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sonyxperiageek

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#139263 2-Feb-2014 23:15
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So it seems my Samsung Galaxy Note 1's (which I bought in 2012) charging port seems to be dying.. I plug the usb cable into the phone, and I practically have to push the tip of the charging cable down in order to be able to activate the charger, or else it just won't charge when plugged in normally!

I'm pretty sure this is probably the charging port pins being damaged and not just the battery dying? 

Is it easy to tamper (or even replace) the charging port on the Galaxy Note 1?




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  #979127 2-Feb-2014 23:20
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Have you looked on YouTube?



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  #979128 2-Feb-2014 23:23
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johnr: Have you looked on YouTube?


Good point! How did I not think of that?! I think I should go to bed now! :P




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  #979131 2-Feb-2014 23:31
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Will try this tomorrow:



Should be similar even though this is the US version.




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  #979184 3-Feb-2014 07:45
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Tried a different cable first?

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  #979193 3-Feb-2014 08:32
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timmmay: Tried a different cable first?


Yep heaps.




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