Broken Non Charging DC USB Socket Repair

Common Issues and Solutions

Broken non charging DC USB socket repair happens over time with repeated insertion and removal of the charger. This can loosen and break the DC USB socket power jack port which leads to power failure, as the battery doesn’t receive a charge.

A separate issue arises when the charger itself has damaged or disconnected wires, requiring manipulation for charging. However, this worsens the problem, potentially causing DC socket failure. In such cases, both the socket and charger must be replaced.

USB Type C Broken Non Charging Sockets

USB Type C sockets have intricate micro soldering procedures to repair. Most times when wiggling the socket to laptop death this not only can damage the motherboard tracks but also the charging chip too. A free inspection can determine a viable repair solution.

Indicative symptoms of Broken Non Charging DC USB Socket Repair issues include:

Loose and unstable feeling when plugging in the charger.
Random laptop shutdowns.
Requiring specific charger positioning to maintain charging.
New charger not resolving laptop dysfunction.