Hey everyone, I need some help! I accidentally spilled calcium chloride from my dehumidifier onto my iPhone 15 Pro, and it got into the charging port. Some brownish liquid came out, and now my phone is constantly warning me that there's liquid in the USB-C connector. While I can still charge wirelessly using my power bank, I'm worried about how long it will take for the charging port to dry out, or if it's damaged permanently. I'm really stressed about this!
1 Answer
You can definitely get the charging port replaced by a repair shop or a skilled technician. It usually requires removing the battery and lifting the motherboard a bit, so it could take around an hour for someone experienced. It’s pretty standard for iPhone repairs, so don’t worry too much! Just make sure to have it checked out.
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