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Charging port - Moto One Action (XT2013)
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The red line is the positive line
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The orange and light blue lines are the data lines.
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Components are named as D (diode), C (capacitor), or L (coil).
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Neither the positive line nor the data lines should show continuity to ground (GND) when measured with a multimeter. That would indicate a short circuit, which can typically be caused by: 1) the charging port; 2) a diode; 3) a capacitor.
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If your charging board has a short circuit on any of these 3 lines, simply spray isopropyl alcohol on it (being careful that the alcohol does not enter the microphone hole, otherwise it will be damaged) and connect the charger to the USB-C port.
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The component causing the short circuit will be the first one to evaporate the alcohol on it.
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Proceed to remove the component using a soldering iron or heat gun.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
