Colin Fee via luv-main <[email protected]> writes: > Mind you, the way I've observed some users inserting and removing their > USB-C cables didn't help!
I have a T480s and unfortunately, one of the USB-C ports become damaged. It looks like one of the internal pins has become dislodged or something, and preventing the plug going in. I don't know how this happened, means the port is unusable. And means the docking station I got for the computer is no longer usable for this computer. I did try to get Lenovo to fix this under warranty, but they refused, saying it was obviously physical abuse. But I don't recall any such incident that could explain in. Lenovo also tried to lay the blame - without any evidence - on me using a substandard USB-C connector. Saying I should only every plug in authorized Lenovo USB-C connectors or I would be risking damaging the connector. I also complained about the common problem - one that I have seen on all of my Thinkpads - of scratch marks from the keyboard on the display, and they gave the same refusal, and gave a quote of over $2K to fix both issues. I asked how much just to fix the USB-C port, and never got an answer. -- Brian May @ Linux Penguins _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
