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How to Get Water Out of Your Charging Port

If your device has accidentally been exposed to water, it's crucial to dry out the charging port quickly and safely to avoid any lasting damage. Our AI assistant is here to guide you through practical steps to ensure your device returns to full functionality.

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Remember, patience and correct handling are key in preserving your device. Avoid using a hairdryer or inserting objects into the charging port, as these may cause further damage. Our tips aim to responsibly guide you in protecting your device's longevity.

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Getting water out of a charging port quickly is key to avoid damage. Gently shake the device with the port facing down and let it air dry. Avoid using a hairdryer or cotton swabs as they might push the water further in. If possible, leave it in a dry, cool place for a while. Have you had this happen before, or is it a first time? It's understandable to feel worried.