However if you do this, pay a little more money and get a good one. You miss well throw it away unless your a good tech that has smd certification your odds are 1 in 1000 .....send it to some one like me 50 bucks two zero 8 nine eight 2 seven_zero4zero, 11/18/2017 by Luckily, there are a few ways you can clean your charger port before you decide to buy a new phone or cable. There’s just no way you can stand to be apart from it for too long. The bonus is that it's free, and it doesn't modify the phone, just the cable. This inconvenience may make you consider simply replacing your phone, but there is another option to keep in mind. Less than $10. Now they are coming out with non-removable batteries. Everything was fine until my charging port broke. Avoid making embarrassing mistakes on Zoom! Pins are broken in the charge port. Most customers would not examine this part as it is supposed to be a brand new original charging cable. Instantly the charger light came on and charging status back to normal. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc.
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