an A5 Galaxy (2017) that should be resistant to water splashes and dust. But apparently the smartphone continues to issue the message "detected moisture in the charging port" every time the charger cable is plugged into the USB port of his C-type. What's the solution?
The cause of this problem most likely is because there is still water in the device. It could also be due to moisture in the air in a device that prevents a USB cable would not be used to charge the battery.
To dry, you can use a fan or a hairdryer. Put the area contained water in the smartphone may come out. Let dry smartphones 1-2 hours after being exposed to water.
If the above does not work, you need to unload your little Samsung Galaxy. The trick, turn off the smartphone, remove the SIM card or your external memory card. Winds back in the phone if necessary hairdyer hole section SIM card and an external memory.
Allow a few minutes the hole open. Do not let anything get in that hole because it could damage the inside. Only later, you turn it on again.
For the record, smartphones like Galaxy or Galaxy A5 S7 does have IP68 which means they are resistant to water splashes and dust. Damage after exposure to water, such as sinking in the water, in general, will not be replaced by Samsung.
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