Inspect Your Samsung’s Charging Port

1. Grab a flashlight and check for lint, gunk, dirt, and other debris inside your Samsung Galaxy’s charging port.
2. Use an anti-static brush or a brand new toothbrush to brush out the gunk inside your Galaxy’s charging port.

Why this works:

It’s a good idea to regularly inspect and clean out the charging port of your Samsung Galaxy. Any debris or gunk inside the charging port can prevent your Android from connecting to your charging cable. This means your Samsung Galaxy won’t be able to charge or sync.

Pro tip:

• Don’t have an anti-static brush? You can buy a 7-piece set on Amazon for less than $12.
• Don’t clean your Samsung Galaxy’s charging port with anything that can conduct electricity.