno que coincida, ya que estos también contienen componentes de red en muchos casos. Es posible que tu servicio de telefonía móvil no funcione correctamente con la placa incorrecta.
* Si tu puerto de carga está conectado a la placa base principal, necesitarás algunos conocimientos de soldadura para reemplazarlo. O busca a alguien con las habilidades de soldadura para quitar el puerto existente e instalar uno nuevo. De lo contrario, tendrás que reemplazar toda la placa base.
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== Respuestas relacionadas ==

* [post|511762|Cómo detener la molesta humedad detectada en el puerto de carga USB.]