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Just cleaned out six years of crud from my phone's charging port (lemm.ee)

submitted 4 days ago by Tyoda@lemm.ee to c/casualconversation@piefed.social

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For way too long now I have had to plug it in and not let a breeze pass it lest it stops charging. I went at it and it quickly got a lot better where I didn't have to wiggle it around to the right position to start charging.

But I kept going, dug out a lot more stuff than I expected, and when I tried it again, get this, it actually went in. It doesn't just slightly penetrate to establish contact. It proper locks in.

Charging while on the go has been impossible for a long time, but I think it should now be easy as ever.

USB-C btw

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[–] Tyoda@lemm.ee 2 points 4 days ago

@t_berium@lemmy.world It's not like i looked up how one should do it so don't just listen to me... I tried a toothpick but it was too thick and prone to leaving itself behind. Then I moved on to an Exacto Knife that already had a bit of the tip broken off, and I used the dull edge to push the scraped out stuff up and out. I had to do these scoop maneuvers around the middle bit to make good progress. I assume you could easily damage something or even shock yourself if you just dick around in there, so maybe don't.