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If the connector of the charger falls into the oil, do not plug it into the power supply or try to use it first. The power supply should be disconnected immediately and the charger should be removed from the oil. Then wipe the oil off with a clean cloth or paper towel to make sure there are no remaining oil droplets.
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Next, you can gently clean the interface with alcohol or detergent and make sure it is dry before plugging it in. If there is still a problem, it is best to consult a professional or replace the charger to ensure safe use. Remember, safety first, do not use a damaged charger while the power is on.
If the charger cable is in oil, you should first power off the charger and unplug the power plug, and then wipe the oil on the charger surface and cable with a dry cloth or paper towel. If it still cannot be used normally, it is recommended to replace the charger with a new one. In addition, if the charging is slow, it may be because the charger power is insufficient or the charging battery capacity is too large, you can try to replace the charger with a higher power or use the original charger. At the same time, avoid using mobile phones or other electronic devices while charging, so as not to affect the charging speed.
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Mobile phone charger, first score clear what oil? Generally speaking, the oil is generally non-conductive, you just wipe the oil on the shell, you can use normally