Fix Moisture Detected Error on Samsung Galaxy A50

Your Samsung Galaxy A50 doesn’t have the IP68 certification like the flagship models but it still has a pretty tight casing secured with strong glue. And the fact that it has a non-removable battery is evident that any liquid would have a hard time getting into it. However, the USB charging port always opens and while the liquid may still not be able to get into the phone through it, you’d still be bogged down by the ‘Moisture detected’ error is some residue enters the port. As a result, you won’t be able to charge your device using its cable without drying off the port first.

In this post, I will guide you on what you need to do if your Galaxy A50 keeps showing the moisture detected error. This problem is pretty minor that you’d be able to make your device work perfectly again by doing some pretty basic troubleshooting procedures. If your phone happens to get into contact with water then chances are you will be getting the moisture detected error on the device. What you should do when this happens is to make sure that the phone is dry. Wipe the exterior part with a soft cloth. If there is liquid present in the phone charging port then use a hairdryer to remove this liquid. You can also set aside the device in a cool dry place to let the liquid evaporate naturally. Once the phone is dry try to check if the issue still occurs.

Possible Reasons Behind the Issue

There could be a lot of reasons for the error, some of them can be as follows: