Repairing Your Charging Port Bring the device to a local Cell Phone Repair store or use our convenient mail-in service. An experienced technician will evaluate the problem and give you an estimate of time and cost to repair the charging port.

2. A broken or damaged charging port. Look inside the charging port to see if there's any debris or bent pins. Another sign of a broken port: having to hold the charger at an odd angle to get it to work.

One of the primary indicators of a damaged charger port is charging issues. If you notice that your device takes longer to charge than usual or doesn't charge at all, it might be a sign of port damage.