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06-15-2022 11:36 AM in
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06-15-2022 12:47 PM in
Galaxy NoteHi petrodude, if your phone is receiving an error that says moisture has been detected but your phone has not been exposed to water, there are a few explanations.
It is possible that there is a software error or bug. A security patch may solve the problem. Try checking your phone for the latest software.
If you live in a humid environment, it is possible that there is moisture buildup inside the charging port. Shake your phone to remove any excess water, and then let it sit for 1 to 2 hours, so the water can naturally evaporate. If the error message does not go away, try very carefully to clean the charging port with a dry Q-tip.
If you need to charge your phone right away, use a wireless charger. Wireless charging is not affected by moisture or foreign materials in the charging port. If your device supports wireless charging, you can try charging it that way. Make sure to thoroughly dry the device before placing it on the wireless charger.
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06-16-2022 05:59 AM in
Galaxy NoteDid you try put it a baggy with (uncooked) rice overnight?
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06-16-2022 06:05 AM in
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06-16-2022 06:14 AM in
Galaxy NoteWell it's a better idea than using a Q-TIP, that could leave bits of tip inside the port.
The rest of suggestions were just cut 'n paste..
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