whatever you do, do NOT put the device in a bag of rice as many like to suggest if you Google it.
it's easy for moisture to hit your charging port mentioned above its also a common issue however, it could be your wire too?
@Babishko has the right idea, low powered hair dryer gently on the port several times throughout the day for a max of 30 to 60 seconds at a time or simply leave it for 24 hrs near a nice warm and dry spot and you should be okay
it's easy for moisture to hit your charging port mentioned above its also a common issue however, it could be your wire too?
@Babishko has the right idea, low powered hair dryer gently on the port several times throughout the day for a max of 30 to 60 seconds at a time or simply leave it for 24 hrs near a nice warm and dry spot and you should be okay
@Ang348b: As per the advice offered above, try leaving your phone in a warm, dry location for the next 24 hours, as hopefully any moisture that is currently being detected will dry out by then. I'd also suggest restarting the phone to address any software issues that might be a contributing factor. If the issue persists, try opening the Samsung Members app > Get Help > Interactive Checks > USB, and run through the on screen instructions. If this returns any errors then please reach out to our Help Desk via the link below, and an advisor will be on hand to assist you further, and arrange any necessary repairs.
