Note: Replacing USB-C requires experience and the right equipment!

● Issue Description

1. Mechanical damage
2. Charging/connection via USB depends on cable movement

● Diagnostics

1. Check for visible mechanical damage.
2. USB power error messages in Windows can be helpful.
3. Perform a diode test as shown below. Values may vary slightly, but the key is the location of the green, red, and white pins.

GND

1

OL

2

OL

3

0.67

4

1.28

5

0.54

6

0.55

7

OL

8

0.66

9

OL

10

OL

11

GND

12

13

GND

14

OL

15

OL

16

0.66

17

OL

18

0.55

19

0.54

20

1.29

21

0.66

22

OL

23

OL

24

GND

● Repair Steps

1. Use hot air at 420°C, airflow 2–3, with preheating at 160°C.
2. Apply flux and fresh solder.
3. Heat the area – using a soldering iron can help.
4. Clean the pads thoroughly.
5. Install the new USB-C port.

● Testing

1. Perform a diode test again.
2. Check charging and data transfer (connect to PC or console).

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