Moisture Detected

Samanthamary721

The other day I tried to charge my phone after washing my hands. My hands may have been slightly damp, but far from dripping wet. When I plugged in the charger, I got the moisture detected error. I ended up just using my wireless charger. It's been days and I still keep getting this error from any of my USB chargers. There is no way that it could still have moisture in it or any sort of water damage. Please advise. TIA

ULTRAmachine

try this..i did both.

Deleting Cache partition will not erase any personal data or settings on the device, just the temporary cache files.

Clearing cache partition is a good maintenance tool. At least you should do it after finishing a System update or every once in a while in troubleshooting issues.

Clearing using Recovery Mode

How to enter Recovery Mode on your device:

Turn your device off

Hold the Power, Home and Volume Up buttons.  Let go of the buttons when you see an Android on screen.

The device will load in Recovery mode. From this mode, you can select the option to clear the system cache.

Use the volume buttons to navigate through the options carefully. Select ‘Wipe Cache Partition’.

Click the power button to execute the action.

Be careful NOT to select the ‘Wipe Data’ option, as this will cause your phone to reset to factory defaults and wipes your personal data on the phone.

Wait for the script to finish (takes a few seconds)

Select Reboot and press power button to execute.

Clearing using Settings

Go to Settings, tap Storage, and you’ll be able to see just how much space is being used by the partition under Cached Data.

To delete the data: Tap Cached Data, and tap Okay if there’s a confirmation box.

and first try safe mode.........below........

For certain phones you have an easier way to restart in safe mode.

Start with the phone ON

Press and hold the power button

When you see the power off button on the screen, press and hold it.

You will see a dialog box that allows you to restart in safe mode.

Once you are in safe mode, try out the phone for an hour or two to test its stability. If the handset shows a noticeable improvement, a third-party app is the probable cause. (You can leave Safe Mode by restarting the phone again.)
If you have your suspicions about any new apps you have recently downloaded, uninstall them one by one to see if the phone’s behavior improves. You can always download and reinstall an app again if you see no difference in the phone’s performance.

Only downside of Safe mode is that restarting in safe mode will remove any Widgets and themes. After normal restart you need to set your theme again and add any widgets you had again.