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Hi Scott,<br />
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How did you purchase the phone? If you got it with a carrier plan, then here in Australia we can send phones supplied with plans back to the our carriers for repair. Other than that, all I could suggest is to send the unit to a Samsung service center.
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Developer & Coffee Roaster

Scott Fell

Brian Boyes

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Are you sure it is not the usb port? &nbsp;I have had a lot of issues with mine. &nbsp;The solution that worked for me was to switch to a wireless charger. I tried the disc charger by Samsung and hated it because it can slip off. I went with one of the stand &nbsp;up that can lean or go flat. &nbsp;You can find them on amazon from $40 to $100. &nbsp;For me, it was the usb connector that is not working.
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Computer Technician / Owner

Scott Thompson

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Given that information, then there is clearly a fault with the phone and it would need to be returned for service. There could be no other solution to my mind?
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S8+ that does not charge properly. &nbsp;I believe I have determined it to be a motherboard issue related to the PMIC. &nbsp;I am looking for a company that is willing to replace this piece as I do not have the equipment nor the skill to do it.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S8+ that does not charge properly.  I believe I have determined it to be a motherboard issue related to the PMIC.  I am looking for a company that is willing to replace this piece as I do not have the equipment nor the skill to do it.

PMIC Repair Business? (Galaxy S8+)

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