is that production unit mellie?
if this is production unit then its clear nokia didn't address this issue as someone said before.

After worrying every time when I disconnected my charger it would be the last I went and bought a new charger today and grinded it down. I also had a spare CA-101 usb cable which I also grinded down.

In the first picture is both my CA-101's. Notice the one on the right, the hooks are a lot higher than the one that came with the phone. I didn't even attempt to put this one in the phone out of fear that it would rip out the port -



This could serve as a warning for people that use other CA-101's with their phone, make sure it's not as jagged as this one.

My spare from a different angle -



After grinding -



And finally this is an after shot of my new charger that I grinded down after testing that it worked of course .



Both the charger and usb cable work fine and they glide easily in and out of the port with very little resistance. Now I can relax!

lol wow look at that jack it must feel painful for the n900 when being pull out several times a day (due to poor bat life) hahah

good job magel, i done my charger cable yesterday almost identical way as you did and today I done all of my other cables, usb x2, car charger.
took me less then 2min and i can sleep better now

Out of interest, what tools are you using to grind it down like that?

i used angle grinder, you got to have sturdy hands or get someone to hold it for you while you put the plug to it.
make sure to use safty gear

I got this device on the 14th and it is surely not a development/pre-production model. I will look if i can find my box to check when it was produced...

If only i would have known about this grinding possibility before this


happened to my N900

Right now I'm starting to get bit nervous.

if you find the box can you please post production week
it should be under odd looking phone symbol (to the right of all barcodes) and it will show something like 47/2009 (47 being the week of production)

tia