Hi everyone,
Does your smartphone charging process take longer than usual?
Or just stop in specific numbers?
Even though you have replaced the cable with a new one
But After several days the problem had coming back.
By changing the USB, the problem has never been solved.
Apparently, your problem is very simple: DIRTY USB CONNECTORS.
But don't worry, in this article, We would like to share how to overcome the problem according to some experience.
Here are the steps ...
Well, how do you do it? Follow this tutorial thoroughly so as not to misunderstand
Well, it sounds finally the problem is resolved.
Tips for durable USB care and treatment:
Clean the USB connector regularly
Avoid dusty places
Do not carelessly curl up, bend the charger cable
Just because you are in a hurry
For more details check this video. Thank you.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=37MjZan7NY0
Does your smartphone charging process take longer than usual?
Or just stop in specific numbers?
Even though you have replaced the cable with a new one
But After several days the problem had coming back.
By changing the USB, the problem has never been solved.
Apparently, your problem is very simple: DIRTY USB CONNECTORS.
Your smartphone had stopped when you charge because when charging, the connector gets hot and causes crust. Other causes are the temperature and weather conditions that also cause this problem. A dusty room can crust the charger. The dust enters and stick between the charger's plat.
But don't worry, in this article, We would like to share how to overcome the problem according to some experience.
Here are the steps ...
You have to ensure that the source of the problem is NOT the cellphone or the charger head. The most easier is the way to shake the cable. Please remember, only shake the cable, not the connector.
- If the connection notification does not appear regardless, it means the cable is not the source of the problem.
- Prepare a piece of sandpaper and pins or any needle as long as we need, but be sure that it's not a nail !!!
Well, how do you do it? Follow this tutorial thoroughly so as not to misunderstand
- Cut the sandpaper as wide as the USB hole.
- Insert the sandpaper into the USB hole and sweep it slowly
- Scratch with the needle slowly
- Continue by scratch it around the edge of the USB outside
- If you have a little dust, pry it out of the lock slowly
- Scratch also inside
- Also, do it in the charger's head hole
- Pucker out a little part of the pin
Well, it sounds finally the problem is resolved.
Tips for durable USB care and treatment:
Clean the USB connector regularly
Avoid dusty places
Do not carelessly curl up, bend the charger cable
Just because you are in a hurry
For more details check this video. Thank you.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=37MjZan7NY0