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Are you sure the port is actually damaged? A common issue is lint clogging it up. I had an issue where I had to jiggle the cable to get it to charge and when I
by k-mcgrady 10y ago
Are you sure the port is actually damaged? A common issue is lint clogging it up. I had an issue where I had to jiggle the cable to get it to charge and when I finally brought it to an Apple store they disappeared out back and returned with so much lint I don't know how it even fit in the port. You can remove it yourself with a paperclip but I'd take it to the Apple store so that if the port really does get damaged removing the lint they're liable.
- morbidhawk 10y agoWhoa, never thought of that. It's definitely possible. I'm going to give that a try. Thanks!! Edit: It worked! (I used the cut stem of a q-tip instead, wasn't brave enough to try a paperclip; lots of lint)
- k-mcgrady 10y agoGreat! It's a common issue apparently. It also happened to my lock switch which wouldn't move for a while.