To ensure your phone is working to the best of its ability, including recharging efficiently, you need to keep it in as good a condition as possible. This includes regular cleaning of both the screen and the charging port.
The charging port on your mobile phone is crucial for keeping your phone working at its best. Many mobiles still need to be charged using a cable, although some now offer wireless charging
Why does the charging port need to be cleaned?
Because it is quite an exposed part of the phone, the charging port is susceptible to dust, dirt, and fluff getting into it. Damage to the charging port can mean inefficient or non-existent charging.
Mobile phones are generally quite fragile and often expensive. For this reason, you need to be careful about how you clean your phone ports.
To effectively and safely clean your phone’s charging port, follow the steps below. Before you begin, make sure your phone is switched off.
1. Use a toothpick
Find a plastic or wooden toothpick (not metal). Insert it gently into the charging port and move it around very gently.
2. Scrape the walls of the port
Gently scrape the toothpick from side to side, making contact with the port’s walls. This will help remove any dust or lint that may have built up/become stuck to the walls.
3. Blast compressed air into the port
Using either a hand or machine pump, blast compressed air into the port. Use short bursts and alternate between using the toothpick and using the compressed air.
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Following the steps outlined above should be sufficient to clean your charging port and ensure your phone is working effectively.
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