CECHZC2E controller not charging

Hi, My PS3 sixaxis controller doesn't seem to want to charge. It's NOT a battery issue - this happened before, and I replaced the battery, and it then worked fine. It's now been some time since I've last used it. When I took it out it was completely dead, so I tried to charge it and it wouldn't charge, I checked the battery, and it was dead. So I bought a brand new battery again, and after I replaced it, the controller works, but won't charge. When I plug it in, the charging animation (on the tv) briefly appears, then disappears and gets replaced with a dash symbol. I also tried charging it from a common wall USB charger, and that doesn't work either, the LED on the front doesn't light. Is there anything I can do, or is this thing now only useful as a door-stop?

Hi, it works connected or not, but the battery is depleting, and I can't charge it, so it's going to go totally dead and then I'm stuck.

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