One of those maddening breakdowns it's a phone charger pin: completely irritating if one finds him or herself in urgent need to charge the phone. However, good news: in most cases, cheap and quick repairs are possible without buying a new charger. Here are some tips for fixing a broken phone charger pin.

1. Diagnose the problem

First, pinpoint what is broken on the phone charger pin. Is it inwardly bent or pushed outside the casing metal pin, or has it completely broken off? The next step, fixing, is all yours to go for once you know the problem.

2. Straighten a bent pin

You can then try to solve the problem by straightening the pin using tweezers for those cases where the pin is bent. The bent end is pushed back into place with the help of tweezers. Take care not to bend it too much as it could break off.

3. Toothpick

If the pin is pushed inside the plastic casing, using a toothpick: gently push the pin back into position. Insert the toothpick into the bent area and carefully poke the pin back to its position. For manipulating the bent section and bringing out the pin, fine instruments such as a needle or toothpick may come in handy.

4. Glue the pin

If the pin breaks, then glue it back again. Place a small amount of glue on the broken end of the pin and insert it into the plastic casing with gentle pressure. Hold firmly under the pressure until the glue sets in a few minutes. It should fix it securely into place so that you can go ahead and continue using the charger.

5. Use a dock for charging

If the pin is completely broken and cannot be repaired, the pin can be charged using a charging dock. Charge your phone without having to worry about the broken pin. You can easily find it either on the internet or in an electronic store.

6. You may want to consider using a magnetic charger

In addition, the broken pin could be charged using a magnetic charger. Besides being tied to a USB port on one end and attached to an outlet through the other end, these types of chargers have a small magnetic connector on the back of your phone. Very handy, as you will not even have to care about the pin, and they are much more durable.

7. Replace the Pin

Having tried everything and still being unable to fix the problem, you can change the pin because of damage. Buy some replacement pins at electronic stores or online. This, however, might be technical, so best follow a guide or ask help from a professional.

 

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8. Avoid future damages.

Last, in the event that this would not be the last occurrence, avoid mishandling your phone charger. Avoid pulling the cord off by the wire as this may lead to the bending or breaking of the pin. Do not tightly wrap the cord around your phone or the object as this would put pressure on the pin and damage it.

In conclusion

A problematic charger pin doesn't necessarily give your phone the death knell. However, there are simple ways to salvage your old charger by following just a few guidelines. These tips will save you money while allowing you to enjoy the use of your charger rather than shelling out for another new one. Use this charger wisely to avoid any future problems, and if it continues not working well, it might be wiser to consult a professional or better to buy a new charger.

 

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